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May
May
Penultimate is a well know handwriting recognition app with millions of user worldwide. What makes it this popular? Beauty and simplicity. You can make sketches and notes by finger, adding colours, organizing it all in notebooks and share it all. For $0.99 you can download Penultimate app at the AppStore.
Evernote is a free and very popular iPhone and iPad app that allows you to get organized throughout all your devices. With Evernote you take photos, scrabble or record notes or reminders and make to-do lists.
Evernote has just purchased Penultimate app. We think it's a fantastic combination of hand writing recognition software and powerful cloud based note service. iPad users [...]
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May
May
IDC has published data on global tablet shipments for Q1 2012, showing that Apple's slice of the tablet pie has risen to 68% from 55% in Q4 2011, even though Apple's overall shipments fell 20% in that period. IDC explains this anomaly by explaining that Q4 2011 was strong, with high sales of tablets during the holiday season.
Apple's increased market share came at the expense of Android tablets, and in particular the Amazon Kindle Fire, whose sales fell from 4.8million in the budget slate's first quarter on sale (Q4 2011) to a mere 750,000 in Q1. Most Android tablet manufacturers saw sales of tablets fall after a bumper Christmas season.
While Apple posted huge sales totals in the [...]
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Apr
Apr
IGZO technology coming soon
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Apple is preparing its new TV called iTV to be released later this year. New technology IGZO (indium, gallium, zinc, oxide) display, made by Sharp, is to be implemented on this new iTV as well as other Apple products.
Rumours are that smaller thin film transistors used in these displays will increase pixel transparency, resulting in as much as 90% smaller energy consumption. IGZO screens will offer twice the detail with same transparency levels. This will effectively begin the new era of smart TV. Less power equals to smaller battery size and that will bring us thinner and lighter TVs, smartphones and portable computer devices.
New Ivy Bridge processors as well as new IGZO [...]
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Apr
Apr
IPad Mini In Test?
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Steve Jobs dismissed the idea of a smaller iPad out of hand, but there are rumours that Apple is developing a tablet to rival the Amazon Kindle Fire and all the 7-inch Google slates revealed at CES 2012 and MWC earlier this year.
Daring Fireball blogger John Gruber announced in a recent podcast that Apple is already testing a 7.8-inch iPad in labs, which he claims keeps the 1024 x 768 pixel resolution of the iPad and iPad 2, which of course would translate to a sharper display given the smaller form factor.
Mini-iPad? iNanoPad? iMini? iPhone Mini? it's an interesting concept. We know that 7-inch tablets have been welcomed by consumers because they can be held in one hand, [...]
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Mar
Mar
Privacy is a right we guard with our constitution. Apple has had a problem with Google lately about circumventing default privacy policies of Safari browser by planting temporary cookie to see if the user was signed in before allowing him of her to add '+1'. Google accused itself saying no personal data was collected. It seems red flag was raised as Privacy Policies are on top of a radar of Apple as well as other companies. An investigation was carried out by the Wall Street Journal. The WSJ noted that although Safari's default settings block third-party cookies, which can be used to track user behaviour across the Internet, Google and a number of ad agencies tricked Apple's browser into [...] 