Ready to create hardcore illustrations or just wanna doodle away on your iPad? SketchBook Pro for iPad is Autodesk’s paint and drawing app that brings its powerful desktop paint engine and streamlined tools for iPad with an easy to use interface... 

Have you ever wanted to paint the town red? THQ’s action puzzler, de Blob, allows you to do just that to Chroma City. You’ll even be encouraged to do it because by painting the town red (and other colors), you’ll help restore color that... 

Plants vs. Zombies for the iPad brings the hungry brain eating, screen door carrying, street cone wearing zombies to your shiny new iPad. If you haven’t played PVZ yet, and have an iPad, this is a no brainer as it should be your first purchase of... 

Traffic is a big part of the Los Angeles lifestyle. (Too big.) Every single person who has ever driven in LA has imagined a scenario in which they controlled the flow of traffic or the traffic lights. Perhaps Atinco’s game app, World Traffic, will... 

iBooks app just went live in App Store and is available for download. iBooks includes the iBookstore where you may download books day and night. All purchased and imported ePub books are arranged on a virtual bookshelf inside the app. The app comes with... 

Developers who already have “Ready for Sale” universal apps in App Store are seriously anxious about visibility of their apps in App Store. There are separate top charts listings for iPhone and iPad but there are NO universal apps in iPad... 

A new report has predicted a 40-fold rise in U.S. mobile data traffic, stimulated largely by mobile video traffic. There are no prizes for guessing who is expected to pick up the bill. UK research outfit Coda Research Consultancy believe that carriers... 

As you know, Apple’s multitouch couch computer will go on sale in about 36 hours from now. While we’ve been drooling over it since the January introduction, the rest of the industry is closing the gap fast. Already a few iPad killers are... 

WolframAlpha launched its fact-based search engine in May last year. It offered something different over traditional search engines, and attempted to present real answers when presented with a query rather than the more typical list of links. Part of... 

You can call him a professional line sitter and a man on the street, but you cannot deny that Greg Packer has did it again by turning up first outside the Manhattan Apple Store for an iPad. Although we’re still some 36 hours away from the official... 

You know the drill – Apple pitches the next big thing and then treats a select group of journalists with an early access to the device ahead of the launch. The resulting noise builds into a deafening media crescendo, just what Apple needs to sell... 

Yes it’s April 1st, but this newsletter will be 100% free of pranks, jokes, gags, and anything along those lines. So what happened this week that you should know about? March 26th – April 1st Contents 1 Geek Thoughts 2 This Week on Geek 3 Geek.com... 

Still not 100 percent certain about buying an iPad this Saturday? No worries, there’s a wicked little flowchart for that. Not all of us geeks necessarily are adept at coding, but most folks know their way through a flowchart. I bet the vast majority... 

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