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About
Susan Megrund
Over the years, I have grown up loving all things electronic. The words Casio, Calico, Commodore, Atari and Pong all bring warm memories, as I anticipated Christmas morning and the shiny new electronic item that waited under the tree. (Yeah, I am exposing my age.) I had a Simon, a Merlin, and a strange little football game that chased red dots down a green screen. I was the envy of our neighborhood, and … I am a girl. Barbie? Ken? The Dream House? I only played with that stuff in order to have friends. Technology is a great way to pass the time when you live in Minnesota and face a long, cold winter!
I love exploring the vast array of applications that both the iPhone and iPad have to offer, and I love sharing all this with others! Contact: sue@appadvice.com
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or at www.technopink.com
Adaptive Path is an experience design firm that helps companies create products and services that provide an exceptional user experience for their customers. Now iPad users have a chance to take away some tips and tools for their own use through the new Adaptive Path iPad app.
Kelby Media Group founded by Scott Kelby, is promoting the launch of their new iPad only magazine called "Light It." Along with being the editor in chief of Photoshop User Magazine, Kelby is a long time photographer and provides online photography training.
Graft Concepts has created Leverage, a new iPhone 4 case that will take the chore out of the installation or removal of a protective accessory for your device. This fancy case will also offer superior protection, as it is made out of a hard polycarbonate/ABS blend with a rubberized finish.
Forkly is a new, free, social networking app that focuses on restaurants and food. Share all your favorite dishes and drinks with your friends. Post your food finds to Facebook, Twitter, or by email and SMS.
Released today by 7knowledge International Corporation is a new note-taking app called, 7notes HD, and it is designed specifically for the iPad. Their slogan is: “This is how you take notes.”
In a press release today, United Airlines announced they are introducing paperless aeronautical navigation charts, that will be used on the iPad. This is said to enhance efficiency, save fuel and improve safety.
Miramax, an independent and foreign film distributor, is releasing a new Facebook movie rental app. The app features ways to watch movies on the iPad, computers and through Google TV. The new digital app is called the Miramax eXperience.
When you first glance at the data that came out today from the research group NPD, you would think that Android phones are winning the race in the smartphone market. But hold on, that may not be true.
Big Fish Games has just released Hidden Wonders of the Depths 2 and it is available for both the iPhone and the iPad. As usual, Big Fish Games brings great graphics and audio to this exciting new sequel.
If you use Evernote, you will be excited to hear the iPhone and iPad app received a huge update! If you don’t use Evernote, read on, because you may want to give it a try.
This fall Energizer is releasing a travel charger that should take away from the hassle of carrying several cords and plugs for your various devices. Currently, there appears to be no other device quite like this on the market.
Meet Connor Zamary, a 7-year-old iPhone app designer. Connor set out to develop an app called Toaster Pop. He seems to be the youngest entrepreneur to engage in designing iOS apps.
A recent survey published by Baird Research group shared a lot of insight for tablet makers and it is good news for Apple, which only means bad news for non-Apple device makers.
Verizon customers seem to be dumping their Android devices for the iPhone. A 10 percent decrease in Android market share over the past five months seems pretty significant, especially for a carrier that sells top of the line Android handsets.
It appears orangutans love the iPad as much as humans do. At a zoo in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, zookeepers began an experiment to see how these primates would react to the iPad. To their surprise, they love playing games, drawing pictures, watching videos, interacting with books and discovering new things.
LinkedIn received a big update this morning and has been completely rewritten from scratch. The newly updated app boasts better speed, greater simplicity and the most requested feature; Groups.
Chinese officials have cracked down on the numerous fake Apple Stores that opened recently in China. It appears they have not closed their doors and gone out of business. Instead, they have been renamed “Smart Store.”
Walmart has made a decision to drop their music download service. According to a recent statement, Walmart, said this is a business decision and gave no further reason for ending their service.