If you use your Apple Wireless Keyboard frequently with your iPad, check out WaterField Designs’ US$79 iPad Wallet (http://sfbags.com/products/ipad-cases/wallet-ipad.php), a well designed, compact solution for carrying and protecting the tablet and keyboard.
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By Alex Cole
So, you’ve just got yourself a nice and shiny iPhone 4. Wondering what useful apps you could install? That’s a good question as there are hundreds of thousands various applications (free and paid-for versions) that could be possibly useful for you. Here’s a list of 10 interesting apps for your iPhone that could help you get started.
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By Jason Scrivner
Most people who know me think of me as a video guy. But some may not be aware that for much of my life, I’ve been a musician — behind the instruments, not at the control boards and mixers. So when it comes to music-creation software, I’d consider myself “amateur to semi-pro,” and I believe it’s folks like me that Apple (http://www.apple.com) had in mind with the latest update of Logic Pro, now called Logic Studio (US$499).
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LaCie (http://www.lacie.com) has introduced its first network-attached storage solution to feature Wi-Fi. Basically, it’s the company’s version of the Apple Time Capsule. It’s not quite as easy to set up as Apple’s product, but it’s still a serious competitor.
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The iPad is crimping sales of netbooks, even though it doesn’t have a keyboard. However, Kensington (http://www.kensington.com) has introduced the KeyFolio, a wireless Bluetooth Keyboard and case for the Apple tablet that effectively turns it into a netbook (don’t tell Steve Jobs). It’s a folio case, stand and keyboard all in one.
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