Fart Studio’s innovative engineers have announced the release of new farting technology allowing users to create the most disgusting farts this planet has ever heard with a single drag of the finger! Like em juicy? You got it! Cheek flutter? Yep. Long? Short? Loud? Squeaker? You artfully control the outcome of each and every fart. Farting is now officially an art. Select a fart then tap the surface for your usually disgusting fart sound. OR, after you touch the surface, drag your finger around the surface to modify the fart and make it even more disgusting! As you drag to the left your fart starts to rumble and get bubbly. Move to the right for more of a quick squeaker fart. Move up to make it more intense and down to be more subtle. The art of the fart has endless possibilities! GET IT NOW FOR IPAD, IPHONE, AND IPOD TOUCH: itunes.apple.com
Get a free audio book download: www.audiblepodcast.com Noah K tackles the biggest tech rumors of this week! CES is over and the Mobile World Congress rumors have begun! Plus, the latest on the iPad 3! tchno.be
In this video, I unbox the brand new Apple ipad 2. This is the Black, 16GB, WIFI model. Specifications 1GHz dual-core Apple A5 16GB of Flash Storage (SSD) 512MB of RAM 200MHz bus speed 9.7-inch (diagonal) LED-backlit glossy widescreen Multi-Touch display with IPS technology 1024-by-768-pixel resolution at 132 pixels per inch (ppi) Rear Camera- 720p HD – 30 frames per second Front Camera – VGA – 30 frames per second Three-axis gyro Wi-Fi (802.11a/b/g/n) Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR technology 33% Thinner than the first gen iPad Depth: 0.34 inch (8.8 mm) Weight: 1.33 pounds (601 g) Height: 9.50 inches (241.2 mm) iPad 2 Performance – Part 1 www.youtube.com iPad 2 Multi Touch Gestures www.youtube.com
More details: blog.the-ebook-reader.com This video shows the new Kindle Cloud Reader in action on the Apple iPad 2. The Kindle Cloud Reader is an HTML5 application that uses a web browser to display Kindle ebooks. This is a workaround for Amazon so they can still offer shopping on the iPad from within the app without paying Apple 30% or forcing customers to shop from the Safari web browser instead. If you found this video helpful, please help support The eBook Reader.com: www.the-ebook-reader.com
One of the best (if not THE best) features of the new Apple TV actually involves the iPad (or iPhone and iPod Touch). Apple TV can utilize the iPad as a remote. Using the Remote app on the iPad I can pull content (movies, music, podcasts, etc.) from my iMac in my living room and stream it via WiFi to the new Apple TV and display it on my TV. Very cool!
Once considered mainly a recreational/entertainment tool, tablets are quickly making their way into the business world as more and more industries are finding ways to put the devices to use. Whether it’s a car salesman looking to accelerate the sales process before a buyer gets cold feet, or a contractor accessing material costs right from the job site, tablets are starting to make an impact. The Apple iPad has led the way in terms of sales, but competitors aren’t standing idly by. Recently, Robert Scoble reviewed the new Motorola Xoom, scheduled for release tomorrow, and compared it side-by-side to the iPad. A self-described “iPad freak”, Scoble was surprised to find several features of the Xoom superior to the iPad. “Multi-tasking on the Motorola is much, much better than the iPad,” explains Scoble. “The other thing I’ve noticed is the common Google apps are much better on the Xoom. Gmail is the full version and Google Maps has turn-by-turn navigation, which it doesn’t have on the iOS devices — not yet, at least.” Calendaring and contacts through Google also function better on the Xoom, and the screen resolution is superior, according to Scoble. It’s not all bad news for the iPad, however, as Apple still has a big advantage in one area. “Apple is still winning on apps,” says Scoble, “and that’s going to be a huge problem this year for the Android devices.” Additionally, Apple will undoubtedly be addressing concerns and adding features with the much anticipated release …
