The iPad Camera

So, I managed a snap or two from the new iPad camera. I was astonished at how good it was compared to the one on iPad 2. Almost as good as the old iPhone. Maybe on par with the iPhone 3GS, even though the pixel count was closer to iPhone 4. The only problem is, the size. It would look rather clunky fetching about the iPad as a main camera, but it should work fine for the odd snap or three.

I snapped this in bad light, and used the camera+ app for a bit of cropping. Clearly it was more than just usable ...

The Newer iPad

After a good couple of months, I finally managed to spend some time walking around Low Yat for a nice afternoon of browsing. It was raining heavily outside, and I ended up spending more time than I should. I finally made up my mind about upgrading my iPad. My iPad 2 now belongs to Puan Anita, and I picked up a brand new 64G wifi. Nope, I did not believe in the 4G hype, and besides, I have wifi or tethering should I need to get onto the Net.

It was a lot more nippy, and as advertised, the new screen was gorgeous. The pdf files looked …… heavenly!

The camera was not bad either, but I don't think I would be using much of that. The iPhone 4S camera was way superior and easier to handle. 

I liked what I saw so far and the task now would be to optimise the unit as I wanted to …..

p/s: It should have said 64Gb actually .....

Attack of the Ninja Bomb!

These bombs are so cute. Couldn't remember where I picked them from, but I had had them for at least a couple of months. They were rather irresistible aren't they.

For the uninitiated, these toys are from "Fruit Ninja", a popular iPad game, at least a popular one in our household. Try it .....

Welcome to Penultimate

Thought I share this ..... Quite a neat iPad app, and I just email it up to my blog ....:)

The Schemer at Work

Kids nowadays are resourceful. So much so that all I would hear from Irfan would be, "Daddy, put in the password!". He would go into the App Store and pick his game. All I had to do was get key in the password and he would even sync the download later himself. Unbelievable.

I just need to make sure that he could not read the password, because otherwise, there would be trouble. Not on downloads, but from in-app purchases. That would be the killer.

As you can see from the photo, the boys got the whole scheme sorted out ....