The iPhone amazes yet again: almost magically it can move itself and other objects with the Magic Mover! It's a little magic trick to amaze your friends or kids. The Magic Mover app uses your iPhone's vibrate function to move things while a little on-screen bulldozer pretends to be doing all the work. Neat party trick. Curious? Watch the Magic Mover in action on YouTube, search for "Magic Mover".
Enjoy!
Perfect for people who've never played a piano before. Yet satisfying for accomplished musicians. Play preloaded songs by following beams of light - and set the difficulty level depending on your Magic Piano expertise or your mood.
Gaikai is a revolutionary online gaming service (currently in beta), lead by the well known game developer David Perry. Gaikai will allow you to play games inside your web browser using a Flash client on any desktop and on the iPad. Sadly, it's not native. It's being streamed through Wi-Fi.
Steve Jobs replied to an email asking why there are no printing capabilities on the iPad. Steve Jobs reportedly replied "It will come." While these email replies can be difficult to authenticate, previous rumors have claimed that Apple is indeed working on printing to make the iPad more appealing to enterprise customers.
One of Apple's and Amazon's many visions for the iPad and Kindle is to take over the print industry. The vision is of a world where books, magazines and newspapers are not made of paper, but rather touch and led battery powered screens. Wired is currently developing an application that will help the iPad take one step closer to Apple's vision.
iBooks competes with Amazon's Kindle. The new Kindle app for the iPad lacks some features iBooks has, but makes up for it with superior flexibility, and a few useful features iBooks does not have.
