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The Apple Earphones with Remote and Mic take the acclaimed Apple iPod Earphones and add a control capsule, located on the cable of the right earpiece, that includes a microphone and three buttons. With this convenient remote, you can adjust the volume, control music or video playback including play/pause and next/previous and record voice memos.* *Compatibility information: The remote are supported only by iPod nano (4th generation), iPod classic (120GB), and iPod touch (2nd generation). Audio is supported by all iPod models.
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On January 27, 2010, Apple announced the latest in its line of revolutionary, ultraportable devices – the iPad. iPad Portable Genius is the latest in a line of ultra handy, go-to and goes-with you anywhere guides for getting the most out of a new Apple product. Written to provide readers with highly useful information that’s easily accessible, iPad Portable Genius is full of tips, tricks and techniques for maximizing each of the iPad’s most popular features. iPad Portable Genius is an easy-to-use, easy-to-understand guide for quickly getting the most out of Apple’s new iPad.
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| Click here for a larger image | Instapaper Pro Speaking of reading, if you're constantly perusing blogs, news sites, and other hubs of web content, you probably come across all kinds of pages that you don't have time to read now, so you save them for later. Like most of us "saving them for later" means emailing yourself the link, saving a bookmark, adding a favorite in Twitter, and on and on. Rather than having all these links scattered here and there, set up an Instapaper account and you can then store them all in one place. Even better, download the Instapaper Pro app for iPad ($4.99, although there's also a free version) and you can read everything right from the comfort of your iPad. Instapaper Pro is particularly suited to Wi-Fi-only iPads, because it enables you to read pages offline, so you can still catch up even with no Wi-Fi in sight. Also: If you need to read PDF files, Microsoft Office documents, iWork files, and text files on your iPad, you can read all of these file types and more using the GoodReader for iPad app ($0.99). |
| Click here for a larger image | iWork The iPad is ideally suited to "lean back" activities such as reading, surfing the web, watching videos and movies, viewing photos, and listening to music. However, you can also use your iPad as a "lean forward" device where you create content. For evidence, look no farther than Apple's new iWork suite for iPad. These three apps -- the Pages word processor, the Numbers spreadsheet, and the Keynote presentation program -- share the same names as their Mac desktop cousins, but make no mistake: These are brand new programs designed from the ground up to take advantage of all that the iPad has to offer. You probably won't want to use them to write your next novel or build the corporate budget, but these apps are simple, easy to use, have all the features you need or basic chores, and are absurdly cheap for office productivity apps: just $9.99 each. (By the way, I wrote this article using the Pages app on my iPad.) Also: If you're a Google Docs user, you can create and edit documents on your iPad using the GoDocs app ($2.99). |
| Click here for a larger image | PopSci+ Media professionals, pundits, and prognosticators all expected the iPad to save the media industry from what otherwise appears to be certain doom. No one knows for sure what impact the iPad will have magazines, newspapers, and other media in the long term, but if the PopSci+ app ($4.99) is an indication of things to come, then I for one welcome our new iPad media overlords. As the extra + in PopSci+ indicates, this version of Popular Science isn't just some lame print-to-digital conversion. INstead, PopSci+ reimagines what a digital magazine should be: Stunning photos and graphics, innovative integration of text and images, intuitive navigation. All in all, a very satisfying and promising beginning. Also: The GQ magazine app ($2.99) also has some interesting features, and in the near future look for apps from Wired, Vanity Fair, and The New Yorker. |
| Click here for a larger image | Star Walk The Star Walk for iPad app ($4.99) takes your current location and constructs a beautiful map of the night sky rom your vantage point. Swipe the map left and right, up and down to traverse the sky, and as you move Star Walk shows the constellations, major stars, and the current locations of the Moon and the visible planets. Awesome with a capital A. Also: Distant Suns for the iPad is more expensive ($9.99), but it's a wickedly powerful astronomy app that gives you a wealth of data about planets, starts, nebulae, galaxies, and more. |
| Click here for a larger image | Cool Hunting The iPad itself is quintessentially cool, so it appropriate that the online arbiter of cool things, Cool Hunting should have a very cool iPad app. The free app gives you easy access to all the latest ooh finds from the cool hunters. Also: If you love travel and beautiful photographs, combine both passions with Beautiful Planet HD for iPad ($1.99), a stunning collection of photographs from around the world. |
