LinkedIn has revamped its iPad app just in time for the new iPad Air. The updated app includes changes to its overall look, UX design, and available features. The changes are pretty major for the professional social networking company, and the iPad app update is timed for a simultaneous release with two other LinkedIn software […]
If you head on down to the iTunes App Store this afternoon to see how the topmost downloads are doing, you’re going to see Garage Band quickly overtaking the top “Free” spot while the rest of the iLife and iWork apps climb up “Paid”. But wait, you might be saying, didn’t Apple just say that […]
This afternoon you’ll be finding a whole lot of zombie cut-downs in the wild as the folks at MadFinger Games release their second-generation first-person zombie shooter Dead Trigger 2. This game is appearing on the app stores for both iOS for iPhones and iPads as well as Android for devices of all sizes either immediately […]
If you’re keen enough to have noticed the new listings for iPads in Apple’s online store since right around 24 hours ago, you’ll have seen the complete axing of the 3rd and/or 4th generation iPad. This replacement was made by the iPad Air, which now sits in stores as one of two full-sized iPads, the […]
Apple unveiled two new iPads yesterday
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Apple held its long-awaited “a lot to cover” event yesterday where they announced a new MacBook Pro, iPad Mini and iPad Air. Not only can you expect your wallets to feel a little bit lighter this holiday season as a result of their announcements, but you can also expect accessory makers to begin announcing their products that support Apple’s newest devices. Belkin is one of those accessory makers and they sure do have a number of products coming soon for the iPad Air. (more…)
Belkin Announces iPad Air Compatible Keyboard Cases And Other Accessories original content from Ubergizmo. 
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On Tuesday Apple announced the release of its fifth generation iPad mini, named the iPad Air as an offshoot naming of the Macboook line of products, confirming rumors of the anticipated release earlier in the month. The new iPad Air primarily features a new lighter, thinner design weighing in at just one pound and 7.5 mm thick (that’s less than a third of an inch to you metrically challenged folks).
Apple has also added in a faster A7, 64-bit chipset, where Apple states it doubles the processor speed with the same battery drain as its predecessor. They’ve also added dual WiFi antenna’s with MIMO, the high resolution (2048×1536) Retina display on a 9.7-inch screen and kept up to 10 hours of battery life.
Apple is releasing the iPad Air November 1st with prices starting at $499 for a 16GB WiFi model up to $929 for a 128GB Wi-Fi plus cellular model, all available in either silver or space gray.
Yesterday, Apple rolled out a new iPad Air and a mini with a Retina display. Including the iPad 2 and the original iPad mini — which company left the in its lineup — that leaves four tablets with multiple configurations. …
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Two new iPads
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A new iPad Air. It’s significantly lighter, skinnier, easier to hold and faster all the way around. The iPad mini now finally comes with a retina display. And it has the same A7 processor that powers the iPhone 5S and iPad Air. Aside from screen size, their guts are practically identical. What do you guys think of them? Will you buy one? None? Both?
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