Some problems with iPad 2 backlight and LCD Screen has been reported.
Some iPad 2 users are reporting problems with their screens. Yellowish spots are appearing under the LCD screen on some new iPads, but this may not be a big concern as one may think.
The same thing happened with some iPhone 4s that were bought around its launch day last year. The problem ended up going away eventually as the bonding agent used to hold the screen to iPhone’s body evaporated.
[Via engadget.com]
With the passage of time the heavy word ‘computer’ got smaller and smaller and along with the dwarfing of this oversized word computer which I am not able to pen down anymore laptops came into the picture, what was our reaction? this is it! You can’t make a laptop smaller than this perhaps we all were wrong because with the new magical invention iPad the amount of energy thrusted upon in the gizmo world has been breathtaking.
This iPad at its very launch set up a shocking recording of sales which revealed “A Sale in every 3-seconds” in US and even in UK iPad was sold in every 5-minutes. iPad came with a price of $450 and above. In the US alone 80 millions iPads were sold in a span of just 80 days in the month of june itself. You can observe that the iPad is even smaller than your normal diary notebook in terms of thickness, length and size altogether but it a work which is equal to a laptop, several notebooks, a house, an office and almost everything under the sun.
When the release of the iPad people all around have shown multiplied amazement for the product because of top engineered finishing, innovative feel and awesome friendliness. Who would have thought that one day we would be using this kind of smart technology and such a massive compression in a small tablet called the iPad.
iPad truly is a next-generation device. It is an ‘all in one’ device where you neither require a mouse nor keyboard but just showing the magic of your fingers on the screen. Moreover, It provides you a full screen view and also a motion sensor. It can easily fit anywhere, thanks to is sleek and slim feature along for the less number of kilos your need to carry.
The iPad comes with the Wi-Fi and 3G technology. It can be anyone and everyone, your best friend, your buddy to the loo, in a bedroom, kitchen, meeting place, game show, TV talk shows, during their flight and not only that even professional doctors, executives, business community and students and uniform groups (US and UK army) and the list goes on and on.
In someway or the other this gadget will surely bring in a ‘Vow-factor’ from you be it in a loo where none can hear the praise and appreciation 
but nonetheless, All thanks to the Apple team for this wonderful product which is like a gift and blessing to the people and everyone is enjoying and getting more personal with the iPad.
So are you one of them?
I can’t wait to learn about your reactions and comments, please drop in with you feel on this.
Boy Genius got the iPhone4 and just now reported what iPhone4 is all about. So, folks iPhone4 is up and you can compare the screen, display, shape, size, weight, width and everything possible but don’t forget to compare one thing more, which is? Whom does Apple like more Gizmodo or boyGenius.
Thanks Boygenius for posting the hands on experience.
Apple’s iPhone simulator built into Xcode is nice, but it doesn’t completely replicate the actual feel of playing with an iPhone (not to mention that things like multitouch and accelerometer info can’t be tested on screen). Enter iSimulate, a new app from a company called vimov. In conjunction with a program on your Mac, it allows you to take the input (including multitouch and accelerometer) of an iPhone, and wirelessly connect it to an app running on your monitor. The effect, as you can see above, is basically an iPhone controlling a big-screen app.
Which has all sorts of possibilities. Developers can use it to both test and show off their apps, which is nice. But perhaps more importantly, (assuming it works smoothly — we haven’t tested it yet) it will let people use apps on their big screen monitors. Playing on the iPhone’s screen is fun and all, but wouldn’t it be nicer to
YouTube – iYamato[game for iPhone/iPod touch] on dual display.
at the same time?
The app might not quite be ready for that use quite yet — not only is the app for your Mac called an “SDK” (which definitely means it’s meant for developers, not gamers), but the price might be prohibitive as well. They launched it at $2, and the price is going up exponentially (it’s now $8) until it arrives at its final price of $32. But this is definitely a great idea. And it if happens to be popular even at that price (for consumers and developers), we wouldn’t be surprised to see Apple finally “get it” in terms of bringing some of the App Store’s offerings to their own big screen.
