Posts Tagged ‘iPad 3’

Nexus 7 will lead Android tablets to overtake iPad

Written by Vladimir Bundalo on . Posted in ANDROID, APPLE, GADGETS

Ever since the release of the Nexus 7, analysts have wondered what impact, if any, it would have on Android tablets’ market share battle with the iPad. The possible release of the iPad Mini, later this year, could throw another wrench into the works. Fortunately, we have already seen an Android vs. Apple battle in the smartphone market. Let’s take a look at the parallels we can draw between the smartphone and tablet market and project the possible market share trends in the tablet market.

New iPad Battery Life: Not as Good as iPad 2

Written by Vladimir Bundalo on . Posted in GADGETS

Apple has said that the third-generation iPad should equal the iPad 2 in battery life. However, Apple’s claims don’t hold up: The new iPad lasted just 5 hours, 41 minutes, nearly 2 hours less than the iPad 2, which logged 7 hours, 37 minutes when we compared the iPads.

Apple’s Marketing Machine In A Class By Itself

Written by Milosh on . Posted in APPLE, NEWS

To say Apple is no ordinary company is a gross understatement. With a market capitalization (the total value of its stock) hovering around $573 billion, it’s now the world’s most valuable company. But even before it acquired that rare distinction, it was special in many ways, especially the way it introduces products and the way the public and the media react to those products.

Netflix app updated for iPad’s Retina Display, with HD streaming

Written by Vladimir Bundalo on . Posted in APPLE, NEWS

Netflix is the latest big-name app to get the Retina-treatment for the new iPad. In addition to higher-quality images throughout the app, Netflix says that version 2.1.1 has fixes for VoiceOver, AirPlay, and stability. What Netflix doesn’t say but is readily apparent after you load the update is that it seems faster overall. Netflix’s official Twitter account brings better news: proper HD video streaming is “to follow later.” That’s one way to get to the limit of your LTE plan, we suppose.