CloudOn InAWorld...Drama Introducing Sketchshare for iPad | Blog | Computer Arts magazine Fresh on the App Store from long-time Computer Arts collaborator Stewart Hamilton-Arrandale and Chris Wilson, Sketchshare is a multi-purpose collaborative sketching app with voice chat built in, so you can discuss, brainstorm, storyboard, edit and doodle in real-time on your iPad. While this sounds like a great way for doodle-mad mates to kill a few hours (and it doesn't disappoint on that front), the wider possibilities for creative collaborators to share ideas - as well as make early concept presentations to clients all over the world - are particularly exciting, especially for freelancers based remotely, when email, Skype and conference calls just don't quite cut it. "Chris and I live far apart from each other, so we would use Skype all the time to chat, and then either sketch stuff in a notebook, scan and send each other the ideas, or do a quick Photoshop mockup and send that to each other," explains Hamilton-Arrandale.
Idea Sketch Qik | Record and share video live from your mobile phone At Skype, we know and love that technology continues to evolve. Today, people carry smartphones around in their pockets instead of being tethered to a desk, allowing people to stay in touch on the go. Skype has likewise evolved to help people stay connected from anywhere on any device, and we’ve continued to see growth on Skype for mobile devices. We’re always hard at work evolving Skype for mobile, and have continued to add new features, such as group video calling. We’ve enabled video messaging in Skype and fun features such as filters, to make your messages even more personal. Due to these updates, the last day Skype Qik will be available for use will be March 24th, 2016. For more information, please check out Skype’s online support pages.
Sensu Artist Brush & Stylus for iPad and Touch Screen Devices Smart Notebook App Moves to iPad Mobile Computing | News Smart Notebook App Moves to iPad By Jim Barthold05/21/12 Smart Technologies will release an iPad version of its Smart Notebook app this summer, the company said. The new mobile app, which will retail at $6.99 and be available in the Apple app store, is designed to let students use its collaborative learning software on personal or school-owned iPads. The Smart Notebook on iPad is designed to make many of the tools available on the Smart Board interactive whiteboard available to students on their mobile tablets, including interaction with teachers. Specific application features of the new iPad app include: Page sorter view so users can view, add, or delete Smart Notebook software pages; Zoom and pan to adjust page views; Image insert; Pen tools, so students can write on the software page in a choice of four different colors; and Object control that lets users delete, rotate, move, and scale objects.
Taposé - Collaborative Content Creation 10 Brilliant Apps for iPad Shutterbugs When the iPad was first revealed back in 2010, many people only saw it as purely a device to consume content on. Some of us saw differently. Even before I was able to get my hands on one, I already knew developers were going to seize the opportunity to turn this wonderful device into a productivity powerhouse. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just an Instagram junkie looking for something new, there’s guaranteed to be something in the App Store that you’re bound to love. In this round-up, we’ll help you find the right app you need, whether it be for work or play. Like the article? Air Display Adobe Lightroom on the iPad via Air Display. Let’s be honest, quite a few of us just aren’t ready to part with our laptops and desktops as our primary photo editing devices. So how does the iPad fit into all this? Air Display on the iPad works beautifully as a reference screen and dashboard for the most demanding of desktop creative applications. Price: $9.99 Developer: Avatron Software Inc. Process
Notable New iPad Apps: Coach’s Eye Coach’s Eye is a video analysis app aimed at coaches across all sports. The iPhone version has proved immensely popular and this week the app has been updated, is now a universal app, and has a full iPad version. Here’s some background on what the app offers: Coach’s Eye provides the most effective way for anyone to coach or learn form and technique. Improve your pitcher’s fastball, straighten your golf swing, easily break down a volleyball serve, improve soccer skills, or even demonstrate weightlifting form. INSTANT VIDEO REVIEW• RECORD VIDEO. I’m not a coach, nor could I play one on TV, but I think this app looks very impressive. Do we have any coaches here? Here’s an App Store link for Coach’s Eye: it’s priced at $4.99. The following two tabs change content below. Founder and Editor in Chief of iPad Insight.
Kid's Journal Creatures of Light Who doesn’t like free? And who doesn’t like great iPad apps? When the two come together it’s good stuff. With that in mind, we’d like to share our Best Free iPad App of the Week here every weekend. This week’s pick is Creatures of Light, from the American Museum of Natural History. This companion app for the popular new exhibition Creatures of Light: Nature’s Bioluminescence offers a close look at some of the extraordinary organisms that produce light. It’s an app full of superb images and fascinating information on bioluminescence and many of the creatures and organisms that glow and light up due to it. The app is divided into these main sections: The Exhibition – a quick overview of and tour around the Creatures of Light exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History – it’s running until January of 2013. Enchanted Evening – this one is all about fireflies – a kid-pleaser if ever there was one. The app has some very good videos throughout its sections as well.
Subtext GoodReader for iPad: An inexpensive, powerful app for the enterprise Paul Strobeck takes an introductory look at GoodReader for iPad, an inexpensive app that's become a primary tool in his enterprise. Every day, there are hundreds of new applications added to the various app stores. As enterprise tablet users, where do we start? Historically, our Windows PCs have come to rely on the Microsoft Office Suite as one of our primary tools for creating and viewing knowledge work. One of the challenges we've worked to overcome is determining which apps we should purchase and roll out across the iPads in our enterprise environment. You can also use GoodReader to connect to other cloud storage providers -- Box, Dropbox, Google Apps, SugarSync -- and other types of connections, including FTP/SFTP and AFP servers. The GoodReader app is available for both the iPad and IPhone for $4.99 (USD). GoodReader is a file viewer but also much more. After you've purchased, downloaded, and launched the app, it displays a split screen (Figure A). GoodReader app main screen.