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The New Essential Apps February 2011: iPhone, Android and iPad

iPhones! iPads! Android! We’ve updated all of our essential apps lists to include a few forgotten favorites, some long awaited arrivals and, as always, even more amazing apps. https://gizmodo.com/the-best-iphone-apps-5676549 The Best iPhone Apps Our favorite subscription music service, Rdio, and our favorite basketball game ever, NBA Jam, make the list this month with some old…

Tech News Gizmodo Staff

Convincing, Unconfirmed iPad 2 Pic Surfaces (Updated)

The closer we get to this Wednesday’s iPad 2 announcement, the more last-minute leaks and rumors and, hey, lies, why not, will hit critical mass. But this purported picture over at BGR seems close enough to the real thing, based on everything we think we know so far: rear-facing camera, flat back, speaker on the…

Tech News Brian Barrett

Coat Your iPad With This Beautiful Moleskine-Like Skin

For those turned off by the scaly metal rearsides of their iPads—but don’t want to hide the whole thing in a bulky case—Dodocase’s Bookback skin provides a sleek, leathery skin to give that back some grip. The self-adhesive skins come in iPad and iPhone varieties, for $20 and $9, respectively. I just hope it doesn’t…

Tech News Brian Barrett

Chillingo Releases Food Processing, An iOS Game With a Familiar Premise

Chillingo, publisher of Angry Birds and Cut The Rope, released a new app today: Food Processing. Here you’re part of a production line, slicing conveyor belt fruits and vegetables. Sound familiar? $1 for iPhone, iPod Touch; $2 for iPad. [iTunes]

Tech News Davey Alba

iOS 4.3 Might Launch Next Week

Boy Genius claims iOS 4.3 is finished, and will be launched next week. Makes sense, allowing Steve Jobs to claim that the update will be released “now”, with now being when he’s on stage at the iPad announcement. [BGR] https://gizmodo.com/apple-confirms-march-2-ipad-event-5768272

Tech News Jason Chen

Free Access to The Daily Tablet Newspaper Extended for “Several More Weeks”

Last we heard, The Daily tablet newspaper would stay free until Feb 28. Now, publisher Clayman tells paidContent the free trial will continue for several more weeks. Afterwards, downloads will be 14 days free; then you’ll need to subscribe. [paidContent] https://gizmodo.com/free-access-to-the-daily-ipad-magazine-means-ios-4-3-co-5760157

Tech News Davey Alba

Is this Apple Patent Proof That Photo Booth Is Coming to iOS?

Rumors have been flying about a Photo Booth app coming to the iPad (and presumably iOS). In addition to references to the feature found in iOS 4, this patent shows Apple’s been working on some features for photo and video in iOS very similar to (if not better than) what Photo Booth does on OS…

Tech News Adrian Covert

What the iPad 2 Needs to Steal From Android and WebOS

Motorola and HP proved that companies can make tablets with UI as usable, if not more so, than the iPad. Now, with the iPad 2 being announced next week, Apple is the one that needs to play catch-up to others. But is it possible without drastically retooling iOS? https://gizmodo.com/using-googles-android-3-0-tablet-the-first-real-ipad-f-5750148 The problem is that instead of…

Tech News Jason Chen

Apple Confirms March 2 iPad Event

Apple just confirmed their leaked iPad event by sending out invites to the press. Usually it’s not this obvious what Apple’s announcements are about, but this has the corner of an iPad right there in the image. [Engadget] Here’s what we believe the next iPad will have. A Basic Sketch of the Next iPad Speaking…

Tech News Jason Chen

Now You Can Control Your DSLR From Your iPad

OnOne’s Camera Remote app now comes in an iPad-friendly version that makes it easier to make adjustments with a larger UI and higher-resolution viewfinder. You’ll need a Nikon or Canon DSLR, a Wi-FI enabled computer and $50. [iTunes via CrunchGear] https://gizmodo.com/dslr-remote-controls-canons-wirelessly-with-live-view-5264205

Tech News Husain Sumra

Everything Apple (Might) Have Up Its Sleeve

Apple fans! Apple detractors too! Exciting new stuff is almost here. Keyboards around the world are clacking with anticipation over new MacBooks and iPads—but rather than scouring the internet wastes, check out everything you need to know below. Apple Will Unveil iPad 2 On March 2 All Things D just reported that Apple will be…

Tech News Sam Biddle

Apple Will Unveil iPad 2 On March 2

All Things D just reported that Apple will be holding their iPad 2 unveiling on March 2. No official invites have gone out yet, so think of this one as a strong rumor. Here’s an outline of what we think the next iPad is going to have. And even if you don’t believe ATD’s “confirmed”…

Tech News Jason Chen

Does This Secret Apple Store Employee Meeting Mean iPad 2 Is Looming?

