Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts

Friday, July 18, 2014

iCarryAlls iPad Cases

On April 3rd 2010, Apple released one of the most revolutionary pieces of technology of our time, the iPad. This device would forever change businesses, schools, and everyday individuals. Unfortunately, the iPad had a small issue, it was prone to breaking from drops and bumps. This was solved with the massive amounts of cases and covers that hit the market shortly after its release. A company named iCarryAlls has taken the concept of an iPad case to the next level with its line of innovative leather cases.

iPad Zippered Leather Padfolio With Bluetooth Keyboard
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Their line of next generation iPad cases have a slot for your iPad with a kickstand along with several pockets and space for a notepad. Right now they offer cases that fit the iPad Air and the iPad 1/2/3/4 generations. They also have a separate line of cases that fit the iPad Mini. Some of the higher-end ones even have space for a Bluetooth keyboard (included with the case). For the notepad space, the cases support Legal, A4, Letter, and Paper Pad. They also allow you to pick from a variety of colors. If you’re left-handed, no problem. They offer an option for that too. And for added personalization, they allow you to engrave your name or your business name on the front of the case. And the best part about all of it is it’s much more affordable than other business-oriented iPad cases out there. Most of them sell for just under $150 (USD). If you still can’t find what you want, they offer a service where you can submit a custom design and they will make it for you. All you have to do is fill out a description of the design, upload a photo or two (optional), and send it off and they will get in contact with you.

If you don’t own an iPad, no need to worry, they also have a great selection of cases for the Microsoft Surface and a wide range of Android tablets such as the Samsung Galaxy and the Nexus. They also have cases that are designed for the Kindle Fire. If you don’t own a tablet at all, they also have laptop cases for MacBooks, ChromeBooks, and a range of Lenovo laptops.


If you want to purchase a case from iCarryAlls, you can check out their website at http://www.icarryalls.com/. Or you can check out their products at Amazon along with customer reviews from customers at http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_st_review-rank?keywords=xiaozhi&qid=1405474427&rh=n%3A172282%2Cn%3A541966%2Ck%3Axiaozhi%2Cp_89%3AXIAOZHI&sort=review-rank

So let us know in the comments, do you own an iPad? Will you be buying an iCarryAlls iPad case? Let us know in the comments below.

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Tuesday, June 03, 2014

WWDC14 - Apple Developer Confrence 2014 - What you need to know.

Apple just had its yearly conference yesterday to show off all of their fancy new gadgets they will be releasing in the next few months. Here are the highlights from the keynote:

iOS 8

iOS 8 will bring some new features to the field. Apple has been listening closely to owners of Androids and jailbroken iPhones to find what their consumers really want. The first major one was the addition of widgets in the notification center. They also announced that you can buy apps in bundles for discounts from participating app developers. Speaking of apps, Apple also gave some interesting updates for developers. Apps can now communicate with each other and can also be programmed in Apple's new programming language Swift. Apple also mentioned that developers can create their own keyboards for iDevices. Great, now we are going to have a billion "swipe" keyboards infesting the app store. And for anyone who has used the Family Sharing feature of Valve's Steam will be pleased to know that Apple will be rolling out a similar function for iTunes purchases.

OS X "Yosemite"

Besides having a complete GUI overhaul, Apple has pushed OS X and iOS to make the transition between the two seamlessly. Now with OS X Yosemite and iOS 8, both your iMac and your iPhone can handle SMS and phone calls so that you aren't constantly juggling multiple devices. They also announced iCloud Drive. Which just seems to be a rip-off of Google Drive. Just like OS X Mavericks, Yosemite will be available as a free download from the app store on supported devices.

iOS HealthKit

Apple announced HealthKit as a default app included with iOS 8. The app again is just a rip-off of Nike+ and a lot of other fitness apps on the app store. It lets you track exercising and other health data in one place. It also takes advantage of the new M7 chip in the latest generation of iPhones (in english, that means it can track your movements more accurately while draining your battery faster). Apple didn't mention any other Apple product tie-ins, but many rumors are spreading on the internet that this is preparing everyone for the iWatch that Apple is supposedly working on.

And that's just about it. Everything else was just filler sentences to add to the suspense. If you want to watch the confrence for yourself, check it out at http://www.apple.com/apple-events/june-2014/. Now that it's all said and done, let's start the countdown for WWDC15. See you next year!

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Friday, August 09, 2013

SZARCWARE Bluetooth iPad Keyboard

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Hello blog readers! I know how much you all love your iPads/iPods/iPhones. (I know I love mine!) But I seem to find a continually frustrating aspect of the design of iDevices. The virtual keyboard is either to dang small or way to big. For iPod Touch, iPhone, and iPad mini users, click here. For owners of an iPad, you're going to need something more than a keyboard. You are going to need one that looks nice, protects your screen when closed, connects through Bluetooth, AND charges your iPad too. The only affordable keyboard that fits that criteria is the simply named iPad case with Bluetooth. It sports an 8000 MaH battery that, according to an equation in my last post, will last ~2.6 hours assuming that it is always being actively used and it is charging your battery at the same time. So in a low usage scenario, it should last 4-6 hours, that should get you and your iPad through the day. It also features a Broadcom chip for Bluetooth. And to make it even better, Broadcom has been the leader in wireless and ARM products for years. The keyboard also doubles as a case and covers the front and back of the iPad. It also includes holes for your headphone port (duh). You can also customize your case on their website from a wide assortment of colors (again, duh. what kind of case company doesn't let you pick the color of the case?). And the best part of all, they start at $10.50 USD! That's cheaper than my sketchy keyboard here which costs $10 more! They even have very fast shipping in about 15 days. I have bought a lot of stuff from the same area as this company and it has taken anywhere from 17 days to 4 months from Amazon. And this company is for a worthy cause. They have recently donated (and sold, but mostly donated) their iPad cased with iPads from Apple that were gifted to schools around the world to assist with incorporating technology into education. You can buy it now from http://www.szarcware.com/ Have Fun!

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