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Your Best Way to Navigate Personal Routes™ Find the best route to any destination with a choice of up to 3 alternate routes, displaying travel time and mileage for each. For the ultimate in personal navigation, you can even drag your route to a preferred street you wish to take. Superior GuidanceCollaboration | Sleipnir Mobile for iPhone / iPad
Sleipnir Mobile for iPhone/iPad has collaborated with the following iPhone/iPad applications. Please feel free to download, and use the collaborated functions with Sleipnir Mobile for iPhone/iPad. Hatena Bookmark Developer: Hatena Inc. This is the largest Japanese social bookmark service.Sleipnir Mobile for iPhone/iPad - Full Screen,Screen-full Gesture Experiences.
Integrated Share, Cloud, Read Later Various web services have been integrated into Sleipnir Mobile such as Twitter, Facebook and Dropbox. Whether you are sharing, saving to the cloud, or reading later, by bringing together the web services you often use, you can use them in the same way on your iPhone or desktop at home. You can change the set to be sent by tapping the icons of the web services. You can also send to multiple services at the same time. Various web services integrated into the browserApp of the week for journalists: ExpenseMagic
App of the week: ExpenseMagic Devices: iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch (Blackberry and Android versions will be available soon) Cost: Free (with options to pay for bookkeeper services)Best free iPad apps – our picks each week
Pogo Sketch Plus
Show/Hide all answers Which devices are compatible with Pogo Sketch+? All iPads, iPhones, iPod touch models. Also, all Android phones and tablets made after 2009, HP and RIM tablets are thought to be compatible but are untested. All other phones are incompatible or untested. This means that although the stylus might work just fine, the user experience might not be good.iPad 2 as a serious writing machine (how-to)
I knew when I bought the iPad 2 a while back that it would provide a number of uses for me, but I quickly discovered it fills more important roles in my work than I believed it would. One of those, a key for me, is as a serious system to use for a lot of the writing I do in my work. I write 3,000 words most days for all of the projects I have going on, and the iPad 2 has stepped up to handle a lot of the task quite nicely. I wrote about using the iPad 2 for writing a while back , and contantly receive questions about how I use it in this role. The best way to deal with those questions is to detail how I use the tablet as a writing machine on a daily basis. Writing as much as I do means a good keyboard is required, and the Logitech Keyboard Case (made by ZAGG) is as good as any I have tried.Description Record everything. By integrating traditional text notes with audio, Pear Note ensures that you never miss a thing.
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Video Comparison Shows Safari on iPad 2 Is Incredibly Fast
When Apple announced the iPad 2 would get a new dual-core processor with improved performances, we all guessed that the device would also get at least double the RAM for much better app management and fast switching. In the days following the announcement and after the plethora of hands-on videos that were uploaded from San Francisco, it was still unclear whether or not the iPad 2′s Safari browser (undoubtedly one of the most-used apps by iPad owners) would be faster and snappier than its iPad 1 counterpart. Many had the feeling that, combining the improved iOS 4.3 with a new processor and more RAM, Safari would highly benefit to reach great performances and stability. This, however, remained a theory even after the reviews posted last week that failed at really showcasing the capabilities of the new Safari.iPad 2 Dominates iPad 1 In Safari Performance
The introduction of the iPad 2 and iOS 4.3 offered some nice enhancements for Safari. There’s a new Nitro Javascript engine for Safari in iOS 4.3, and the iPad 2 has more RAM on board. What do these features mean in the real world of internet browsing?On this page, you will find the best 108 iPad apps for all your needs. We’ve taken the effort to categorize the apps and picked only those we believe to be the best ones and which will most likely be useful to you. Use these quick links to jump to each section:
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Description CalPrint uses your existing calendar entries on your iPad (Exchange, iCal and Google Calendars etc) and is not just a great calendar printing utility, it is a fully featured calendar viewing and organizing app that enables you to view, group, ad or edit your appointments and tasks. You can easily get an overview of your schedule by Day, Week, Month or as a list of appointments. ** If you have Print n Share or PrintCentral for iPad - CalPrint is available as an in-app upgrade ** While viewing a days schedule you can tap at the top and a month calendar will drop down enabling you to switch days easily - no more restrictions of only viewing two lines of your schedule like you have today.
CalPrint for iPad for iPad on the iTunes App Store
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Working In Word, Excel, PowerPoint On an iPad - Walt Mossberg - Personal Technology
Although Apple’s popular iPad tablet has been able to replace laptops for many tasks, it isn’t a big hit with folks who’d like to use it to create or edit long Microsoft Office documents. While Microsoft has released a number of apps for the iPad, it hasn’t yet released an iPad version of Office. There are a number of valuable apps that can create or edit Office documents, such as Quickoffice Pro, Documents To Go and the iPad version of Apple’s own iWork suite. But their fidelity with Office documents created on a Windows PC or a Mac isn’t perfect. This week, OnLive Inc., in Palo Alto, Calif., is releasing an app that brings the full, genuine Windows versions of the key Office productivity apps—Word, Excel and PowerPoint—to the iPad.The Early Edition 2 | Glasshouse Apps
When The Early Edition launched alongside the original iPad in 2010, it redefined the daily newspaper. Now we’re doing it all over again. Just like the original, The Early Edition 2 is a beautiful, up-to-the-minute newspaper that puts you in the editorial seat. But that’s where the similarities end.I made this page out of frustration. There is simply no easy way to add bookmarklets to your iPad or iPhone. I blagged a little about that here . I don't use Safari on my desktop, so I don't sync my bookmarks to my iDevices.

