‘IPad’ Articles at Dave Meehan, Page 2

11th June, 201211th June, 2012 Dave

Apple WWDC 2012 – Worth the Wait?

Technology

Since getting back from our winter trip travelling, I’ve been itching to move my current Mac setup to be laptop only based – so that

19th May, 201219th September, 2013 Dave

iPhone/iPad Has Wrong Timezone When Date/Time is Set Automatically

Technology

Is your iPhone or iPad Timezone setting incorrect when set to Set Automatically? Mine was, and here are the things I tried and what finally fixed it for me.

11th March, 201218th March, 2012 Dave

Reflections on Apple’s March 2012 iPad and Apple TV Announcements

Technology

A few days on from Apple’s most recent product announcements, and it’s good to be able to reflect on the the detail, and the media

7th March, 20127th March, 2012 Dave

The New iPad

Technology

Ok, so Apple’s latest media event has revealed the iPad 3 and and update Apple TV box (not a TV set, or anything revolutionary, as

7th March, 20127th March, 2012 Dave

Is The Secret Feature of The iPad 3 a New Touch Technology?

Technology

>The most tantalizing and attractive possibility I could come up with was the introduction of a touch-feedback technology for the iPadâ€™s display. >[Is The Secret

5th March, 20125th March, 2012 Dave

Why Apple Won’t Replace the 30-pin Dock Connector on iPhone/iPad – They’ll Lose It

Technology

>An updated â€œmicro dockâ€ would make room for bigger batteries, 4G radios, and other components far more important to the iPhone and iPad in a

29th February, 20121st March, 2012 Dave

What’s Wrong with the iOS Home Screen?

Technology

There has been [discussion](http://shawnblanc.net/2012/02/home-screen/) lately about the possibility, or at least desire, that [Apple will redesign the home screen on iOS](http://www.macstories.net/stories/ios-6-wishes/) devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod).

16th February, 201217th February, 2012 Dave

How Apple’s OS X Mountain Lion Helps Signpost the Vision for a Post-PC Era

Technology

Apple announces the next version of OS X, ‘Mountain Lion’, which continues the trend of bringing iOS features to the desktop. It also suggests of a shift in Apple’s strategy for the desktop overall. With Apple’s core market moving further towards the consumer and business pocket, how might the product line up reflect Apple’s changing fortunes?