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Comparing the new iPad and the ASUS Transformer Prime (TL201) is a bit like watching two mighty gladiators in full combat.
Apple definitely gets the honours for taking tablets mainstream with the first iPad. When it came out, I worked on an HP TC1100, which is a smashing tablet which becomes a laptop computer with a keyboard and stylus, but back then no one was really interested. It's a fabulous machine which still works beautifully after six or seven years.
Although the ...
This week I take a look at Pocket, a beautifully designed and unashamedly simple app that allows you to quickly and easily save items on the web for later viewing on an iDevice.
A couple of weeks ago, I was at a large exhibition centre picking up my race number for my first ever half marathon. As I waited with my friends in the queue, I realised that the last time I was at this venue was in 1997, when my ...
Slowing down video recorded on your iPhone at 30 frames per second (FPS) makes the playback appear jittery. With an iPhone 4S running SloPro, the frame rate is doubled. Your video is recorded at 60fps, so when you slow the video down, it looks as smooth as a video running at normal speed.
The result is stunning and it really works as advertised -- there are no software tricks, so no rendering delay -- although the resolution of your videos ...
How much do you love your iPod nano? Do you want to carry your beloved music player on your wrist, but you feel like watch bands are tacky? If your name is Dave Hurban, then the answer to those questions are "a damn lot" and "hell yes".
Hurban drilled holes into his wrist and plugged them with magnets to hold his iPod nano. He calls his invention the iDermal. It's fantastic and it blurs the line between art and utility. ...
Apple's WWDC, which is set for June features among other tech goodies, the release of iOS6.
iDevice users are gonna jump on a new iOS like white on rice, but who needs it? With a jailbroken iDevice, any OS update seems perfunctory at best. It's like Apple tying a baby bird to an iPhone and saying look, here's a flying phone. Jailbroken devices have wings that are fully spread. And here's why.
Management nightmares solved with SBSettings
We hate the "double-click swipe-swipe ...