The iPad comes with a great default browser, built on top of another great technology called Webkit. Safari for iPad makes browsing from a tablet feel good, and I haven’t find a single alternative in the App Store worth replacing Apple’s default app.
If there’s a webapp that showcases the great capabilities of Safari for iPad, that’s PadEdit.
In the process of completely overhauling the current MobileMe look & feel, last night Apple launched a new beta version of Calendar, which now looks very similar to the iPad counterpart.
I’m a hardcore sucker for the ol’ rainbow Apple logo, and a TUAW reader combined the best of both worlds when he had Gelaskins create the perfect iPhone 4 skin. Featuring both the retro Apple retro and a classy white design, it’s much easier to get that ‘custom’ white iPhone 4 look without having to tear your device apart in the meantime.
Apple won’t give you a free thirty dollar bumper to fix the iPhone 4’s reception issue, but cases.com has you covered. Just pay first class shipping ($3.73), and you can get a black, white, blue, purple, or pink case for free. We don’t particularly know the motive behind all of this – perhaps they’re just being good sports – but if you’re interested in the opportunity of an iPhone 4 time, check it out the deal here. A picture of the cases after the break. Let us know if you took advantage of the freebie in the comments!
We all know that the iPad is slowly becoming an essential part of our lives. We check emails with it, write, read, browse the web, organize photos and videos. We do things with it, not only geek stuff. Malaysia Airlines seems to think that the iPad is the must-have device for customers, too.
Because you’re nerd and nostalgic, and because it perfectly fits the Retina Display.
You want to download this. [via Pocket-Lint]
You’re clearly an Apple fanboy who loves darts if you want to play a round of KL Dartboard for the iPad and iPhone.
Together with the Mobile iDisk app, Apple has just pushed an update for iMovie.
The 1.0.1 update addresses an issue with music playback within projects, improves reliability with exporting projects containing photos and brings additional fixes and stability improvements. It’s available at $4.99 here.
If you’re a MobileMe user, then you might be happy to know this: Apple has just updated the iDisk app to include native support for the iPad and iOS 4’s multitasking.
You can now quickly switch from iDisk to another app, go back and find the app exactly where you left off. You can also stream audio in the background (useful if you store your music library in the cloud) and open files in other apps that support that type of document, such as iBooks. Also, there are some major stability improvements. The app is available here.
Check out the full changelog and screenshots after the break.
