Here’s a little device known as the iProp, which is quite a stand for an iPad.
As you can see, it is stand with a forked base, and comes with a gooseneck so the iPad can be at many angles. I believe that this is good enough to counter balance the iPad in its place.
You should be able to get the iProp in the Spring for sometime in $79.95 and you can pre-order it now.
It really has been a while since I heard Brooke Shields do anything. I think the last major thing I saw her in was a Latisse ad.
This is Juno’s Musical ABCs, an App that I am told is absolutely free, and is designed to teach children about the alphabet, as well as music and instruments.
Anyway, you should check it out now if you have kids that are into that sort of thing.
G5, makers of Treasure Seekers, has created The Mystery of Crystal Portal 2: Beyond the Horizon.
This game is about the main character Nicole, searching for her father and one of the greatest secrets in human history. It has 34 “fascinating levels”, and reminds me a lot of Myst.
You should be able to get it on the iPad and iPhone now.
This is an App known as Window seat, and it has the ability to to track a flight across the country.
Best of all, no network connection is required. How is this possible? The app comes with a database of flight routes in the continental United States. The only thing required is to enter the flight path and tell the app when you are taking off. From there, there is an estimated arrival time as well as a built-in map to show what POI (Points of Interest) that you are passing over.
I’m not certain when this will be available, or how it will respond to flight delays. Remember to turn off your electronic device, though, you don’t want to be Josh Duhamel.
No iPhone? No problem. If you’ll recall, we heard back in May that Visa was in cahoots with DeviceFidelity, with the two trumpeting a not-exactly-svelte In2Pay case that would add contactless payment support to Apple’s darling. Today, the rest of the world is finally being taken into consideration. The aforementioned firms have just cleared a new In2Pay microSD solution for use in the real world, with the BlackBerry Bold 9650 and the Samsung Vibrant in particular named as compatible. In theory, it seems that nearly any smartphone with a microSD slot could be ushered into the arena, and Visa itself expects to add additional phone models for use with this technology, “including phones based on the Symbian and Windows operating systems.” This unveiling is happening after a solid 18 months of testing around the globe, but there’s no definitive word on which banks will be offering this to customers. Between this and the sudden interest in NFC, America seems more poised than ever before to slip ever further into an endless pool of debt, and with way less friction than before! We kid, we kid… kind of.
Here’s a little device known as the iProp, which is quite a stand for an iPad. 
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