Subway iPad theft leaves reporter with broken jaw
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When a thief ripped the iPad out of his date's hands, Winkler instinctively chased after him, only to run into the thief's backup team on the platform. "Instead of winning back the iPad, I found myself lying on the platform bleeding, my jaw split in half," said Winkler ...
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Forbes
I thought this was an interesting little factoid from Reuters. The margins on Apple's US sales of iPads seem to be about half the same company's margins on sales of iPhones. That different products have different margins is not unusual but that is a large ...
See all stories on this topic »Final Draft Reader for iPad hopes to replace paper scripts
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Final Draft Reader is just that, an iPad reader for your Final Draft scripts. However, in the way the app handles your scripts on the iPad, they behave just like printed drafts. Final Draft Reader displays scripts on your iPad exactly as you would see them in ...
See all stories on this topic »3 Reasons to Still Believe in the iPad
DailyFinance
For the first time in a while, Apple (NAS: AAPL) came short of Wall Street's hopes when reporting earnings this week. By some estimates, weaker-than-expected iPad sales were to blame, but other figures show analysts were looking for just 15.7 million tabs ...
See all stories on this topic »Run an iPad on $1.36/year
New York Post
The annual cost to charge an iPad is just $1.36, according to the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), a nonprofit research and development group funded by electric utilities. By comparison, a 60-watt compact fluorescent bulb costs $1.61, a desktop PC ...
See all stories on this topic »E FUN's APEN A5 Digital Pen for iPad Takes You to the Top of the Class
Virtual-Strategy Magazine
West Covina, CA, July 29, 2012 --(PR.com)-- This fall, go back to school with the ultimate iPadaccessory – the APEN A5 Digital Pen from E FUN, a consumer electronics designer and manufacturer of fun, lifestyle products. The APEN A5 is the most reliable ...
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Padcaster and Lenscaster streamline iPad video production workflow
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In order to provide a way of placing the iPad and accessories onto a tripod, Padcaster CEO Josh Apter and his design team realized that they'd need a large, rigid frame that still protects the iPadfrom shocks and bumps. They did that by creating an aluminum ...
See all stories on this topic »This Absurdly Ornate iPad Dock Is Fit For a Czar
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This Absurdly Ornate iPad Dock Is Fit For a Czar The iPad may be known for its sleek design, but that doesn't mean you can't shake things up a bit with a super gaudy, overly detailed dock. Bavarian photographer Georg Dinkel is the man behind this crazy, ...
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tuaw.com
When a thief ripped the iPad out of his date's hands, Winkler instinctively chased after him, only to run into the thief's backup team on the platform. "Instead of winning back the iPad, I found myself lying on the platform bleeding, my jaw split in half," said Winkler ...
See all stories on this topic »Why Are Apple's iPad Margins Half The iPhone Ones?
Forbes
I thought this was an interesting little factoid from Reuters. The margins on Apple's US sales of iPads seem to be about half the same company's margins on sales of iPhones. That different products have different margins is not unusual but that is a large ...
See all stories on this topic »Final Draft Reader for iPad hopes to replace paper scripts
tuaw.com
Final Draft Reader is just that, an iPad reader for your Final Draft scripts. However, in the way the app handles your scripts on the iPad, they behave just like printed drafts. Final Draft Reader displays scripts on your iPad exactly as you would see them in ...
See all stories on this topic »3 Reasons to Still Believe in the iPad
DailyFinance
For the first time in a while, Apple (NAS: AAPL) came short of Wall Street's hopes when reporting earnings this week. By some estimates, weaker-than-expected iPad sales were to blame, but other figures show analysts were looking for just 15.7 million tabs ...
See all stories on this topic »Run an iPad on $1.36/year
New York Post
The annual cost to charge an iPad is just $1.36, according to the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), a nonprofit research and development group funded by electric utilities. By comparison, a 60-watt compact fluorescent bulb costs $1.61, a desktop PC ...
See all stories on this topic »E FUN's APEN A5 Digital Pen for iPad Takes You to the Top of the Class
Virtual-Strategy Magazine
West Covina, CA, July 29, 2012 --(PR.com)-- This fall, go back to school with the ultimate iPadaccessory – the APEN A5 Digital Pen from E FUN, a consumer electronics designer and manufacturer of fun, lifestyle products. The APEN A5 is the most reliable ...
See all stories on this topic »
| NBC's best Olympic offerings? Grab your iPad and skip Seacrest on TV The Guardian If you began watching the Games on your iPad yesterday, you'll know what I mean. The live-streamed events have outstanding picture quality (unlike other viewers who complained about app glitches on Twitter, my viewing experience was seamless). See all stories on this topic » |  The Guardian |
tuaw.com
In order to provide a way of placing the iPad and accessories onto a tripod, Padcaster CEO Josh Apter and his design team realized that they'd need a large, rigid frame that still protects the iPadfrom shocks and bumps. They did that by creating an aluminum ...
See all stories on this topic »This Absurdly Ornate iPad Dock Is Fit For a Czar
Gizmodo
This Absurdly Ornate iPad Dock Is Fit For a Czar The iPad may be known for its sleek design, but that doesn't mean you can't shake things up a bit with a super gaudy, overly detailed dock. Bavarian photographer Georg Dinkel is the man behind this crazy, ...
See all stories on this topic »