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Beautiful iPad Maps-UpNext HD Maps

By on 01/21/2012 in Apps for iPad, Best iPad Apps, iPad 2 Apps, ipad tablet, new ipad apps, Top iPad Apps

A company called UpNext is redefining the use of maps on the iPad 2. UpNext has partnered with Verizon Wireless on a wonderful geographical mapping project that brings 3D technology to your iPad tablet. This iPad app is called UpNext HD Maps and it covers the entire U.S. of 20 major metro areas allowing an enhanced 3D city view.

Some of the cities UpNext includes in this iPad app: Los Angeles New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Portland, San Francisco, Boston, Washington DC, and Atlanta, to name a few. Plus, more cities are coming soon. Some other really practical features include local search, venue reviews, deal finder and they’ve integrated Foursquare as well. Get UpNext HD here its free son the app store.  Continue Reading →

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China Get Ready for 3G iPad 2 Soon

By on 09/06/2011 in Apple News, iPad 2, iPad 2 news, ipad news, ipad tablet

Looks like Apple is getting much closer to launching the iPad 2 3G in mainland China. This will be the first time the iPad 2 will have cellular network access in mainland China. Apple already sells the 3G iPad 2 in Hong Kong but currently only sells the Wi-Fi versions of the iPad 2 in mainland China.  Continue Reading →

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United Airlines Gives Out 11,000 iPads to Pilots

By on 08/23/2011 in Apple iPad, iPad 2, ipad news, ipad tablet, New iPad

So many industries are adopting the iPad tablet as a solution to replace massive printed material whether it be text books or flight bags for commercial pilots. United Airlines announced today that they have made a complete transition to replace flight bags of navigation charts and manuals by offering their pilots 11,000 iPad 2 devices. Delta and American airlines have also gotten on board using the iPad 2 as flight bags.

Putting flight bags on the iPad tablet is a big cost saver because the airlines can save around 40 pounds of paper weight per pilot. Smart decision by the airlines since the iPad is so much easier for pilots to navigate and easier to keep up to date along with the ease of the iPad touch interface.  Continue Reading →

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Daedalus Touch App for iPad

By on 08/01/2011 in Apps for iPad, iPad 2 Apps, iPad Apps, iPad Apps Best, ipad tablet, Top iPad Apps

Daedalus Touch iPad app is a standout among text editors on the iTunes App Store. We were searching around to find something a bit more innovative in a text editor iPad app. Apple is known for it’s minimalist and simplistic design and we like Daedalus Touch for similar reasons. So many other text editor ipad apps dizzy up the brain with all their bells and whistles, that I find to be distracting when I sit down to focus on writing. Daedalus Touch uses “stacks” as way to organize your work and cuts through minutiae found in so many iPad apps. This text editor iPad app is an efficient and clean way to navigate your content.

The Daedalus Touch has a simple approach. Everything you create in this iPad app becomes a sheet, which resides under a topic sheet that creates a specific Continue Reading →

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Kids Happily Return to School for New iPad 2

By on 07/28/2011 in Apple News, Best iPad Apps, iPad 2, iPad education apps, ipad news, ipad tablet

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My children are sad that summer has ended and now it’s back to school. However, one school has a remedy for the end of summer blues. Hand out an iPad 2 tablet to each student in your school instead of textbooks. Lake Minneola High School in Central Florida are doing just that. This is the first public school in Central Florida to purchase the iPad 2 for all their students at a cost of  about $700,000. However, school officials believe that the iPad 2 investment will actually save them money over the cost of textbooks.  Continue Reading →

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iPads Replace Bulky Paper Meeting Packets

By on 07/24/2011 in Apple iPad, Apple News, iPad 2 news, ipad news, ipad tablet

Just north of Charlotte, North Carolina sits the technology-progressive-iPad-friendly town of Cornelius. This small town of only 25,000 residents has begun issuing the iPad 2 instead of printing out bulky city meeting agenda packages. Anthony Roberts, the town manager of Cornelius, sees this move as a big savings for taxpayers.

He explains, “The short version is, unlike a lot of governments, we try to operate as much as a business as possible. At the end of the day, when you are printing agendas around 200 pages apiece and after the meeting they go into the recycling bin, you say, ‘Why are we doing it like this?’ We have to run 20 agendas at 200 pages per agenda. That’s 4,000 pages just on that one, and that’s not including the time to put it together. And you usually don’t get it right the first time because everything changes. I would think it takes over eight hours per packet.” Continue Reading →

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