There have been quite a few golfing games on the iOS app store but MiniGolf Matchup is pretty distinct from all of them. Previously, I loved playing a full-fledged golfing experience like Tiger Woods PGA or something cartoonish like StickMan. MiniGolf fused the best of all the previous apps and wrapped them under a neat [Continue Reading]
If you are a regular reader of The New iPad Blog then I am happy to announce that today marks the first birthday of our website. Last year, back in March 30th I started this website with the hope of sharing some of the best iPad Tips and descriptive app reviews. I am very happy [Continue Reading]
Apple has a whole new strategy going for 2013. Knowing that their upcoming products are getting delayed, the Cupertino giant is focusing on revamping the spark and magic of their old products. Today they launched a brand new iPad marketing page that showcases some of the most common reasons for buying their flagship tablet. The [Continue Reading]
Late last night when I heard that Flipboard released another update to their famous app, I was reluctant to download it. I thought I could postpone the task for my morning first hour and carry on with the rest of my day forward. What I didn’t realize was the fact that it was not just [Continue Reading]
Google seems to be determined with their Google+ app for iPad. Ever since the first launch of the iPad optimized version of their social network, the entire Google+ team worked hard to improve the overall experience of the user. With every update they added small little improvements but nothing beats the major upgrade to their [Continue Reading]
A few days ago I wrote an article explaining some of the most wanted feature in iOS 7. Many users are complaining the lack of customizations for their iOS devices and hoping that Apple adds a fresh coat of redesign to their 5 year old mobile operating system. The forums and communities are all bursting [Continue Reading]
A few days ago I came across a brand new iPad email client called Incredimail. The app was topping the charts in your regularly productivity section and I being a full time iPad blogger couldn’t help but give this one a try. As a blogger I get tons of emails everyday and the default iOS [Continue Reading]
The Apple Podcasts app is used by a wide range of audience to listen to their favorite audio and video shows. Launched last year, Podcasts is one of the best experience that acts as a hub for all your subscriptions and updates you with new episodes as they arrive. Nevertheless, the app had its fair [Continue Reading]
2 Step Verification is something commonly associated with Google and looks like Apple is all set to introduce this extra layer of security to their Apple ID’s. We just got reports that suggest a 2 step login system for all your iCloud as well as Apple accounts. According to reports you will now get a [Continue Reading]
Trello is one of the most popular task management web applications that recently made their grand debut on the iPad. The app itself is an accurate representation of what you are used to on your desktop or laptop. If you are completely new to Trello then you must read this review in order to understand [Continue Reading]
The world of RSS is taken by a storm when Google announced that they are discontinuing their famous Google Reader service. Like me, most of you must be using Google Reader to create your own personalized news aggregator. Content aggregation is one of the easiest ways to keep track of multiple favorite websites and receive [Continue Reading]
Zite is one of the most famous news reading service for iPad. A few months ago when I did a full review of Zite, I quickly understood how they are different from a pool of news aggregation application. Today they announced a smart alternative for everyone looking to get out of the Google Reader ecosystem. [Continue Reading]
