Instapaper has really taken off on the iPad and iPhone, yet it's not the only service to offer offline reading in a stripped-down form to make text free of images and adverts. Readability is a free service with the added benefit that app is also free from the App store. It has much the same functionality as the aforementioned Instapaper but has support from Longform.org, dishing up really interesting articles from that source in the Longform … [Read more...]
We're used to having an always on internet connection these days, even wirelessly, but there are still often times you'll be without the Internet, particularly if you own a Wi-Fi only iPad model. It won't give you full interaction, but if it's just text you want to read then instapaper is the perfect solution. Instapaper is available as a universal app for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch for £2.49/$3.99. The service is free to use on the web, … [Read more...]
When you find your To-Do list spreading out of control, and throwing everything into a calendar just turn the future into a unbroken lump of red, then it's time to reach for something more powerful. OmniFocus can't pick up your dry cleaning for you. But it can sort your priorities so that you don't find yourself doing that when you should be meeting with the bank manager or attending to that leaky roof. OmniFocus is available in there's … [Read more...]
Access And Share All Your Files From Multiple Device Wherever You Are The emergence of handheld devices as a means to store, create and edit files and documents means we can access and share information pretty much wherever we are at any given time. The downside is that with multiple devices it can often be confusing as to which files are stored where. As an iPad user it would be reasonable to assume that you also own a multimedia mobile phone, … [Read more...]
The iPad started out being a browser and movies device. However, in the 3 years since, it has grown to be a much more powerful device that lets you do everything from programming to creating any kind of content you want. iPad’s iTunes Store is filled with hundreds of apps that will meet your creative needs, Whether you want to create drawing, play around with images or paint, the iPad will do it all for you. You only need to find the right app … [Read more...]
Do You Belive That Less Really Can Be More? You Do! Really…. Stickle notes, pads, writing boards, on the back of your hand, if you want to remember something the cliché is true, write it down! There are countless applications on the shelves of the App Store that provide a virtual method of penning notes to help point your grey matter in the right direction. So for developer's Christopher Thibault and Brendan Lee to make their mark they will … [Read more...]
Make Audio Recordings Via Your iPad With This Impressive Application Using your iOS powered device as a recording device is hardly a unique concept, the iPhone comes pre-installed with a decent audio capture application, the fact has still seen the App Store opened up to third party developers to capture the attention of App shoppers. iRecorder brings a solid and well presented recording/audio capture tool to the iPad, which is efficient and … [Read more...]
Since its release, Brushes has pretty much owned the "art on iPad" niche. Does it deserve to be labeled best? Maybe. It comes packing 19 brushes, and lets you paint over six layers, one after another, without significant slowdown. You can export your pictures in a variety of different formats and ways, including uploading straight to Flickr. But now Matter how good Brushes is, by now it's old hat. Besides, its far from the only option on iOS, and … [Read more...]
So You Like CAMERA APP, But You Want New Ways To Use It? The iPhone's cameras just keep getting better. Apple has singlehandedly edged out the need for handheld cameras, almost entirely. Soon (hopefully) the iPad 2 might even have a camera worth taking pictures with. But with a great camera, comes a great camera interface—and we're happy that the Camera App in the iPhone and iPad are constantly being new features, like HDR photography, a Grid … [Read more...]
The UK’s Biggest And Most Popular Family Tracing Website Has Its Own App Ancestry for iPad : If you have any interest in genealogy or you've ever made any effort to trace your family tree then the chances are you'll have come across ancestry.co.uk at some point. It's the top website in the UK for tracing family histories with a database featuring a massive 870 million UK family history records. These include everything from birth and death … [Read more...]
Chambers Dictionary for iPad : has been around sound 1872 when it was first published and us a favorite of crossword fans and scrabble players. In fact it was at one time the official scrabble dictionary. The app version includes an intelligent word entry system which suggests words as you type them in. this can save some time as you don’t have to enter the whole word, similar to they way Google predicts your searches. It’s also clever … [Read more...]
Avid's jumping on board the iPad bandwagon with its first foray into video editing. Avid's interface is very clean and simple, but it's obviously designed to be used in landscape. All the media stored on your iPad is displayed top left and sorted by type: videos, photos and music, along with more app-specific sections like transitions, montage (advanced slideshow-like effects for photos) and titles. If you own an iPad 2, you can also use its … [Read more...]
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