If you are interested in jailbreaking your iPad  (All iPads now supported) we recommend taking the safe route and using our  iPad 2 Jailbreak

If you are interested in jailbreaking your iPad we recommend taking the safe route and using our Jailbreak solution for the iPad 2.

Developed by MoboTap, the most popular browser on Android platform is now available to iPad users. After being released for the iPhone, Dolphin Browser brought new features like tabbed browsing, gestures and more. It was also crowned as the first browser on the iOS platform to feature gestured browsing.

The feature that makes Dolphin Browser HD unique is built-in Gestures. These gestures allow users to access bookmarks and functions inside the browser without accessing menus. Simply, these gestures are customized shortcuts. For example, if you want to open YouTube, draw letter ‘y’ on the screen and Dolphin will understand that the gesture is for YouTube. Same with the letter ‘T’ gesture for Twitter. Users can add new gestures to the browser, which makes this browser highly customizable and user friendly.

Speed Dial allows you to quickly access up to 9 websites. This is a similar feature to the one found on other browsers like Opera Mini. But, the difference is the Webzine feature. Dolphin Webzine gives a magazine like experience while accessing frequent websites. Tabbed browsing makes the user interface similar to PC based browsers.

Dolphin Browser HD provides more advantages over Safari. These gestures are really quicker than accessing bookmarks in Safari. If you do not like Apple Safari browser much, then you might need to give Dolphin Browser HD a try.

Download Dolphin Browser HD from Apple iTunes Store.

Graphics Quality-

Taking about the graphics, the quality is better than ever. It beats FIFA 11 in this form factor. Just look at players – Rooney looks like Rooney and so does Ronaldo. No issue with graphics – superb quality.

Gameplay-

Gameplay of FIFA 12 has improved a lot. The small screen controls of FIFA 11 have been magnified. All the action is controlled by a D-Pad and 3 buttons. The iPhone can also be used as a controller for playing FIFA 12. Download the EA Sports Gamepad App and your iPhone turns into a wireless controller for playing the game. The instant replay enhances the gameplay experience.

Game Modes-

It has the Manager Mode, multi-player mode and the regular single player mode. Gamers can enjoy the experience of managing the team in Manager Mode, but the real action is on the ground.

So, finally if you are a FIFA lover, this is the best game for you.

Grab FIFA 12 here.

Brand Image-

Apple has been crowned as the most valuable brand in the world. This mindset that Apple is the best gadget manufacturer out there is hard to ignore.

Android App Developing lag-

With Android tablets, standardization is missing. High performance tablets with dual-core processors and cheap-ones with lower specs, both are out there. Hardware uniformity is absent. The developers do not know the exact hardware specifications for which they are developing an application for. On the other side, the iPad is app-ready.

Compared with Laptops-

The iPad is undoubtedly a replacement for laptops. It has the resolution of 1024 X 768 pixels, similar to laptops. Word processing apps like Office 2 HD and other office oriented applications give a bonus point to the iPad. Android apps like Documents to Go are also competitive but are a step behind Apple.

Android VS Apple reminds me of the battle between Apple and Windows years ago. The richer and cleaner User Interface of the iPad is beating their Android tablet competitors.

Developers have also ported Siri on the first generation jailbroken iPad, but it is facing some connectivity problems. The virtual assistant is unable to connect to Apple Servers in many cases. Developers are continuously trying to solve this problem.

With the upcoming thrill and increasing excitement for Siri, it is obvious that the iPad 2 will get it too very soon.

Let’s take a look at what Siri does and why it is so discussed!

Siri was introduced in iOS 5 on the Apple iPhone 4S. It is the most important distinction between the iPhone 4 and the iPhone 4S. It is capable of doing anything from setting up reminders to opening up your bookmarks in the web browser, just with simple voice commands.

The assumptions are that Apple will shortly release an iOS 5 update that will enable the iPad 2 and iPhone 4 to run Siri officially.

The question now is whether developers can successfully port Siri to the jailbroken iPad 2 first or if Apple will release a patch for other iOS 5 devices before that happens.

The Apple event that took place last week was majorly based on the announcement of the new iPhone 4S smartphone. But before that was started, the new Apple CEO, Tim Cook, gave some really impressive figures on other major Apple products, and iPad has been one of the major products since its launch. What Tim Cook told about the iPad that day was really impressive. The first true tablet has got a very global audience and is still the most popular and most sold tablet even after hundreds of Android based tablets came out.

Below are some of the things that the new Apple CEO said on the day.

