What’s up in the iPad world? Kick off October with these … Tethering may be coming to Apple’s iPad * 3 secret Apple TV features Steve Jobs hasn’t told you about * Apple iPad 2, BlackBerry PlayBook, HP PalmPad’Which Do You Want More? * BlackBerry PlayBook Vs Samsung Galaxy Tab Vs Apple iPad: Consider Specs To Make Your Choice * Apple iPad users most receptive to ads * The Chromepad: An iPad That Runs Chromium OS * Here’s How Apple’s iPad Is Invading The Business World * Apple Adds IPad Interface, Features to MobileMe Gallery App * Dumbest of Dumbest: Apple’s iPad Destruction Double Standard … plus a little video and a cool photo!
3 secret Apple TV features Steve Jobs hasn’t told you about
The new Apple TV could be Steve Jobs’ best sleight-of-hand trick yet.
During his modest introduction of the device, Jobs called the Apple TV “one more hobby.” But a closer look at the code and the hardware powering the Apple TV reveals that there’s a lot more going on under the hood than the CEO shared.
Full story : www.cnn.com
Here’s How Apple’s iPad Is Invading The Business World
Apple’s iPad is a consumer device, first and foremost. (And it’s a good one, at that.)
But a few recent events have clued us in to how the iPad could also potentially become an important device for business and enterprise users, as a lightweight, reliable, powerful — and most important, easily programmable — touchscreen tablet. And that could be a big opportunity for Apple. Full story : www.sfgate.com
Tethering may be coming to Apple’s iPad
While Steve Jobs has denied that the iPad will get tethering capabilities, there looks to be a light at the end of the tunnel in beta 2 of iOS 4.2.
Interestingly, this option has only appeared for iPad’s running on 3′s network in Europe. That could mean a couple things: Apple is using a small market to test this feature out locally, or only certain market’s will be privy to tethering. Full story : www.digitaltrends.com
Apple iPad 2, BlackBerry PlayBook, HP PalmPad – Which Do You Want More?
The year of the tablet will be here in only a few months and everyone wants to make one. Apple will most likely be releasing its iPad 2, Research In Motion (RIM) will be debuting the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet, and even HP will be releasing its own PalmPad tablet with Palm’s WebOS.
So many choices. Here is a quick guide to the three of them. Sure, they might not have come out yet, but they will. Count on it. Full story : blog.wirelessground.com
BlackBerry PlayBook Vs Samsung Galaxy Tab Vs Apple iPad: Consider Specs To Make Your Choice
BlackBerry PlayBook Vs Samsung Galaxy Tab Vs Apple iPad: Consider Specs To Make Your Choice .
The war is on with all the 3 electronics giants – Research in Motion, Apple and Samsung lined up with their tablet factory. Who amongst the 3 will come victorious at the end , is something that can not judged at this stage, though, a broad analysis into their technical specifications can still lend an idea as to who planned it the most meticulous way. Full story : www.nynewspost.com
Apple iPad users most receptive to ads
Nielsen study shows iPad users skew younger, male and inclined to view ads and purchase products
Perhaps you’ve noticed that parent’s of toddlers are inclined to let their children play on their Apple iPad, particularly during those moments when restlessness sets in. You don’t see parents handing over their Amazon Kindle in the same way. Full story : vator.tv
Apple Adds IPad Interface, Features to MobileMe Gallery App
Apple has finally updated MobileMe Gallery, its app for browsing your friends’ photographic masterpieces, with support for the iPad, iPhone 4, and iOS 4. The company also added a new screensaver-like feature for the iPad version and opened up use of the app to non-MobileMe members.
MobileMe Gallery 1.2 delivers an iPad interface, making it a universal app for all three iOS devices. It also supports multitasking under iOS 4 and has high-resolution graphics for the iPhone 4. Full story : www.pcworld.com
The Chromepad: An iPad That Runs Chromium OS
You’ve seen the iPad running Windows 95. This time around, a hacker going by the hanfle ‘Hexxeh’ managed to run Google’s new Chromium operating system on his iPad, thus creating the ChromePad.
Full story : www.pcworld.com
Dumbest of Dumbest: Apple’s iPad Destruction Double Standard
iPad destruction double standard was considered the dumbest thing on Wall Street this week by readers of TheStreet.
Full story : www.thestreet.com
So, that’s all for this week’s iPad news …
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