BY Joe White on Tue February 07th, 2012
Back in 2010, Tristan Schaap - a student who had spent a 12 week internship with Apple - wrote a thesis which detailed his time spent with Apple's Platform Technologies Group. Though the thesis was originally embargoed due to its sensitive subject-matter, it is now available to view: in it, Schaap details Apple's experimentation regarding the company's OS X operating system, and its ARM processors - suggesting that at the time, Apple might have been considering launching an iPad powered by Mac OS X.
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BY Joe White on Mon February 06th, 2012
I never, ever use the iPad's split virtual keyboard - for some reason (finger size, I suspect) I just can't get away with it, poor old me. However, for those of you who often hold down the hide keyboard icon and "split" the iPad's virtual keyboard into two, smaller pieces, something of a major discovery has been made by David Chartier of Finer Things: the iPad's split keyboard has six secret, invisible virtual buttons.
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BY Elizabeth Woodard on Mon January 30th, 2012
This AppGuide will show you the app(s) you need to to watch videos that won't play in the native iPad video player. Read on to find the app that best fits your needs.
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BY Joe White on Fri January 27th, 2012
Jailbreak fans who've abandoned SBSettings for SwitcherSettings - an alternative tweak we told you about last June - will be pleased to hear that the package has recently received an update, adding support for both the iPad and iOS 5 while making a number of other changes, also.
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BY Joe White on Thu January 26th, 2012
From June, Apple plans to offer its employees a massive $500 discount off new Mac computers and $250 off iPads. The news was announced yesterday by Apple CEO Tim Cook, at Apple's Town Hall auditorium.
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BY Elizabeth Woodard on Mon January 16th, 2012
This AppGuide will help you find the best comic file reader for your needs!
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BY A.T. Faust III on Mon January 16th, 2012
Is the iPad a tablet or a PC? And what difference does it make?
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BY Jamie Young on Mon January 16th, 2012
In attempts to become even more environmentally friendly, Apple is making halogen-free power cables.
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BY Jamie Young on Fri January 13th, 2012
Bloomberg reported that production of the iPad 3 has begun, preparing for its release in March.
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BY Stella Violano on Fri January 13th, 2012
Looking for a bag to carry all your iDevices that reduces the bulk? Check out the Recon Messenger Bag by Hex.
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BY Tommy Ly on Fri January 13th, 2012
The iPen is a stylus with style.
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BY Stella Violano on Wed January 11th, 2012
Check out these scratch-and-sniff iPhone cases and amazing InCharge multiple iDevice docks from XtremeMac.
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BY Stella Violano on Wed January 11th, 2012
Is Apple getting ready to rock the education world?
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BY Stella Violano on Tue January 10th, 2012
CES 2012: Make Your iPad A Windows Workhorse With OnLive Desktop!
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BY Stella Violano on Tue January 10th, 2012
CES 2012: Project your media larger than life with the new Epson MultiPlex!
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BY Jamie Young on Sat January 07th, 2012
Thanks to a tip from Macgasm, no more fussing with finding recently opened tabs in mobile Safari on the iPad.
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BY Jamie Young on Sat January 07th, 2012
The truth about iOS multitasking that most of us probably didn't know.
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BY Jamie Young on Fri January 06th, 2012
The new iOS 5.1 beta suggests that the next generation iPhone and iPad will have quad-core processors.
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BY Jamie Young on Fri January 06th, 2012
This iPad is dropped from over 100,000 feet — but does it make it?
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BY Elizabeth Woodard on Wed January 04th, 2012
Netflix has had some well-publicized difficulties of late, but the service is still a favorite among iOS users. Although the official app makes watching Netflix videos easy on iOS devices, it has lacked the ability to manage your queue for some time. Luckily, some third party apps have stepped in to fill the void, and we've sorted though them to find the best.
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