| Click here for a larger image | Desktop Connect The iPad is a computer, for sure, but it's not going to replace your desktop computer any time soon. However, what if you're kicking back on the deck with your iPad and you suddenly realize you need to access some data or run a program on your Mac or PC? You could run up to the office or den, do your desktop duties, and then return to your comfy seat. You could do that, but you won't have to if you install Desktop Connect ($11.99). This too-useful-for-words app connects to any Windows (XP, Vista, 7, Server) and Mac OS X (Leopard, Snow Leopard) PC that is configured for remote connections. Also: If you manage a Mac OS X Server, you can now manage that machine from the friendly confines of your iPad with the Server Admin Remote app ($11.99). |
| Click here for a larger image | AccuWeather Apple surprised a lot of us by shipping the iPad without many of the little apps that we'd grown accustomed to on the iPhone: Clock, Calculator, Compass, Voice Memos, and Stocks. But for me the biggest loss was the Weather app, which I'd come to rely on, particularly when traveling. So it was off to the App Store or me, and although there are lots of good weather apps out there, the on that stuck out for me was AccuWeather, not only because of the price ($0.99), but because it offers all the information I need, and the graphics look stunning on the iPad screen. I also really miss the Clock app, and so far I haven't found anything to replace it. The closest I've seen is the Alarm Clock Picture Frame app ($0.99), which offers multiple arm as, wake to music, and more. |
| Click here for a larger image | The Elements There are lots of educational apps in the App Store, but the vast majority of them have such an old-fashioned feel about them: lots of text, static images, linear navigation. If apps are going to revolutionize education, as many people think they should, developers and educators are going to have to do a lot better than that. One such person is Theodore Gray, the developer of The Elements ($13.99), an app that takes you on a stunning visual tour of all 118 elements of the periodic table. Yes, you get tons of fantastic information about each element, but you also get a series of high-resolution images for each element, and each of those images is rotatable with simple finger flicks. Education isn't supposed to be this much fun! Also: If you need to solve equations or create mathematical graphs on your iPad, then look no further than SpaceTime for iPad ($19.99), a professional-level math app that's both powerful and beautiful. |
| Click here for a larger image | Scrabble As you can imagine, there are games galore for the iPad, and many of them are really, really good. Or, I should say, I hear that many of them are really good. I'm not much of a gamer myself, so I can only go by what other people tell me. I do play Scrabble, however, and I can tell you for a fact that the Scrabble app for iPad ($9.99) is an amazing piece of work. You can play against the iPad, against another person, against online folks, or even set up Party Play mode, where you and three friends connect and use your iPhones as your tile racks. And the game board looks fantastic on the iPad screen. Also: The iPad has lots of great racing games, and I can tell you from first-hand experience that Real Racing HD ($9.99) is visually stunning and more than a little addictive. |
| Click here for a larger image | IMDb It's a rare dinner party of get-together where a friendly dispute breaks out about Kevin Bacon's first film or whether Al Pacino was in Star Wars (just kidding on that last one). Now these debates can be over in a matter of seconds thanks to the free IMDb (Internet Movie Database) app. Also: TV fans will love the free ABC Player app, which lets you watch your favorite ABC television shows, such as Grey's Anatomy and Desperate Housewives. |
| Click here for a larger image | Epicurious The days of recipes on index cards are just about behind us, but what will replace this long-time recipe storage mechanism? Many people install computers in their kitchens, but even a small notebook is still a bit too big for a kitchen counter. A much better idea is to have your trusty iPad at your side and use the terrific (and free) Epicurious app to look up your favorite recipes and find new ones. Also: Wondering what wine to serve with your Epicurious recipe? Fire up the Wine Ratings Guide for iPad app ($3.99), which rates more than one million wines. |
| Click here for a larger image | TweetDeck Social networking is all the rage, and more than a hundred million of us use Twitter to send out thoughts, ideas, links, and breakfast recaps. The most populate Twitter client is TweetDeck, and I was pleased to see there's a nifty iPad version available. Also: Tweetie is a great Twitter client, but as I write this it doesn't have an iPad-optimized version. However, Twitter just purchased Tweetie, and they've promised to have a free iPad version out in a little while. Keep your eyes peeled! |
| Click here for a larger image | NPR If you're a fan of NPR, then you need to run as fast as you can to the App Store and download the amazing (and free) NPR app. You can listen to shows, read transcripts, tune in to stations, and much more. Also: You can set up your own radio station by using the free Pandora app. |
| Click here for a larger image | SoundHound Have you ever been listening to the radio, heard a song you loved, and then cursed the DJ when she doesn't tell you the name at the next commercial break? Me too! That's why I now avoid this hassle by cranking up the SoundHound app ($4.99). This amazing app analyzes whatever song is playing at then tells you the name of the song and the band, supplies links to videos, and even lets you buy the song on iTunes. Also: The Shazam app is almost as good as SoundHound, and you can't beat the price: free! |
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