Apple iPad, Applications and Accessories

What is it about the word peel that screams “throw on the back of an iPod touch and grant it the power of mobile internet?” We spotted Yosion’s Apple Peel 520 just the morning bound for Chinese markets, and now the FCC has unveiled ZTE’s own Peel 3G router. Although the user manual and external photos don’t explicitly state it, one look at the (slightly enhanced) image above removes all doubt that this is made to fit snugly around a certain finger-friendly iDevice with a headset jack on the bottom right . Additionally, the user manual’s setup screens are all sketched out in what appears to be a more mobile Safari-friendly size. The Qualcomm-powered CDMA2000 case is brandishing Sprint logos on the front and back, which frankly wouldn’t be the first ( or even second ) time the carrier’s targeted the Apple faithful. Only this time, there’s no WiMAX — bummer. Crafty, wacky, zany

Amazon’s Kindle 2 e-reader is listed as “temporarily out of stock” on the company’s website in what could be a sign that a new Kindle model may be on its way. “Order now and we’ll deliver (the Kindle) when available.

Think giant active-shutter glasses are a roadblock to 3D adoption? Wait until you get a load of this, the N-3D from Aircord Labs, a glass pyramid with semi-reflective sides that allows you to peer through while reflecting the image of a screen above. In this case the screen is provided by an iPad which, as you can see in the video below, separately renders three sides of an object. Each slab of glass reflects a different rendering and, hey presto, changeable perspective as you move from side to side, reducing the usable screen real-estate on the iPad by at least a third and producing an effect slightly less compelling, but slightly more portable, than that Time Traveler arcade game that used to take four whole quarters to play. No word on whether there will ever be a take-home version, but get yourself a sheet of plexiglass and you could probably make your own. Continue reading Aircord Lab’s N-3D concept turns an iPad into world’s second least practical 3D display (video) Aircord Lab’s N-3D concept turns an iPad into world’s second least practical 3D display (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 28 Jul 2010 11:38:00 EDT.

Not interested in paying $4.99 for an issue of a magazine on your iPad? Well, Time Inc. execs don’t seem to be too keen on the idea either. As Peter Kafka of All Things Digital reports, Time was planning to launch a subscription version of its Sports Illustrated iPad app last month in which you’d pay Time directly, but Apple apparently rejected the app at the last minute and left Time with no other choice than to sell issues one at a time for the usual $4.99.

Space CrayonsT, an iPhone/iPad ApplicationiPad Weekly (blog) (press release)Space CrayonsT was developed just for the iPad and is jammed with great new ideas in interactive coloring that allows kids to make their own kinetic art …

Wood Puzzle HD, an iPhone/iPad ApplicationiPad Weekly (blog) (press release)Wood Puzzle brings the beauty of childrens early learning to the iPad, returning to the classic toys of simpler times. Designed by a mother of two, …

If you’re into mobile gaming, then you’ll no doubt be pleased to learn that 32Red Casino has a launched a brand new iPhone and iPad application – perfect if you enjoy gaming on the go! 32Red has been at the forefront of gambling …

Hi, I need an iPad application developed with following features: – It should be able to parse RSS feeds located at a URL – Display parsed results in a grid.

iPad Application by nliven. Hi, I need an iPad application developed with following features: – It should be able to parse RSS feeds located at a URL – Display parsed results in a grid view – Clicking on any news should go to relevant …

The iPad is everything I actually enjoy doing on my computer, boosted by apps which do more than I ever could have done. The iPad really does seem able to do anything, but there’s some features it really is missing. I pick three.