Blackberry Playbook - Zhar-ing the iPad.

Wahhh.... like this also can?

JailbreakMe now broken thanks to Apple’s iOS update.

Bad news. You know how we got all excited about using JailbreakMe.com to jailbreak the iPad 2? Yeah, that’s not going to happen anymore. At least, not if you decide to apply the latest update from Apple.

Just as the earlier rumors led us to believe, the new update from Apple patches up a security hole related to the PDF exploit. That’s the exact same exploit that JailbreakMe.com uses to jailbreak your iPad 2, as well as your iPhone, iPad 1, and iPod touch. This is what is known as an “injection” jailbreak.

So, after all that hard work by Comex, his solution no longer really works. If you’ve already done it and you’ve already applied PDF Patcher 2 (via Cydia) after the jailbreak, then you’re in the clear. If not, it looks like we’ll have to sit around until someone figures out how to get a boot-related jailbreak that’ll get past that A5 processor.

iPad2 JailBreak is OUT! How to JailBreak the iPad2 - Step-by-step instructions!!! =)

First you need to down Redsnow first - here's the link for Windows and Mac.

1. Run Redsn0w, and direct it to your current ipsw - like how previous ones are done. =P

2. Click on Install Cydia as shown below:

3. Make sure your iPad is OFF and PLUGGED IN to the computer before you hit next.

4. After hitting next, the guide will walk you through putting your device in DFU mode. Follow the onscreen instructions exactly. It is those press and hold instructions... =)

5. Sit back and wait for now. You will get the following message:

So that is how to perform an iPad 2 jailbreak with iOS 4.3 using RedsnOw.

My favourite iPad apps!!!

Okay this is my next post - also using the Blogsy app for iPad. I'm here chilling at my sis' place, using her awesome UniFi and trying to update my blog at the same time... Anyways, here are some of my favourite apps right now...

Archie Comics!!!

Flipboard!!!!!

Of course, Twitter for iPad!!!

...and then I've got Penultimate for my sketches...

Lastly, the Blogsy app - for blogging right away!

Testing out Blogsy for iPad.

just downloaded this app on my iPad - an app called Blogsy. So I'm here testing it out.

hopefully it turns out good!!!

The Booq iPad Taipan Shadow XS bag.

The new iPad Taipan shadow XS Booq iPad bag blends a slick messenger style with a professional, understated appearance. The Taipan XS shadow bag is compact and lightweight yet surprisingly roomy and protective, luxurious interior offers plenty of room for papers, business cards, keys, and iPad accessories.

Key Features For the Booq iPad Taipan shadow Bag...

• Densely padded iPad compartment
• Super plush interior
• Un-snap internal front pocket divider to increase space for larger items

Nice, isnt it?

It feels like a Crumpler, looks like a Crumpler, but not a Crumpler. =)

EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW ON iOS5!!! =)

With the magical magical iPad2... =P

Apple to unveil iCloud, iOS 5 on Monday, June 6.

Apple® CEO Steve Jobs and a team of Apple executives will kick off the company's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) with a keynote address on Monday, June 6 at 10:00 a.m. At the keynote, Apple will unveil its next generation software - Lion, the eighth major release of Mac OS® X; iOS 5, the next version of Apple's advanced mobile operating system which powers the iPad®, iPhone® and iPod touch®; and iCloud®, Apple's upcoming cloud services offering.

WWDC will feature more than 100 technical sessions presented by Apple engineers. Mac® developers will see and learn how to develop world-class Mac OS X Lion applications using its latest technologies and capabilities. Mobile developers will be able to explore the latest innovations and capabilities of iOS and learn how to greatly enhance the functionality, performance and design of their apps. All developers can bring their code to the labs and work with Apple engineers.

For more details, visit the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference 2011 website at developer.apple.com/wwdc.

Apple designs Macs, the best personal computers in the world, along with OS X, iLife, iWork and professional software. Apple leads the digital music revolution with its iPods and iTunes online store. Apple has reinvented the mobile phone with its revolutionary iPhone and App Store, and has recently introduced iPad 2 which is defining the future of mobile media and computing devices.

The Lenovo LePad Hybrid U1: The Apple iPad2 Killer?

The LePad is a unique Android-based tablet that will stand out among competitors. We saw the tablet and its optional dock at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this year and I came away impressed with the versatility and the functionality of LePad. As an Android tablet, the LePad will be coming, according to Lenovo, to the U.S. later this year. The optional U1 dock will have users slide the screen into the lid, to create a laptop-like environment where the Windows-based notebook will utilize processing power from the dock while converting the tablet display into the notebook screen. When in laptop mode, LePad owners will be able to use the tablet display to view content, type and interact with the device via the touchpad and keyboard, and experience the power of Intel’s Core i5 CPU along with Windows 7.

Unlike other Android tablets on the market that are geared more as content consumption devices, the LePad will offer users the ability to produce content and remain productive via the optional U1 Hybrid Dock. In tablet mode, the lightweight ARM-based CPU will power Android’s OS, but once docked, the dock will provide turn the tablet’s display into a screen and will utilize the RAM, ROM, HDD, Intel Core i5 CPU to power Windows 7. Unlike the Atrix 4G’s Laptop Dock, which only provides a screen, touchpad, and keyboard to the phone and the phone will continue to power the webtop environment, Lenovo’s offering will provide the necessary horsepower to turn the tablet into a fully functional, powerful Windows 7 laptop.

Also, unlike Tablet PCs offerings of yore, which runs the Windows OS, the LePad cannot be used as a Windows tablet. In docked mode, the tablet’s screen will not be able to accept finger or pen input, from my understanding with the conversation we had with Lenovo. The benefit of the detachable screen is that in tablet mode, the LePad will not be as clunky as traditional tablet PCs, including the company’s X200 series tablet with the convertible form factor. Without having to carry around the keyboard portion in tablet mode, users will have a more lightweight tablet.

While the tablet itself will be competitive priced against other Android tablets, the device will have built-in mobile broadband support. The U1 Hybrid Dock will also add to the cost of the device for users who need the power of Intel’s CPU and Windows 7. The estimated cost will be between $400-$1,000.

A LePad 2 is being geared up to be announced by the end of the year, according to Lenovo.

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