With the iPad being all the rave, Flipboard plans to get into the act with the announcement of the World’s First Social Magazine through its iPad app called the Flipboard App.
This new app is a new social magazine that aims to bring life to stories, photos and news as shared by most social networking addicts today.
Flipboard will create a magazine from a user’s social content. All users have to do is launch the app and flip open the cover and then readers can view sections and also personalize the magazine.
The Facebook and Twitter sections allow the readers to quickly go through the latest stories, photos and updates from their network where they no longer have to scan long lists of posts and then click on links.
Rather, they will immediately see the stories, comments and images, making it faster and more entertaining to discover, view and share social content.
This is a free app and can be downloaded at the Flipboard site or from the iTunes apps tore.
When the Ipad came out in store, everyone kept wondering how good it can go. Numerous people were buzzing about the new gadget which looked like a screen of a laptop wherein you can carry anywhere. Aside from that, it’s also 3g and built in with Wi-fi.
You can experience the best in sharing your photos, or going through the net. The iPad also has different applications like your iPhone, so it’s really convenient to use. All of the built-in apps on iPad were designed from the ground up to take advantage of the large multi-Touch screen and advanced capabilities of iPad. And they work in any orientation. So you can do things with these apps that you can’t do on any other device. The iPads designed is extremely is excellent. The aluminum back feels great under the finger and nothing feels cheap.
I also like the idea that I am holding a small TV which has very high pixels while I sit around playing games or surfing the net. What’s even cooler is its transformation into the old Macintosh. Basically, there’s this iPad Mac Classic mod that had its display removed, and a hole cut in its side which allowed the iPad to slide into it, thus becoming the display itself. You can also enjoy your old Macintosh Computer while enjoying the benefits of technology.
FileMaker, Inc. today announced the immediate availability of its Bento for iPad on the App Store. The app is based on Bento for iPhone with enhancements to make the most of the big, beautiful iPad screen. The new app enables users to manage contacts, track projects, plan events and more, and can be used by itself or synchronized with Bento 3 for Mac.
The new Bento for iPad provides gesture support navigation on iPad and takes full advantage of the innovative device’s big screen. The app works in both portrait and landscape views, automatically switching between views as the user rotates the iPad. Users can simply touch the screen to edit information in choice, date and rating fields and checkboxes. A new quick tap lets users watch videos, view photos and send e-mails. Customers can even browse web links in Bento without leaving the app.
Accomplished mobile application creator, SpinThought announced today it would be one of the first companies to offer their app (StoryPages 2) on the iPad. Programmed by iPad Developer Zco Corporation, StoryPages 2 helps iPhone and iPad users to create illustrated stories on the go.
The StoryPages 2 application allows users to create illustrated storyboard-style pages using photos, drawings, and text. Projects can include comics, children’s books, architecture, landscape design, help manuals and any project where words are enhanced with illustration. Through its unique and easy to use interface, the application rapidly lays out drawings and associated text, including anything needed to describe a photo or drawing.
Your custom StoryPages can then be delivered via email as a PDF, exported to the Photo gallery and sent via MMS, or imported to your desktop as PNG files. StoryPages 2 is currently available for the iPhone & iPod in the iTunes App Store for $2.99.
Wanna see how you would look with a beard or mustache? Well guess what, there is an app for that. Created by Chris Aueyeung and Vijay Matthews, the Beardme iPhone App should be something to help you determine which type of facial hair suits you best.
Actually you can even have some fun with it, include babies or kids and poke some harmless fun with this new iPhone app. Add some color and fun to your stored photos via your iPhone and get a kick out of this new Beardme iPhone app.
The Beardme App for iPhones is now available at the iTunes app store for $1.99.
FileMaker, Inc. today announced the immediate availability of its Bento for iPad on the App Store. The app is based on 
Accomplished mobile application creator, SpinThought announced today it would be one of the first companies to offer their app (StoryPages 2) on the iPad. Programmed by iPad Developer 
