Tag: iPad

It's been another strange week for the world of tech this week. Google got bashed by the European Union, the porn industry planned its tech future and the Cork accent got translated.

The modern world gets more and more tech-centered with every passing day, but it's becoming evermore fascinating and exciting at equal speed. Here's the big tech news from the week.

Early (and a shade sketchy) rumours are suggesting that there could be not just one, but two more Apple iPads released before the year is out.

If your iOS 5 app has finally finished downloading, you may want to know what are the pros and cons of the new content installed on your Apple device.

If you work online, as we do, this video gladdens the heart at the end of the week. If you work on print media this should scare the crap out you.

The long-awaited launch of Facebook's iPad app is finding little in the way of friends online, with users complaining that the release is riddled with bugs.

Gears of War on the iPad? That's what Shadowgun is promising and JOE's tech expert Leo Stiles got to grips with the app this week.

Amazon unveil their latest tablet designed to take down the iPad. It's called Fire but it's the price, around €150, that's hot.

When you take into account how much shopping is done online, the most amazing thing about Amazon's Windowshop is that it has takes so long for a decent iPad app to appear.

Once again, the BBC leads the way with the international version of its iPlayer app for iPad. You may never use your telly again

We find out if a MMORPG can work on a tablet with Gameloft's World of Warcraft-inspired Order and Chaos.

With everone from Björk to the Gorrilaz producing music on portable devices, a new microphone accessory hopes to make your recording dreams come true.

Students at a Dublin secondary school started off term by swapping their heavy books for a not-so-heavy iPad.

Attending weddings can be a bit of a pain, but here's an idea: stream yourself on an iPad and go along virtually!

Images have been released of Apple’s newly proposed ‘spaceship’ HQ set to be complete in 2015.

The iCADE is a retro-looking docking device for iPad that allows you to use arcade style controls complete with joystick.

Most people use iPads to find out stuff, to watch stuff and to communicate with others. Not iPad Head Girl, who wears her iPad with pride (and freaks out the citizens of NYC).

Skype are set to launch a new app for the iPad, as early as next week, but in their excitement they appear to have briefly posted a video of how it will look.

Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin Van der Sar is taking no chances ahead of tonight’s Champions League final. An iPad with footage of Barcelona’s penalty takers will be at hand.

Two men have taken a ground-breaking lawsuit against Apple Inc in the US over its controversial location tracking on iPads and iPhones.

Can the combined might of Travellers' Tales and Harry Potter cast a spell upon iPad users?

With a plethora of cooking apps filling up the App Store, what can The Video Cookbook produce to earn its seat at the head of the table?

Offering Micro Machines-style racing on the iPad, does Remedy's Death Rally have the gameplay to ensure pole position on Apple's tablet?

With an ambitious art style and nods to gaming classics, Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP is a stunning iPad app that belies it's slightly ludicrous title.

Following Labour MP Kerry McCarthy’s ground-breaking use of an iPad to read a speech in Westminster, we wonder who will be the first use the Apple tablet computer in the Dáil?

Remember Shazam? SoundHound has taken audio-tagging to the next level, boasting a wealth of utterly compulsive and addictive features for your song identification.

National Geographic have produced one of the finest iPad apps on offer with an illuminating look at their picks for the world's greatest photographs.

After a minor delay, Apple has finally released the iPad update the tablet has been crying out for since the beginning. Join us as we put the update to the test and deliver the definitive verdict.

The long-awaited iPad newspaper, The Daily, could be with us as early as December, Rupert Murdoch has suggested.

As newspaper subscriptions continue to fall, JOE takes a look at the iPad apps that might become the future of news.

The once-mighty web apps strike back on the iPad with FilmOn, a truly awesome app that lets you watch live TV on the tablet.

Apple have released the latest version of the Apple TV set-top box that they hope will become the centre of your living room, but have they finally pulled it off this time?