Ever in search of the perfect productivity app, I’ve been comparing Toodledo to Bento for iPad. Both are exceptional, but there’s a clear winner, in my estimation. In the interest of full disclosure, I’ve
I’ll be honest, I’ve already purchased an iPad 2. However, I still find myself wondering if I made the right decision. I’m sure that I’m not the only one asking this question. I imagine
Got a thing for political polls? How about pop-culture? Sports polls? The Show of Hands iPad app has all these and more. Don’t ask me why, but I can’t stay away. Forget the Science
Machinarium, developed by the independent Czech studio Amanita Design, is a point-and-click adventure game that has recently landed in the Mac App Store (it had been released in 2009). If you enjoy point-and-click adventures,
After a week of debate with everyone at Gangplank, multiple trips to the Apple Store and serious consideration toward buying a bunch of new, USB-capable hard drives, I eschewed the extremely popular MacBook Air
The new Dutch created Tablisto aims to improve your iPad reading experience by providing one central location for all of your reading needs. Tablisto’s essential proposal is: why use a collection of readers on
I used to hate the Apple migration tool. There always seemed to be problems, the applications never transferred correctly and I swear my iTunes settings never carried over. Worse yet, my Keychain never copied
With a 3G enabled iPad, business can get seriously streamlined. There are lots of iPad apps well-suited for business, but a couple of iPads linked-up through Google’s free services, a few free apps and