Posts Tagged ‘iPad’
Hacking 101: What Exactly Does My iPhone Transmit?
Thursday, August 25th, 2011
So you have an iPhone/iPod/iPad, and you use it quite a bit. Every wonder just what data is sent to and from the device to remote servers over the Internet? Or are you worried after the whole Apple tracking scandal or the recent news that fraudulent malware apps are becoming increasingly discovered in the Android and Blackberry app stores?
I’ll show you exactly how you can view what data of yours is sent/received, with the technique here applicable to any other wireless mobile device – not just iPhones.
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What The iPad is Missing
Wednesday, August 10th, 2011
iPad
Ever since the iPad initially came out (and before it did, but that’s something I can’t discuss here), people have been in love with it – well, almost everyone.
From my little corner in the tech scene, I’ve been scoffing at it and its missing features for the longest time. And my criticism is not unfounded, as my credentials in the industry will show. My name is Anthony Cargile, I hate the iPad, and here is why.
One Million iPads Sold
Monday, May 3rd, 2010
Apple iPad & eController App
A press release from Apple this morning says the company “sold its one millionth iPad on Friday, just 28 days after its introduction on April 3.” For Apple stockholders… that equates to roughly $200 million in gross profit. Cliff note translation: iPad kicks out $7.14 million per day in Apple gross profits! OMG! (more…)
eNergy
Monday, April 5th, 2010
eNergy App from eLifespaces
eNergy, the latest app by eLifespaces, was overlooked by Google last week as they and 45 other companies sent a public letter soliciting support from President Barack Obama suggesting federal support for technology that gives utility customers access to information about their energy and utility consumption. Seeking to tear down barriers posed by multitudes of local utility companies, the letter seeks to allow utility customers access rights to their individual information. (more…)
iPadness (iMadness)
Saturday, April 3rd, 2010
iPad Pickup Line
The atmosphere was similar to a “Dismmercial” concert (i.e. Miley Cyrus and the ones before her), wherein the staff appearing before the concert’s start begin leading the crowd with cheers, hi-fives, and other celebratory efforts. Placed in two lines (those having pre-registered and those wishing to purchase), you were introduced to your Apple Store salesperson and escorted into nirvana where an iPad purchase was possible. Coffee, water and constant staff contact was provided while future iPad owners stood in line. (more…)
Apple Signaling WalMart iPad Availability
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010
iPads Reseller Availablility
“It appears that authorized Savant dealers will be able to resell iPads after purchasing them from Savant, based on the company’s status as an Apple Authorized Reseller and part of Apple’s Proprietary Solutions Provider Program,” reports CEPro in a 3/30/10 article. What was perceived as a tightly controlled initial release (Apple Store & BestBuy) may be showing signs of loosening as April 3rd approaches. (more…)
Apple announces release date for the iPad
Friday, March 5th, 2010
Apple has finally announced that April 3rd will be the official release date for their new iPad.
eController: Engine Behind the iPhone Remote
Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010
eController was the “app” used by eLifespaces in integrating the multiple electronic systems contributory in the Finalist recognition with CEA’s Mark of Excellence. First things first, the direct link to the applications is: (more…)
Gates Comments on iPad
Saturday, February 13th, 2010
“Bill Gates ‘Disses’ the iPad,” reports Paul McDougall of InformationWeek in a 2/11/10 article. What else can Gates say after admittedly saying that his company “didn’t aim high enough” to top the iPhone. (more…)
Industry Links
- iPhone 5
Rumor: iPhone 5 with 4-inch screen expected this summer | Apple Talk - CNET News
- New Privacy Concerns
Google’s new privacy policy: Should you be concerned? — Tech News and Analysis
- Bye Bye iPod Classic
Apple may discontinue the iPod shuffle and classic | TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
- New Hacker Frontier
Companies See Opportunity in Stopping Cellphone Hackers - NYTimes.com
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In the News
Post and Courier - Electronic wizardry complements posh design at 7,200-square-foot Colonial revival on Bohicket Creek
CEPro (2010) - CEPro of the Week - Fred Fabian
CEPro (2010) - Should Integrators create their own apps?
Post and Courier (2010) - Memos & Distinctions
HTA - 2010 Mark of Excellence Finalists for Software App
2010 Mark of Excellence Finalists Revealed
2009 Mark of Excellence Winners Revealed at EHX Spring
Electronic House (2009) - Home gets High-Tech Overhall in just 2 weeks
Electronic House (2009) - Mountain of Technology Fills Mountainside Estate
Greater Charleston.com (2009) - eLifespaces
Post and Courier (2008) - McCradys and eLifespaces inspire praise
eLifespaces wins 2008 Mark of Excellence Ultimate Home of the Year Award at EHX
Inside eLifespaces Award Winning Install
Electronic House (2008) - Visionart helps keep Plasma hidden in history
Post and Courier (2007) - Businesses Move to Upper Meeting Street