Besides publishing, another thing that the iPad is predicted to revolutionize is definitely the way we surf the Internet.
As you remember from the announcement, it will be “Internet at your fingertips” and while we still don’t have a device to fully experience it, you can already check out how it will look and feel like thanks to the iPad simulator from the development kit.
Check it out:
[via 9to5mac]
Top down air combat shooter that intertwines a 3D perspective.
Fun, educational and addictive - The Oregon Trail has the formula that has kept it a favorite for over 30 years.
A combination of Frogger style with path drawing.
The official port from EA of the classic board game of world domination
AirAttack
Top down air combat shooter that intertwines a 3D perspective.
The Oregon Trail
Fun, educational and addictive - The Oregon Trail has the formula that has kept it a favorite for over 30 years.
Cat Run
A combination of Frogger style with path drawing.
RISK: The Official Game
The official port from EA of the classic board game of world domination
MotionX GPS HD
MotionX GPS HD is an iPad only navigation app for outdoor enthusiasts.
Family Feud HD
The classic game show of guessing the top results to a survey of 100 people is now on the iPhone and iPad
ooops! too bad you can’t surf half of the web! no flash support!
Yeah Brion, because “half of the web” is Flash. Only the half that is advertising. The thing people use Flash most for is games and video. Video sites like Vimeo and Youtube have both embraced HTML5. And Flash games wouldn’t work so well without keyboard controls and a mouse. Mind you, also, that playing Flash video on a Mac (like Hulu) for any long amount of time consumes the battery 2 times as fast as H.264 HTML5 video.
For now, download games that are made for a better iPhone experience, and watch video through iTunes, Youtube, and Vimeo. Hulu is coming.