The new iPhone changes everything. Again. And when the people at Apple say that, they are right. Apple has just released iPhone 4, and it includes a new 5-megapixel camera. The user can also take advantage of the brand new…
iPad’s utility in different fields have been observed recently across the world. Use of iPad in cars have been observed some time ago and airlines plans to use iPads as entertainment during flight for its passengers. Thus iPad’s utility reaches from land till skies. Apart from these amazing facts, one more amusing use of iPad has came in front i.e iPad used as menu card in restaurant. Yes, the printed menu cards have been replaced by iPad based interactive menu card. This is carried in ‘Global Mundos Tapas’ in the Northern Sydney Rydges Hotel.
Use of iPad simply means technology used for good. It not only sounds good for entertainment but also it is environmental friendly as it saves trees from being cut down for paper production.
The Rydges area general manager, Craig Simpson is quite glad with the use of iPad in restaurant. He expressed that use of iPad in restaurant has really enhanced the dining atmosphere. It’s use has really increased the food sale and customers enjoy reading the meal menu in a detailed manner.
iPad Menu Card has made dining easier and convenient. Such as:
Customers go through each and every dish of the menu card, pictures and taste notes presented helps them select dish of their choice. Customers can send their orders direct to kitchen with wireless service.
iPad menu card offers and suggests them best wine according to their meal and best food pairings.
Moreover, if a wine or other dish reaches an end, its name automatically gets erased from the iPad menu list. Also, it asks if they would like to have french fries with the food. This is possible with the Mundo’s iPad menu card app.
The iPad Menu Card is so real, it works best with the restaurant’s menu that it suggest food alike the customer’s mood.
Okay, this might be the coolest thing that I am going to see all day.
It is essentially the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) running on an emulator, with an iPhone used as the controller. This application is built on ZodTTD’s emulator, the man who gave us the Playstation Emulator for Android devices.
Yeah, apparently this is “coming soon” from Cydia. In order to get it, both your iPhone and iPad will need to be jailbroken.
We reported on the Samsung Acclaim before, but our picture was not an actual picture of the handset itself.
The first official picture was just recently released, and it is running on Android. We heard it had a QWERTY, but I’m not certain if we new about the dedicated number row. Here’s what we know about it now:
The Acclaim R880 runs on Android 2.1 and includes other features like a 3.2” touch screen display with 320×480 pixels. Other features of the Samsung Acclaim R880 include WiFi, Bluetooth, a 3MP autofocus camera and Google Mobile Services.
The Acclaim US Cellular should have an exclusive release some time in July.
With all the news about the iPhone 4 and its new “Retina Display”, it is easy to forget the Samsung Galaxy S and its shockingly clear AMOLED display that I saw at CTIA last March.
As you can see from this ad here, Samsung is promising some “next generation in Android smart phones”. I’m going to guess that the release date for the Galaxy S will be announced here, which is rumored to be July 21 from T-Mobile.
Of course, there is always room for surprises. Let’s see what happens on June 29, shall we?
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