An iPad Hater’s iPad Unboxing
I never liked the iPad, but I bought one for the car. A large screen and American-sized buttons make it easy to control my music collection while driving, and a GPS app (MotionX) ensures I don’t get lost too badly. Note that this video was made in September, but I’m only just now getting around to uploading it. Sorry! Enjoy!
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A quick look around the awesome new Plex 9 iOS App for iPad, iPhone ad iPod Touch. See the full review at bit.ly www.automatedhome.co.uk
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CGR Trailers presents a trailer for PIRATES VS. NINJAS VS. ZOMBIES VS. PANDAS for Apple’ iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.
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Eternal Legacy – iPhone/iPad – Teaser Trailer
Discover Gameloft’s tribute to the greatest Japanese Role-Playing Game genre: COMING SOON ON YOUR iPHONE, iPOD TOUCH AND iPAD.
iOS 4.2 on iPad preview [HD]
So we’ve just had a chance to take our iPad out for a spin sporting iOS 4.2… and it’s pretty great. The addition of multitasking, folders, and big improvements in mail (amongst other things) finally make the device feel more like a computer and less like a gigantic iPhone. Ironic really, since these updates rolled out to the iPhone first. In our brief use of the new and improved iPad (and particularly with multitasking), we’re impressed to see that there doesn’t seem to be any lag or slowdown on the device while swapping between apps (despite the smaller amount of RAM on board here) or throwing together folders. We’re pretty heartened to see performance matching what we’ve come to expect on our iPhone 4 — admittedly we had reservations about what the experience would be like. Folders are an especially notable inclusion here due to the pure silliness of scrolling through multiple iPad pages, and we’re happy to see them intact on the bigger device. We get the sense that this update is going to be a huge improvement for general navigation, but there’s also going to be a learning curve because it changes the overall feel of the iPad (for the better, of course). The device has gone from seeming bulky and sluggish to something far more sleek. With the addition of multitasking and folders (along with sizable usability improvements) the iPad finally begins its evolution into the product it’s seemed destined to be — the middle ground between netbook, game device, and media hub …