What do you do if you have a great idea for an app and discover there isn’t an app for that yet? Check out this list of 7 app development companies to show you the way…
What If There Isn’t An App for That? Read More »
Mail Online: Now the Etch-a-Sketch, that beloved toy which started life in the 1960s and amused children for the next three decades, is coming back – thanks to the help of the iPad. Inventor Ari Krupnik has created an almost exact replica sleeve of the Etch-a-Sketch, including those two big twiddly buttons with which you
Going Back In Time: Turning The Modern iPad Into An 80’s Toy Read More »
Is there a gold rush in digital medical records? Business Week thinks so: Patients at Dr. Surinder Saini’s Newport Beach (Calif.) office are no longer given a clipboard upon arrival. Instead, they’re handed an iPad, where they tick off symptoms and allergies with the touch of a finger. A nurse uses her own iPad to
Gold Rush: Electronic Medical Records Read More »
Have you ever met a Fire Captain, disaster preparedness officer, small business owner, and inventor all in one? Meet Christopher Cooper, who at four years old wanted to be two things when he grew up… a fireman and an inventor. Through his hard work and determination Christopher joined the Los Angeles Fire Department and climbed
A Fireman and an Inventor Read More »
TechCrunch: Here’s just a short list of some things that will transformed in the next few years as the iPad delivers computing to the construction site: Adios, blueprints: The first thing that will disappear is paper. It’s expensive, always out-of-date, and with this new push for green buildings, The Owners are asking their contractors to
iPad Will Transform Construction Industry Read More »
According to The Tampa Tribune, that hefty leather-bound, gold-edged wedding photo album is getting some new competition, the iPad. In addition to offering a traditional album, a growing number of wedding photographers are starting to sell Apple iPad computer tablets, pre-loaded with hundreds of photos and video of the couple’s engagement, wedding and reception —
New Twist On A Tradition Read More »
Marketplace Shanghai Bureau Chief Rob Schmitz is only the second reporter ever to gain access to visit the factory floor at Apple’s Chinese producer Foxconn. See highlights from his tour of the assembly line and the Foxconn facilities.
Video: How iPads Are Made in China Read More »
Looking to spread the word about his french fry resturant, French Fry Heaven, Scott Nelowet created a mobile game app to educate the public about the store’s wide variety of french fry flavor toppings. Players match ingredients with characters like Big Tater. If you complete the game, you go on to the next character —
Selling Franchises with an iPhone Game Read More »
According to Venturebeat, GameSalad hopes to usher along the era of user-generated apps with its new GameSalad Studio, which makes it easier for people to create, test, and distribute their iPhone games. The Austin, Texas-based company says that no programming knowledge is necessary for people to use its tools and create their own apps that
Anyone Can Create And Launch iPhone Apps Read More »
Techcrunch: We met Joe Hill in Norfolk, Virginia last week. He had a story to tell us. He has two autistic sons who have had trouble communicating and he noticed that the world of tools for autism often overlooked a few things – aesthetics, usability, and customization, to name three. Instead of relying on ready-made
iPad App to Help Autistic Kids Talk Read More »
