Fine art and stock photographer Emmanuel Faure and fashion photographer Antoine Verglas have teamed up to launch Flexfolios, an iPad app that allows users to digitally organize and display multiple mixed-media portfolios and campaigns in a stylish fashion. The application is made for photographers, talent reps, model agents, stylists, fashion and interior designers, architects, creative…
Geometry Wars: Touch Hits the iPhone as a Universal App
Around the time when the iPad was released, I didn’t expect a game like Geometry Wars to be released. Given how popular the original and its sequel were on the Xbox LIVE Arcade, it certainly seemed like a no-brainer for Activision to release the game on the iPad. It looks like iPhone owners can now…
CBS Hearts the iPad, Tests HTML5 Video
Poor Adobe Flash is still out of the Apple game, and it has been forcing content providers to jump onto the HTML5 bandwagon. With magazines like Wired already on the case, CBS is next up as it tests video and media that is iPad-friendly. CBS Interactive Senior Vice President Anthony Soohoo said last month that…
Pandora for iPad gets its first advertisers: Starbucks, Lexus and Budweiser
Pandora announced first advertisers for its iPad advertising platform – Starbucks, Lexus, and Budweiser. Each of the brands/companies prepared a campaign that features rich video, audio and interactive capabilities. Pandora’s advertising solutions allow companies to hyper-target consumers by gender, age, location, the type of music they like and time of day. Advertisers can take advantage…
Orb Live launched for iPad, Android
Orb Live, the application that allows users to access their media files from their mobile device, has been launched for the iPad and Android smartphones. As you may know, Orb Live communicates with Orb MyCast, which is a personal media server application installed on your home computer, to allow you to access your media while…
Google Earth hits Apple iPad
You can now experience the glory of the earth on your “magical” Apple tablet, as Google has just released Google Earth for the iPad. While it has been available since the launch of the iPad, that was just the iPhone version scaled up. The latest version has been optimized for the tablet and it should…
AT&T, iPad hacker arrested on drug charges
This story just keeps getting more interesting. It looks like one of the main hackers in the AT&T/iPad breach has been arrested on unrelated drug charges. Andrew Auernheimer, 24, was arrested Tuesday for possession of a controlled substance which included cocaine, ecstasy, LSD, and schedule 2 and 3 pharmaceuticals. Law enforcement officials discovered this while…
FlyCast unveils appMobi open source HTML5 app gallery
FlyCast launched an open source library of demonstration mobile apps that were created with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript. The main idea, according to the press release, is to demonstrate how new web technologies can be used to create compelling mobile experiences. FlyCast touts the so called appMobi as a “cross-platform rapid mobile app development and…
Goatse Security Responds to AT&T iPad 3G Apology
Goatse Security, the company that discovered a vulnerability with AT&T’s network and the iPad 3G, has responded to the apology e-mail sent out to customers yesterday. In the e-mail, AT&T claimed that hackers went to great lengths in order to create vulnerabilities in which iPad 3G user locations could be identified, and their e-mail addresses…
AT&T Apologizes to iPad 3G Owners for Security Failure
Remember the massive security breach that plagued iPad 3G owners on the AT&T network just last week? The one where 114,000 e-mail addresses and ICC-IDs were compromised? The security issue where even the FBI got involved and to see if there was any wrongdoing? Yeah, that’s the one. Apparently, AT&T decided it would be appropriate…