ipad apps
Longform collects the best longform journalism to read on your iPad
The iPad, along with services like Instapaper, is great for reading long pieces of journalism. That’s why Longform is such a great idea for an app. Longform is an app that collects the best longform journalism on the web. The articles are taken from 25 top-notch organizations such as The New Yorker and GQ. You more »
Rogers releases Live TV beta app for iOS
Rogers Canada has granted one wish of our Canadian friends – to have a TV in every room of their houses. No, it doesn’t mean that you have to buy several TV sets. All you need is an iPad and the new iOS app called Rogers Live TV app. Still in beta, the Rogers Live more »
Google releases a great new search app for iPad
Google just made search on a tablet a whole lot easier, but only if you have an iPad. Today Google updated the Google Search app to take full advantage of the iPad’s screen. In the new app clicking on any link is a search will bring up a browser pane inside the app that lays more »
One billion apps downloaded from the App Store in one month
Apple has just announced that as of today, there is now a total of 15 billion apps downloaded from the App Store! These figure include all apps downloaded on iOS devices including the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch by the more than 200 million users. As of today, the App Store has more than 425,000 more »
Subscriptions come to Wired & GQ on the iPad
The next wave of Condé Nast iPad subscriptions are here with Wired and GQ. Starting with their June issues both magazines will have either monthly subscriptions of $1.99 a month or $19.99 a year. Print subscribers will be able to get the digital versions without having to pay anything extra. If you don’t want to more »
Opera Mini 6 for iOS finally supports iPad, Retina Display
In April 2010 Opera Mini 5 was launched for iOS with support for iPhone and iPod touch and saw 1 million downloads in 24 hours. Today Opera Mini 6 is launched for iOS with support for the iPhone 4 Retina Display, and the iPad (both 1 and 2). The new version of the mobile browser more »
Square wants to replace cash registers with updated apps
Square, the company that’s trying to change how you pay for things is trying to make purchasing items at stores just as easy as purchasing songs from iTunes. The new Square apps add functionality that was missing before, and brings us closer to that dream of easier purchasing. The new Square 2.0 app makes it more »
News.me app launches for the iPad
Does your iPad has any more room left for yet again another news reader app? There’s so many of them already, right? And here’s another one, News.me – a collaboration between bitly and the New York Times. What makes this news reader iPad app different from the likes of Flipboard and others? News.me is a more »
Apple brings more iLife to iOS with Garageband for iPad
It shouldn’t be surprising to anyone that Apple is trying to bring it’s much touted iLife apps to the iPad. During the iPad 2 announcement today Apple took the time to show off it’s newest iLife app for iOS, Garageband. As Apple has been trying to do with the latest OS X versions of Garageband, more »
Flipboard iPad news reader adds Google Reader, Flickr and other new features
Not resting on their laurels after their app was named App of the Year by Apple, the good folks responsible for the cool iPad news reader app – Flipboard has just issued an update to their app. The updated Flipboard now supports Google Reader and Flickr, plus improved Facebook integration. The app also sports a more »