• Customer satisfaction ratings show a 95% score in a recent survey. This is described as ‘unheard of’.
• Adoption of the iPad in schools is huge. About a thousand universities across the US, including Stanford and Notre Dame, University of Pennsylvania, all have iPad programs.

every state in the US now has an iPad deployment or pilot in place today

• Momentum in the healthcare industry is also big:

80% of the top hospitals in the US are now testing or piloting the iPad.

• In the enterprise space, the iPad is also seeing unprecedented interest. 92% of the Fortune 500 are testing or deploying the iPad.
• And of course there’s the stat shown in the image at the top of this post: three out of four tablets sold in the US are iPads – per IDC Q2 2011 numbers, and here’s betting that number rises in Q3.

One great feature in the iOS 5 that will help you be more wireless in your life is the new Wi-Fi sync capability. This feature will let you update your photos, musics, apps, movies, videos and other libraries on your iPhone 4S, iPad 2, and your PC so that they are all synced to reflect any changes you make on either of the devices. This is great feature. This will relieve you of the tension of connecting your iPad or iPhone 4 and 4S also for that matter, to your PC using the sync or charge cable and copy everything manually to update your files.

For this however, you will have enable the feature on iTunes as well. And whenever you connect your iPad, or your iPhone 4 or 4S, to a power outlet, the device will connect to your Wi-Fi network and sync everything by it self, so that you dont have the tension of syncing everything. You can also, however, do it manually by going to Setting, then the General tab, then iTunes Wi-Fi Sync, and tapping the Sync Now button. To enable all this, you will have to follow the steps given below:

• Connect your iPad to your PC via USB / sync cable.
• In the Devices section in the left-hand pane of the iTunes window, click on your iPad’s name and you’ll see it highlighted in blue
• Then in the main window of iTunes scroll down just a bit so you can see the Options section
• You should see that the second checkbox under Options is ‘Sync with this iPad over Wi-Fi’ – click on that to make it checked / selected.

We have all enjoyed the great AirPlay mirroring capability of the iPad 2 for games from a few months, and the new iOS 5 extends the feature’s capabilities to a whole new level. This feature has now been carried over to the new iPhone 4S, which completely changes the world of video games. With this, Firemint might be the first company to utilize the feature completely to bring in more features to its game, Real Racing.

We have enjoyed Real Racing on big screen using the iPad 2 as a controller. Now, you can do the same with the new iPhone 4S. Who would have thought, when the iPhone was first announced years ago, that it would become one of the major competitors to the world of console based gaming. With the new dual graphics and the iPad 2 features A5 processor, the iPhone 4S is built to play high graphics games.

The ability to hook it up to a big screen using the Apple TV wirelessly makes it a wireless controller for games. Which is nothing less than modern game consoles. Also, Firemint is going a step further and adding multiplayer capabilities to the game. This means you can hook up multiple iPhone 4S and iPad 2 to the Apple TV and race against each other. Who would say no to that.

The Party Play mode on the new Real Racing will allow up to a max of 4 users to play simultaneously with each others, with the concept of split screen. So 4 screens, 4 players, 4 cars, 4 wireless controllers (iPhone 4s or iPad 2), one Apple TV, and one big screen TV. You are nothing less that a very intense high graphics gameplay on any console. I bet you would love to have this. I would trade my PS3 for this.

There is no time frame given by the company for the release of the new version. But they say that the upgrade would be free for current Real Racing owners. For new buyers, the iPhone 4S version will be $4.99 and the iPad 2 version will be $6.99.

Did you even want to run a really cool Android app on your iPad just because one of your friends has it on his Android tablet or smart phone? Well, if you did, your dream is coming true now. People have started porting the Dalvik virtual machine on to a lot of other platforms like the BlackBerry, HP’s WebOS, and finally, Apple’s iOS. So, the day is not far away when you can install Gmail and Google’s music app on your iPad, which is obviously awesome.

Alien Dalvik is the virtual machine which is said to do the magic. The developers say that they are implementing an layer of Alien Dalvik virtual machine between the Android app and the iOS architecture. Though there will be some bugs for sure, this middle layer implementation of the Alien Dalvik virtual machine will try to minimize the number of bugs there could be.

“From a user perspective, Alien Dalvik 2.0 is completely transparent and installed without user disruption. Users simply enjoy the same rich Android ecosystem they have become accustomed to via mobile on other key screens, such as playing Angry Birds on HDTV. This all while gaining faster access to a wider range of apps, thus encouraging a higher frequency of downloads and increased ARPU.”

But to be frank, have you ever wanted to port an app from Android to iOS, or have you been completely satisfied with the many thousands of apps available for the iOS platform? Even if you wanted to get an app from the Android Market on to your iPad, which app would it be?

Many people say that they would never want an Android app on their iPad, but if that were to be true, why would anyone spend so much of productive time on porting the apps to the iOS platform. What do you think?