According to Apple Insider, Apple’s scheduled a meeting later this week with all of its retail employees, asking each of them to sign non-disclosure agreements in advance. That’s standard operating procedure when there’s a major product announcement ahead. So what’s on the horizon? There’s been a ton of heat lately around a MacBook Pro refresh,…

Tech News Brian Barrett

The Nomad Paintbrush Stylus for the iPad is Now Available

No more finger painting! No more friction-filled rubber stylus strokes! The Nomad Brush, a capacitive paintbrush-style stylus for the iPad, is now available. It’s 7.5 inches long, weighs 5.7 grams, and it’s got a mix of both conductive and natural fibers at the end of its walnut and carbon shaft. Nomad recommends using it with…

Tech News Kyle VanHemert

iPads Helped Direct I Am Number Four

From the sounds of director DJ Caruso’s remarks on the iPad, the tablet did everything on the set of upcoming sci-fi flick I Am Number Four but order coffee and belittle the extras. He gushes: “Well I think people who are making movies now, I can’t imagine they’re not doing it [using the iPad] because,…

Tech News Jack Loftus

Why Nobody Can Match the iPad’s Price

When Steve Jobs introduced the iPad last January, the biggest surprise wasn’t the actual product. (Many shrugged and called the iPad a “bigger iPhone.”) It was the price: Just $500. Nobody expected that number, perhaps because Apple has traditionally aimed at the high end of the mobile computer market with MacBooks marked $1,000 and up.…

Tech News Brian X. Chen - Wired

Welcome to Gizmodo Giveaways!

Welcome to Gizmodo Giveaways! This is the first edition of the weekly freebie fest, that brings you an ultimate selection of nifty tech-related gear. We are hitting it off with some sleek, protective iPhone and iPad cases with integrated stands from, iChair! To enter the contest, simply tweet possible creative and wacky uses for the…

Tech News Keenen Thompson

Watch Stephen Colbert Smack Down The Daily

Click to view You just buy the app and you get all the convenience of using your iPad to read the news online, but without the internet’s annoying habit of being completely free. And that’s just for starters. Colbert takes on The Daily for being essentially worthless, both for its editorial vision (old dogs! rich…

Tech News Brian Barrett

Bubble Wrap That iPad

This is the Ozaki iCoat Bubble. It is basically like wrapping your iPad in bubble wrap, only a very nice piece of bubble wrap that’s been cut to the right size and fashioned into a protective slip case. There’s also one that’s been cut a little smaller for iPhone, plus the maker notes that the…

Tech News Gary Cutlack

Some Publishers Are Happy With Apple’s Subscriptions ‘Cause They Thought It’d Be Worse

Apple’s new subscription plans are kinda crappy for publishers, but apparently some of them are happy the terms of the deal aren’t worse. Some were afraid that Apple wouldn’t allow any subscriptions that didn’t go through Apple, and many delayed updates to their apps, waiting for the Apple news to drop. And there’s still no…

Tech News Matt Buchanan

The New Essential Apps February 2011: iPhone, Android and iPad

Convincing, Unconfirmed iPad 2 Pic Surfaces (Updated)

Coat Your iPad With This Beautiful Moleskine-Like Skin

Chillingo Releases Food Processing, An iOS Game With a Familiar Premise

iOS 4.3 Might Launch Next Week

Free Access to The Daily Tablet Newspaper Extended for “Several More Weeks”

Is this Apple Patent Proof That Photo Booth Is Coming to iOS?

What the iPad 2 Needs to Steal From Android and WebOS

Apple Confirms March 2 iPad Event

Now You Can Control Your DSLR From Your iPad

Everything Apple (Might) Have Up Its Sleeve

Apple Will Unveil iPad 2 On March 2

Does This Secret Apple Store Employee Meeting Mean iPad 2 Is Looming?

The Nomad Paintbrush Stylus for the iPad is Now Available

iPads Helped Direct I Am Number Four

Why Nobody Can Match the iPad’s Price

Welcome to Gizmodo Giveaways!

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