Avid Studio rolls onto iPad, treads on iMovie’s toes (video)
There may be a number of options for budding iPad Scorseses, now you can add Avid’s “Studio” to that list.
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Avid Studio rolls onto iPad, treads on iMovie’s toes (video)
ConnecTV social companion beta launches for iPad, PC and Mac (hands-on)
The old guard’s attempt at a social TV companion just got real with the launch of ConnecTV in open beta for iPad, PC and Mac — smartphones and Android tablet versions are coming soon. The idea is you’ll load up this app while watching TV and find a whole new way to discover details of your favorite content while at the same time share with your friends. The app uses a mic to detect what you’re watching just like IntoNow and links up with both Facebook or Twitter (it’ll also work on its own).
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ConnecTV social companion beta launches for iPad, PC and Mac (hands-on)
NASA debuts two new educational games for iOS, Facebook
NASA is no stranger to apps , but the space agency is branching out further into some new territory with its two latest offerings: a pair of educational games. The first is Sector 33 , an air traffic control simulator for iOS devices that certainly won’t be confused with Flight Control , but which NASA hopes will help teach math and possibly get folks interested in aviation
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EasySignMobile enters the Facebook fray for iPhone and iPad
Need to sign a contract, like, now ? There’s an app for that . Several actually, but the folks who create EasySignMobile have gone and made their service a bit more accessible to the unwashed masses with an updated version that supports Facebook authentication.
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EasySignMobile enters the Facebook fray for iPhone and iPad
German court upholds ban on original Galaxy Tab 10.1
While Samsung was more than willing to redesign its flagship tablet in the face of the German court’s ruling last year , the higher regional court in Dusseldorf maintains that the original still can’t be sold within its borders. As Samsung and Apple continue their legal fisticuffs worldwide, the claim from Cupertino that the 10.1-inch Android tablet is too similar to its own iPad has seen more attention than most
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German court upholds ban on original Galaxy Tab 10.1
Forrester: Apple makes strides into enterprises, users iWork hard for the money
Forrester has announced the results of its latest survey, which encompassed 10,000 enterprise computer users, across 17 countries. It looked at the degree of Apple product adoption in businesses and support for them within IT services.
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Forrester: Apple makes strides into enterprises, users iWork hard for the money
Strategy Analytics: Apple still owns tablet market, but Android narrows the gap
Strategy Analytics has come out with another report on the state of today’s tablet market, which, not surprisingly, remains dominated by Apple. Cupertino’s iOS comprised about 58 percent of the global slate market during Q4 2011 — well ahead of Android’s record high 39 percent share, but down from the 68 percent it commanded during the final quarter of 2010.
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Strategy Analytics: Apple still owns tablet market, but Android narrows the gap
Belfry brings Stocks and Weather, other native iPhone apps to jailbroken iPads
Rounding out the honeymoon period with that freshly jailbroken iPad 2 ? Well now we have some new apps for you to play with, and you may already be acquainted.
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Belfry brings Stocks and Weather, other native iPhone apps to jailbroken iPads
CE-Oh no he didn’t!: Tim Cook savoring the iPad’s Windows ‘cannibalization’
Tim Cook had plenty of reason to celebrate during today’s Apple earnings call — and really, who can blame the guy if a bit of that celebration spilled over into some old school executive gloating? While talking up the company’s impressive iPad numbers — and the inevitable PC-eclipsing nature of the space, Cook let this bomb drop, There is cannibalization of the Mac by the iPad, but we think there’s more cannibalization of Windows PCs by the iPad – we love that trend
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CE-Oh no he didn’t!: Tim Cook savoring the iPad’s Windows ‘cannibalization’
Tim Cook: the tablet will be bigger than the PC one day
This probably shouldn’t shock too many people but, Tim Cook believes the future isn’t with the PC, but with the tablet. After shipping 15.4 million iPads in Q1 Cupertino is clearly comfortable with the idea that tablets are taking off and, as we begin to demand our devices become more mobile, it only makes sense that these finger-friendly slates will one day outsell less portable options like laptops and desktops.
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Tim Cook: the tablet will be bigger than the PC one day