ArronHirst.com

Category: iPad

  • G-Whizz Is Everything You Love About Google In One App, On Sale This Weekend Only!

    G-Whizz takes everything you love about @Google and condenses it down into one manageable app. (more…)

  • Stick iPad Anywhere You Want, Literally – [VIDEO]

    We all know how multi-purpose the iPad is with its more than 100,000 applications now available via a tap. But, before the marvel of velcro was invented, you’d have to actually hold the device in your hands.

    Luckily for us, we can now rise above holding the device, and as seen in the video below the furry material is possibly the iPad’s new best friend. (more…)

  • Koi Pond HD Ripples Its Way onto the App Store

    Just a few hours after we gave you the heads up on a new preview video of Koi Pond HD, posted by TheBlimpPilots to @YouTube yesterday, the app showed up on iTunes for just £1.19/$1.99. (more…)

  • Phone Security Pro Drops From $399 to $0.99

    Remember I Am Rich which retailed for $999.99 was later pulled and recently returned as You Are Rich?

    Yeah, those were the good ol’ App Store pricing days. Today, Phone Security Pro which made its debut onto the store on May 8th and then today received a price increase to $399.99, has today dropped in price to $0.99. (more…)

  • Reeder Coming to iPad – [SCREENSHOTS]

    Reeder the popular Google reader client is on its way to the iPad. First screenshots surface. (more…)

  • NimbleBit Unveil ‘Omium’, Their Next Game Headed to iPad! – [VIDEO]

    @Nimblebit, the developers behind the well loved iPad title Dizzypad, plus other iPhone-based games such as SkyBurger and Scoops, have today released a new video for its next game headed to iPhone. (more…)

  • Quick Blast: Penultimate for iPad

    Penultimate is a very intuitively designed note taking application for the iPad. With its iWork-esque interface and handy features, it’s a welcome addition to the selection of productivity applications currently available for the iPad.

    When you first launch Penultimate, you’re presented with a carousel of notebooks for your filling. One of them is blank, and another is a tutorial on all the different things you can do in Penultimate. The tools you’re able to use are quite basic; a pen with varying thickness based on your speed, an eraser, and a clear page button. What makes this application different from the already available iPad note taking applications is the simplistic and easy to use interface.

    Would I recommend this app to someone wanting a note taking and doodling application on their iPad? Yes, I would, as long as it’s understood that this is not an application for creating the next Picasso or for writing the next great novel.

    What would I change? It would be nice to have a highlighter and the option of a different color pen, but this is still a great application in its current state.

    iPad Integration [rating:3/5]
    Usability [rating:4/5]
    User Interface [rating:4.5/5]

    [rating:overall]