If you thought there were enough solutions for jotting down your notes digitally before today, Evernote implores you to think again. Today they’ve shown off the Jot Script – a new edition of the Adonit stylus in an “Evernote Edition” made specifically to tie in with the cloud capture service for notes and the app […]
I’ve always thought that utilizing a natural material like wood for gadget cases was a smart idea – providing a nice contrast to the metal, glass and plastic found in today’s devices. Check out two new wood cases from Grove, which will perfectly fit your new iPads when they release this November.
The Grove Wood Smart Case is available for both the iPad Air and iPad Mini. It’s handcrafted from lightweight bamboo and sturdy maple. It will work as a smart cover and a stand. It’s definitely an interesting combination, which will set your tablets apart from others. You’ll have access to all the ports when your tablet is protected by this case.
The Grove Wood Smart Case is available for iPad Mini and iPad Mini Retina for $79 (USD), and you’ll have to pay $99 for the iPad Air version.
Marvel Entertainment and Disney Consumer Products have announced they have teamed up to launch a fun new device – the Marvel Creativity Studio Stylus and app. The app and stylus are exclusively for the iPad and gives people who are fans of Marvel superheroes a place to learn how to draw, color, and animate their favorite superheroes and villains.
You can draw and color superheroes and villains from Avengers Assemble, The Ultimate Spider-Man, and Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. Features of the app and stylus include professionally illustrated coloring pages allowing users to decorate their favorite characters with painting tools and an extensive color palette. The styles can be used to unlock the “Reveal” tool which lets you color images like the pros.
The app also features special touches so artists of all levels can successfully learn how to draw these characters including a side-by-side drawing canvas, trace lines, and a Drawing Scope feature. Users can also build and animate action scenes using character stickers, sound effects, speech bubbles, and backgrounds. Custom stickers can also be added to the animated scenes. The stylus is available with a limited-edition zippered case exclusively at Apple Stores for $34.99(USD). The app itself is free, and is available here.
Regional carriers C Spire and Bluegrass Cellular have thrown their LTE hats into the ring for Apple’s new iPad Air, confirming they will be offering the 4G version of the new slimline tablet announced earlier this week. The commitment follows AT&T, Verizon, and the other big carriers each announcing support for the cellularly-enabled iPad Air, […]
Steve Wozniak has been vocal about the new iPad Air, and while he wasn’t critical of the device in general, he did say that it isn’t a slate that is applicable to him. He went on to explain why, and in doing so revealed the perhaps more surprising detail about his home Internet, namely that […]
Earlier this month, we saw retailers offering price cuts on the iPhone 5c shortly after the smartphone’s launch, with Walmart in particular having launched the phone with an initial $20 pricing undercut of Apple, leading into a steeper discount soon after. Now it has done the same for the newly revealed iPad Air, with the […]
Marvel has unveiled a new Creativity Studio Stylus and accompanying app for the iPad, allowing kids and kids-at-heart to draw and ultimately animate a variety of Marvel’s best superheroes. With the app, users get access to superheroes drawn by artists that can be added upon in terms of both design and coloring, and some special […]
The iPad Air versus iPad mini with Retina display shopping question could be decided by severe shortages of the smaller tablet, analysts predict, with suggestions that supplies of the new high-resolution display could amount to less than a third Apple will need to meet demand. “Production is still ramping up on the 7.9-inch Retina panel […]
Apple unveiled its iPad Air, and even though there’s been a lot of chatter online in regards to the company’s name choice for their upcoming tablet, there’s one thing we’re sure we can all agree on: it looks pretty thin and light. Now that Steve Jobs is no longer around to influence what goes into any of the new Apple products, we’re left wondering what the famous CEO would think of the latest iPad. On the other hand, we still have Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak around, and it looks like he’s none too pleased about the iPad Air. (more…)
iPad Air Receives Disapproval From Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Moshi has introduced a couple new covers for the newly unveiled iPad Air, all of which are slated to launch sometime this fall and follow shortly after Belkin introduced its own offerings for the Apple slate. Along with the new covers also comes the iVisor, a bubble-free washable screen protector for the iPad Air to […]
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