I’ve long hoped for an Apple home server product (the iServe? the iMedia?). Now that the iPad is here, I think the time is more opportune than ever for such a device.
The iPad is a great device, but even the upper end only has 64GB of internal storage. A home server would provide a way for keeping family media assets managed and available.
Read MoreAlgoriddim (http://www.algoriddim.net), which specializes in
next-generation music software for the Mac, and KB Covers
(http://www.kbcovers.com) have announced the release of the djay
Keyboard Cover, which converts any U.S. MacBook, MacBook Air or
unibody MacBook Pro into fully-interactive DJ controllers.
The cover offers a straightforward display of program shortcuts and
commands. Each button is clearly coded with symbols and colors to
help identify key functions and distinguish between djay’s extensive
shortcuts for both the left and right turntables.
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Read MoreiLuv (http://www.i-luv.com) has announced a new line of creative
graphic designed cases and a line of sleeves for Apple’s new iPad.
They range from casual fabric cases to leather cases to silicone
cases.
iLuv will also offer a line of protective water resistant neoprene
sleeves for new iPad owners starting in February. The sleeves will
feature two front cover pockets for accessories and a secure lip that
will keep your iPad protected while on the go.
WoodWing (http://www.woodwing.com) has announced the development of
tools that allow publishers to take full advantage of Apple’s new
iPad.
“Apple’s iPad is most certainly going to boost the success of media
consumption through handheld devices,” says Hans Janssen, CEO of
WoodWing Software. “This offers a host of possibilities for
publishers to create new sources of income. It’s our task as a
software supplier to provide them with the right tools for that job.”
WoodWing developments have been taking place in two main areas.
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