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So, despite all that hubbub about Flash, Adobe managed to still deliver iPad magazine publishing tools to Wired after all… and it’s not stopping there. Adobe’s “digital viewer software” is the crux, which Adobe says it built in Apple’s Objective C and will continue to maintain for the iPad while considering other platforms like the …
If Apple thought Adobe would merely roll over and accept their recent snubs regarding Flash on the iPad and digital content, then they should probably think again. Adobe have officially announced their Digital Viewer Technology for Magazines – used in the recently-released Wired iPad magazine – a soon-to-be-released add on to the new InDesign CS5 …
When Skype 2.0 for the iPhone was released, our first reaction was: “It supports free calling over 3G, hooray!” That was, of course, followed quickly by: “It’s only free until August, boo!” However, there’s some slightly good news on that latter front, with free calling receiving something of a stay of execution. You can now …
You don’t need to sit down, we’re not about to hit you with any shocking news, but a recent BookExpo America convention has given publishers the chance to air out their laundry list of complaints. Seriously, do these guys ever have anything positive to say? Now they’ve managed to pinpoint a flaw in the Kindle …
Pixel Qi’s displays are good, we know that, but how exactly do they compare to the tablet of the moment, Apple’s iPad? While we’ve already seen how the new wide-angle displays look outdoors, ARMDevices did some side-by-side comparisons with the iPhone and the iPad; if anything, it’s left us far more excited about the Notion …
In “less than 60 days”, Apple has shifted two million iPads. If you remember, it took just 28 days to sell the first million, so it doesn’t look like sales are slowing down much yet. In fact, it seems like Apple could have offloaded a lot more if only it could make them fast enough. …
Sometimes an image doesn’t need much explaining. Spotted over at Thili, this mockup of a set of “iPad Fit Scales” isn’t what we’d choose to do with our own iPad, but if you could somehow coax the Apple slate into telling you your weight then at least you could save a few bucks on that …
