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iPad Thief Steals from Toddler?
Is the iPad Hurting Other Companies? iPad Thief Steals from Toddler? Do You Want To Be An Old school iPad Users?
Is the iPad Hurting Other Companies?
Hewlett-Packard has just reported a slide in profit and sales for this early part of this year. This is because a quarter of its usual consumers flocked towards and purchased tablets instead. This mobile revolution, which was started by Apple, has caused many computer manufacturers to lose millions or billions in cash. The personal computer market is very critical – weak so to say because people are not buying computers anymore but simply waiting for new products from Apple and similar brands to be released.
HP is not alone in this predicament, with Dell even suffering the same fate ………………………. Read more: http://www.usatoday.com/tech/
iPad Thief Steals from Toddler?
Shocking news from last Tuesday. A 3-year-old girl was standing in a parking lot close to their home with her mother and was holding her iPad. Suddenly, a middle-aged woman came close to them and immediately knocked the child over and took the iPad. The woman eventually walked away quickly with another man. While the three-year-old child is not hurt, she was shaken by the event.
Parents and news watchers were appalled by this action – especially adults stealing from young children who cannot do a thing to protect themselves at all ……………………………. Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/
Do You Want To Be An Old school iPad Users?
Who remembers the click-click sound of the typewriter? Chances are, young children and teenagers may not anymore. However, if you have spent a huge chunk of your life using the typewriter or if you have grew up with it, then it may be great to know that there is a dock that allows you to turn your tablet into a typewriter. Yes, the dock connector is also known as the iTypewriter and features a capacitive hammer that actually hits your keyboard every time you pound on a letter.
It takes a bit longer to type using this than a regular keyboard – but then again, who said writing with typewriters was fast in the past? ……………………….. read more: http://www.networkworld.com/
Hewlett-Packard has just reported a slide in profit and sales for this early part of this year. This is because a quarter of its usual consumers flocked towards and purchased tablets instead. This mobile revolution, which was started by Apple, has caused many computer manufacturers to lose millions or billions in cash. The personal computer market is very critical – weak so to say because people are not buying computers anymore but simply waiting for new products from Apple and similar brands to be released.
HP is not alone in this predicament, with Dell even suffering the same fate ………………………. Read more: http://www.usatoday.com/tech/
iPad Thief Steals from Toddler?
Shocking news from last Tuesday. A 3-year-old girl was standing in a parking lot close to their home with her mother and was holding her iPad. Suddenly, a middle-aged woman came close to them and immediately knocked the child over and took the iPad. The woman eventually walked away quickly with another man. While the three-year-old child is not hurt, she was shaken by the event.
Parents and news watchers were appalled by this action – especially adults stealing from young children who cannot do a thing to protect themselves at all ……………………………. Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/
Do You Want To Be An Old school iPad Users?
Who remembers the click-click sound of the typewriter? Chances are, young children and teenagers may not anymore. However, if you have spent a huge chunk of your life using the typewriter or if you have grew up with it, then it may be great to know that there is a dock that allows you to turn your tablet into a typewriter. Yes, the dock connector is also known as the iTypewriter and features a capacitive hammer that actually hits your keyboard every time you pound on a letter.
It takes a bit longer to type using this than a regular keyboard – but then again, who said writing with typewriters was fast in the past? ……………………….. read more: http://www.networkworld.com/
