August 17, 2010 
Nick 
Of all the brick and mortar book stores, I’m still a huge fan of Barnes & Noble. When the Nook device came out, I even paid a few extra bucks to pick one up on eBay. I love the Nook, but when the iPad was released, I just couldn’t pass it up. But I still have a soft spot for the Nook and glad B&N updated their eReader and released Nook for iPad.
Archive for the ‘iPad’ Category
App Tue for iPhone Hits The App Store
App Tue, our blog for the latest apps, news and hardware coming out of Cupertino, is now available in the iTunes app store for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. We worked really hard over the past few month’s to develop the app and we’re excited to make our blog available as a stand-alone application for Apple devices.
Angry Birds Makes For Great Fun
If you enjoyed using a slingshot as a kid, then you’ll enjoy Angry Birds for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. It’s quite addictive and will put your trajectory skills to the test.
The Wait Is Over For Chopper 2
The long awaited Chopper 2 hit the app store today and it’s on sale for $2.99. It’s available for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch…in glorious HD!
Flipboard For iPad…A Slick Magazine Style E-Reader
Flipboard just hit the app store yesterday and is already being garnered as the hottest magazine-style e-reader for the iPad. Flipboard aggregates content by pulling it from Web sites and delivering it to iPad’s around the world in a beautiful magazine-style layout.
The new app tue!
Welcome to the new app tue, a blog dedicated to cool apps made for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. We’re just like you, a bunch of guy’s that enjoy discovering the next awesome app that makes our Apple devices come to life. But like you, we like hearing about the latest hardware, software and company news out of Cupertino…so we’ll post about that stuff, too.
Google Earth Hits The iPad
Tonight, Google released one of the most popular free iPhone apps – Google Earth for the iPad.
Cruising around the world on the larger touch screen is amazing. The clarity of prominent points of interest feel like you’re there. It’s Google Earth for iPhone on steroids. It will instantly become one of your favorite apps in no time.
