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The non-profit Khan Academy has released an eponymous app for the iPad, which offers free educational how-to videos on many subjects. The app currently offers over 2800 videos, designed to educate in the fields of math, science, humanities, and standardized test preparation. Videos largely consist of screencasts that try to explain various topics, and go step-by-step through each topic, as explained by founder Salman Khan and others appointed by the foundation to help create content for other subjects. The videos on iPad support AirPlay to a remote display, can be downloaded for offline access, and shared to Facebook and Twitter. The videos also offer scripts that correspond to the various points in each video, which helps with not just going back to repeat a specific part of a video, but also opens up accessibility to those with hearing-impairments.
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It's new iPad announcement day! And if you follow Cool Mom Tech on Twitter , then you know that we're pretty excited about the big Apple iPad announcement that was just made. And very intrigued by the fact that it's not an iPad 3.
The New iPad is coming March 16 (don't call it an iPad 3!) at Cool Mom Tech
E3 2011 -- Ubergizmo
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iPhoto speculated to be making its way onto the iPad 3 | Ubergizmo
Apple’s event which will be held in a few hours is expected to reveal the next-generation iPad, but what sort of features or upgrades will we be seeing? Well according to a recent speculation, it seems that on the software front, iPhoto is reportedly a pretty good candidate to be making an appearance on the tablet. (more…)Apple LiveBlog
iPad 3, iPad HD or whichever name Apple decides to give it, we will report on it -live- on Wednesday March 7th 2012 at 10am PT! As the image above hints, a new iPad is on the menu and it’s just about certain that it will feature a new high-resolution display. Now the question is: what’s inside?
For weeks now I’ve been talking to developers, Apple sources and friends about whether there might be a major new feature being announced with the iPad 3 tomorrow. The bits and pieces that I’ve managed to uncover are tantalizing and have led me to believe that at least one major new feature that we have not seen on an Apple device before will make an appearance on the new tablet. I’ll be honest up front: I have been unable to nail down exactly what it is. What follows is largely speculation about what would be a majorly surprising leap forward for the iPad.
What if the secret feature of the iPad 3 is a new touch-feedback technology? - The Next Web
Apple Adds “Catalogs” Category In App Store In Advance Of iPad Event | TechCrunch
Apple appears to have just added a new top-level category in the App Store: catalogs. With taxonomic equivalence to “News” and “Games,” it’s a fairly major addition and could signal a new direction into which the iPad may be venturing. There are already catalog apps available: single-store apps like Ikea’s, and multi-store aggregators like Catalog Spree (the creators of which, naturally, first noticed the new category). But the new category means one of two things: Apple is pushing for more e-tailer presence in iOS, or there are just too many catalog apps clogging up the lifestyle section. The category itself is empty at the moment, and it doesn’t appear in some versions of the app store.Apple is widely expected to unveil the iPad 3 later this week, but a gadget blog has gotten its hands on what are purportedly pieces of the new device and assembled them to give us an idea of what the new device might look like. M.I.C. Gadget , a China-based blog, says it has obtained the front glass, rear shell, and cases for Apple's next tablet and shot a video (see below) of the device's near-final exterior. The parts suggest that the iPad 3 will be a little thicker than its predecessor but will feature tapered edges that may make it feel thinner. The front glass shell also shows what appears to be a home button, putting to rest earlier speculation that Apple had given the boot to the familiar button. The blog also says the device will carry the same capacities and price tags as existing version, backing up earlier reports from 9to5Mac.
Is this what the iPad 3 will look like? | Apple - CNET News
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