Tag: IPad

Best Waterproof iPhone Case

by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Systems AI, Metadata Masterdata

Alexander George, thewirecutter.com

If your ner­vous sys­tem can sur­vive giv­ing your iPhone a vol­un­tary trip into the drink, then you can get some under­wa­ter shots by using the Life­Proof Case for the iPhone 4/4S and now the iPhone 5. It adds lit­tle bulk, keeps out water to a…

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Wirecutter picks best iPad case

by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science UX Research, Cognitive Systems AI, Regenerative Economy

Not-Horrible iPad Cases
Alexander George, thewirecutter.com

Some peo­ple think the iPad is so gor­geous it doesn’t need a case. I dis­agree, and my favorite over­all case is Joy Fac­to­ry’s Smart­Suit 3.

(Updat­ed 17 July 2012: I recent­ly looked at a num­ber of new cases, then spoke to Flo­rence Ion,…

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Lifehacker top iPhone apps

by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Systems AI, Digital Health, Information Visualization

Most Popular iPhone Apps and Posts of 2012
Thorin Klosowski, lifehacker.com

2012 was an interesting year for Apple’s iPhone and iPad. We got a new operating system with iOS 6, and that came with a fair share of problems. Still, lots of new features, apps, and fixes came along. Here are the most popular iOS-related posts o…

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iPads swarm healthcare

by timbatchelder, posted in Biomedical Informatics, Cognitive Science UX Research, Cognitive Systems AI, Design UX, Linguistic Search, Network Science

Is Your Doctor’s iPad Good For Your Health?
By Neal Ungerleider, fastcompany.com

Surgeons, doctors, nurses, residents, and other medical professionals all regularly use iPads on the job. The practice has inspired a cottage industry, health care innovation, and privacy concerns.

Slow­ly but sure­ly, iPads are chang­ing the fa…

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Intelligence agencies use iPhones and iPads–in top secret mode

by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Systems AI, Data Governance, Linguistic Search, OSINT Intelligence

How America’s Spies Use iPhones And iPads
By Neal Ungerleider, fastcompany.com

Deep inside the NSA guidelines for iOS, warnings about “juice-jacking,” “hot mikes,” and requirements to cover iPad cameras with tape.

Years ago, when spooks and gov­ern­ment employ­ees need­ed a secure smart­phone, they turned to Research in…

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Why the iPad can replace your cable subscription

by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science UX Research, Cognitive Systems AI, Design UX, Digital Health, Regenerative Economy

Who Needs Cable? 3 iPad Apps That Glue Me To My TV
John Paul Titlow, readwrite.com

The Internet may be changing TV, but it is nowhere close to completely disrupting it.Why’s that? In a word, content.Web videos can rack up millions of views (and millions of dollars), but the Web isn’t yet giving us content as compelling as Downto…

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iPhones becoming your roaming physician on call

by timbatchelder, posted in Biomedical Informatics, Cognitive Systems AI, Network Science

One day smartphones will know your body better than you do
By Guest Author, wired.co.uk

Technology

This is a guest post by Mark Cur­tis, chief client offi­cer at design con­sul­tan­cy firm Fjord.

Smart­phones, tablets and the range of apps that run on these devices are trans­form­ing the health and lifestyle sec­tor, and a…

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Why the iPad shall replace your ugly black television

by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science UX Research, Cognitive Systems AI, Design UX, Metadata Masterdata, Regenerative Economy, Systems Science

The future of television has arrived: it’s called the iPad
By Nilay Patel, theverge.com

Why owning the second screen is Apple’s game to lose

The future of the tele­vi­sion is the iPad.

That was the over­whelm­ing mes­sage at the TV of Tomor­row con­fer­ence in New York, which saw exec­u­tives and deci­sion mak­ers from across the…

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Apps for iPad that let anyone watch cable channels for free

by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science UX Research, Cognitive Systems AI, Design UX, Digital Health, Regenerative Economy

History, A&E, and Lifetime Channel apps for iPad let anyone watch current episodes for free
By Dante D’Orazio, theverge.com

It may con­tin­ue to be a pain for cable sub­scribers to watch tele­vi­sion when mobile, but the sit­u­a­tion should be a bit improved now that apps for the His­to­ry Chan­nel, A&E, and Life­time are avail­able for iPad. The apps allow any­one —…

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Move to the Cloud in the Least Expensive iPad Mini

by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Systems AI, Metadata Masterdata
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By NICK BILTON, nytimes.com

Apple charges $100 more for storage when you buy the the 32- gigabyte iPad Mini over the 16-gigabyte model. But if you take the time to move your files and other material online, using a number of free or low-cost services, you will be able to buy…

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Zensorium cardio health monitor for iOS

by timbatchelder, posted in Biomedical Informatics, Cognitive Science UX Research, Cognitive Systems AI, Design UX, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata, Regenerative Economy

Zensorium launches Tinké cardiorespiratory health and stress monitor for iOS devices (video)
Jamie Rigg, engadget.com

Plan­ning a glut­to­nous hol­i­day sea­son and then a health kick in the New Year to bal­ance it out? Well, when you start on the lat­ter, you might want one of Zen­so­ri­um’s Tinké car­diores­pi­ra­to­ry mon­i­tors to track your progress. The…

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Why the iPod touch is the perfect VOIP soft phone: Freedompop

by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science UX Research, Cognitive Systems AI, Data Governance, Ethnographic Methods, Information Visualization, Regenerative Economy

FreedomPop Aims to Turn an iPod Touch Into an iPhone, With a 4G Add-On
Ina Fried, allthingsd.com

Wire­less start-up Free­dom­Pop is announc­ing plans on Tues­day to start sell­ing an add-on that effec­tive­ly gives an iPod touch many of the capa­bil­i­ties of an iPhone.

The $99 add-on brings wire­less data capa­bil­i­ties to a third-generat…

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