iPhone and iPad from a Sharp Canadian Perspective
Drop is an iPad connected kitchen scale and app for $80. I am no cook but the Nomiku also looks interesting to precisely control cooking temperatures using the sous-vide cooking method. The $299 price is only for people who are serious about their specialized cooking.
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Potential new iPhone looks plausible to provide a range of sizes. Marco Arment does the math for screen sizes that aren’t disruptive for IOS app developers. iPhone+ Speculation Which one would you prefer? Seems to me that likely most popular combinations are: 1. current small iPhone with full size iPad ( I am quite happy
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What to do with your new iPad Congratulations, one of the most important decisions is to start something new and your decision to buy an iPad is the start of something good that can provide you with hours of enjoyment and accomplishment. When it was first introduced the iPad was misunderstood and compared against the
The time management ninja reviews how the iPad has replaced many devices. No wonder it is so popular. How the iPad Simplified Our Lives & 12 Devices It Has Replaced | Time Management Ninja: “” (Via Time Management Ninja.)
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A recurring theme in my blogs is how personal learning and training can be the best way to get more efficiency, effectiveness, and enjoyment out of your systems (after you have chosen the best products to work with). MacSparky’s book, iPad at Work, explains in detail how to get more value from your iPad. If
Scrivener is an excellent application on Mac (and recently on Windows) for all sorts of long form writing. Limited syncing with Simplenote and Index Card on iPad are supported but what many users have been craving is full synchronization with an IOS version of Scrivener. Dreams do come true as an IOS version of Scrivener
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With the iPad2 set to be introduced tomorrow it is a good time for a retrospective on how it has been used and how views about it have changed. John Chandler has a retrospective on his blog that goes through the stages of his iPad thinking and usage. It has been his constant companion, unobtrusive
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Marco Arment in addition to being the developer of the excellent “read web pages later” instapaper app and web service is a first rate analyst who has written a number of insightful articles about the tech industry. His latest, “There Really isn’t much of a Tablet Market”, establishes a very solid context for viewing would
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Some new games are becoming available that use the iPhone or iPod Touch as a controller for the game running on the iPad (which can also be displayed on your TV). Scrabble was one of the first but now there is also action games like Chopper 2 and The Incident 1.3
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Mobilesyrup provides news on mobile developments in Canada. They had an article on Square which is a mobile payment system that processes credit cards without the normal obstacles and with lower fees. No news yet on when Square will be available in Canada but in the Square forums it is stated that it is coming.