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Hands-on with iHeartRadio’s iPad 3 update

Chris Burns, May 3rd 2012 Discuss [0]

Right on the heels of one of their biggest competitors (and best buddy Spotify), Clear Channel have updated their iPad app for iHeartRadio. This upgrade to the streaming radio application has you working with deeper Facebook integration than ever before, support for the high-resolution Retina display of Apple‘s iPad 3 with much better looking radio station graphics as well as user interface graphics, and Custom Stations. These Custom Stations are made up of the users own collected interests and a catalog of over 14 million songs from over 400,000 artists.

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Spotify for iPad Review

Chris Burns, May 2nd 2012 Discuss [0]

The folks at Spotify have brought forth the next big iteration of their mobile app, this time make specifically for the iPad (of all shapes and sizes.) Here we’ve got not just a giant version of the original iPhone app (as they so cleverly alude to in the commercial for this app), but a brand new interface with many intuitive bits for a wholly intuitive setup. The iPad version of Spotify’s mobile app works with Spotify’s premium subscription like the rest of the mobile apps do, and here we’ve got exactly what the streaming music platform needed to stay strong in the iOS world, to stay fresh on fans minds.

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Spotify for iPad arrives fashionably late

Chris Burns, May 2nd 2012 Discuss [0]

It’s time to party with the Spotify app for iPad, this being one of the last giant platforms for the application in its mobile form and certainly a beast of a battleground for the big green streaming music group. You’ve got several new elements coming your way for any iPad, but of course this application has been fine-tuned for the iPad 3, starting with Retina-quality graphics.

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Cross-branding is the new Gadget Black

Chris Burns, Apr 16th 2012 Discuss [0]

The power of cross-branding is taking the technology and gadget world by storm, in every sector and in every product from items as small as a low-powered smartphone all the way up to six-figure automobiles. You’ll notice it in some of our most popular reviews, you’ll see it in the cars we’ve had our hands on in the past few months, and you’ll see it on billboards for power objects of desire all across your city. One brand has something that another brand knows will, with their help, make them both look powerful – and it’s taking our consumer culture by storm.

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iTunes Movie Trailers app updated for iPad’s Retina Display

Ben Kersey, Mar 23rd 2012 Discuss [0]

One of the drawbacks of the new iPad’s retina display is that every flaw is magnified and impossible to avoid on such a great screen. Videos can look particularly bad if the resolution and bitrate are both too low. Developers have been scrambling to update their apps to make sure they look crystal clear, and Apple has updated one of its own: the iTunes Movie Trailers app. Read The Full Story

Google Play may hawk certain flicks

Shane McGlaun, Mar 23rd 2012 Discuss [0]

I'm still not sure how I feel about the Android Market being called Google Play. However, I do think it's a good idea for Google Play to offer some movie titles for purchase. Play offers numerous movie titles for rent already in standard definition or HD versions. Titles generally rent for around five bucks at most. Many movie fans like to have films with them wherever they go and resort to either ripping DVDs and tossing them on their tablets and smartphones or buying versions that come with free digital copies. Read The Full Story

Netflix iPad app gets Retina Display upgrade

Chris Davies, Mar 22nd 2012 Discuss [0]

Netflix for the iPad has been updated to suit the new tablet's Retina Display, with crisper menus, higher-resolution thumbnails and more. The refreshed app also fixes VoiceOver support, Apple's text-to-speech screen access technology, along with improving playback for external displays and various other bugfixes and tweaks. However, while the UI may be HD, so far content itself isn't. Read The Full Story

Reviews

Apple TV 1080p Review

Vincent Nguyen, Mar 15th 2012

Apple TV was Apple’s “one more thing” at the new iPad launch event last week, but that’s not to say the smart TV adapter isn’t maturing into a comprehensive product in its own right. Now bringing Full HD to the table, as well as a streamlined interface, the third-generation Apple TV is arguably the best companion to the new iPad so far. Does it stand tall on its own, though? Read on for the full SlashGear review.

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New iPad Review (3rd Gen)

Vincent Nguyen, Mar 14th 2012 Discuss [0]

Apple’s new iPad arrives to more than its fair share of expectations. The third generation tablet follows models that first created and then accelerated the consumer slate experience, and all eyes are on the new iPad to see whether it can keep up the momentum. Those eyes will have plenty to reward them, too: the biggest change to the new iPad is its incredibly detailed Retina Display. Pre-orders are through the roof, and queues outside Apple Stores began a week ahead of sales starting: there’s no doubting interest is high, but does the new iPad live up to expectations? Check out the full SlashGear review after the cut.

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iHome shipping iW2 AirPlay speakers on April 1

Rue Liu, Mar 14th 2012 Discuss [0]

iHome will begin shipping its iW2 Wireless Speaker System with AirPlay starting April 1. The speaker is a follow up to the iW1 speaker, which was the company's first to support Apple's proprietary AirPlay wireless streaming technology. This allows you to easily stream your iTunes music library to the speaker from anywhere in your home. Read The Full Story

Official NCAA March Madness app released with live game streaming

Chris Burns, Mar 12th 2012 Discuss [0]

Those of you out there with a hankering to keep up with the wild basketball action throughout this March Madness season, there's an app for you out there right this second! Not only will you be able to get all manner of statistics, clips, and updates via this free app for both Android and your iPhone, you'll be able to get every single game streamed to your device live as well! The live bit will cost you a little, on the other hand, but the price is completely reasonable: $3.99 once and done, all games streamed to you on time and as they happen! Read The Full Story

VEVO redesigned with Facebook login required

Rue Liu, Mar 9th 2012 Discuss [0]

VEVO, a music video site co-owned by Sony Music and Universal Music, launched a revamped website today along with new iOS and Android apps, all with greater social elements through integration with Facebook. The redesigned VEVO site features a larger player and continuous playback of videos based on personalized playlists sourced from a user's iTunes library and Facebook activity. Read The Full Story