Showing posts with label New iPad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New iPad. Show all posts

May 31, 2012

PHIL: Globe offers postpaid plans for would-be buyers of the New iPad


In the Philippines, the New iPad is now officially available. Globe is now offering the tablet bundled with their plans to keep things in shape and you know for that online forever status wherever you go. It was then available for pre-order and now you should be able to order one over at the Philippine Apple Store (online) and on Apple resellers. Head over the break to check out what Globe is offering for the New iPad.

April 4, 2012

Facebook for iPad updated now with Retina version


Facebook has launched or has updated the Facebook for iPad application which now supports or brings in some Retina display resolution loving on it. The update, version 4.11, is basically for the 3rd iteration of the iPad that sports an eye-popping display resolution. So what does this mean to owners of the New iPad? It means that photos and whatever are there in the application will now look sharper specially photos. There are other cool new features in the update too like, "the ability to sign out of chat while remaining in the app (so you can browse Facebook without letting people know you’re online). Notifications, which had an annoying habit of popping up even after you’d asked them not to, have been fixed." Unfortunately though, no support for Facebook Timeline on this update yet. 

March 8, 2012

Apple officially unveils "The New iPad"



The Cupertino-based company has officially unveiled "The New iPad". Yep, you read it right, the company does not call the next iteration of the iPad as the iPad HD nor is it called the iPad 3 but simply it's called as the New iPad. So what's up with the new iPad then? One jaw-dropping feature about it is that it sports Retina Display with a screen resolution of 2048x1536 with a pixel density of 264 per inch. Anyway, the new iPad, yet again, will be Apple's first device to sport the new Apple A5X dual-core chipset with a quad-core GPU.