iCab Mobile..an alternative alternate web browser

The built-in safari web browser on the iPad is lacking. That's why I'm always on the look out for an alternate web browser.  Up until now, I have been a huge fan of Atomic web, but I think iCab may become my default iPad web browser.

 

A few features: See a list of multiple pages and switch instantly.  Open new tab easily.  Hide all but the tab you want to look at…

 

More than that, though, the app is just downright fast and has a ton of settings and options that aren't available on other browsers.  Throw in the dropbox setting for cloud sharing, and you're good to go.

 

Real Racing 2 HD…the graphics make the difference

 

In case you didn't know already, I'm a huge racing fan. So when real racing two came out for the iPad, I couldn't wait to jump in and get my race on.

 

The game has over thirty licensed cars, fifteen different locations and about ten hours of career mode gameplay.

 

The big game changer with this app on the iPad 2 vs. iPad 1 is the graphics. It's a beautiful game with lots of fun gameplay…and it comes Mr. Pence approved.

 

I Feel The Need….The Need For Speed (Hot Pursuit)

It's been awesome to see the evolution of gaming on the iPhone.  Now we have "Need for Speed," a game with amazing graphics and lots of fun gameplay modes.  And what makes this one unique and fun is the focus on taking down bad guys.  It's not just a race...it's a fight for justice! Nice job EA finally getting on the retina display wagon.

When the iPhone first came out, gaming was an "Oh, by the way" feature.  How far we've come.

AC-7 Core: Just like AC-7 Pro, but more awesomer.

If you liked AC7-Pro, you're bound to like the very similar AC7-Core.  But now, with iOS 4.2, setup is an absolute breeze.

This is the absolute best and cheapest way to remotely control programs like Final Cut, Pro Tools and Logic.  A solution that used to cost at least $1,500 is now $4.99.  You can't beat that.