iPhone users the world over rejoiced when Apple finally introduced multitasking to the iOS operating system, but while using iOS devices has been a hundred times better ever since, the current method of multitasking isn’t perfect.
Late yesterday, Apple added a new iPad 2 TV advert to its YouTube Channel. Titled ‘Learn’, it highlights the educational merits of the iPad by showing users young & old using the device to learn a new language, build knowledge, and discover a new talent.
There are a number of services that let you watch TV on your iPad, but nearly all of them require a data connection so that you can stream content from the internet. That’s not the case with Elgato’s new EyeTV Mobile: a TV tuner for your iPad that allows you to watch live TV wherever you may be – no data connection required.
In a move to enhance the level of service offered to its customers, British Airways are running a trial which involves equipping their cabin crew with iPads. Announced yesterday, the company believes Apple’s tablet can help them to give their passengers a “truly bespoke, personalised service”.
Earlier today, the BBC released a new global iPlayer App, which will allow residents of The Republic Of Ireland, France, Germany, Italy and other European countries to watch TV shows such as Doctor Who, Top Gear, Little Britain & The Office on their iPads.
A report published earlier today, by Taiwanese trade publication Digitimes, claims that Apple are lining up a number of Taiwanese-based component suppliers in an effort to keep the next-generation iPad competitive with rival products – tipped to launch later this year.
Apple uploaded a new iPad 2 TV advert to its YouTube Channel yesterday. Titled ‘We’ll Always’, it continues the theme of previous adverts – showcasing, in an understated way, some of the different things you can do on the iPad 2.
According to a report published today by the Korea Times, Apple are in the process of quality-testing displays for the iPad 3 in one of their China laboratories. The displays, which have been produced by Samsung and LG Electronics, are believed to be double the resolution of the current iPad.
Many iOS developers are reducing their apps & games to commemorate America’s Independence Day this coming Monday, July the 4th. EA games in particular has gone all out – hosting its biggest ever iOS game sale, with over 40 of their biggest titles from as little as $0.99 (£0.59), for your iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.