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iPad 2 Vs. BlackBerry Playbook – Tablet Smackdown! The BlackBerry Playbook goes head to head against the Apple iPad 2 in this tablet comparison smackdown. Tablet Comparison Chart (Infographic) iPad 2 vs. BlackBerry Playbook vs. Motorola Xoom vs. LG G-Slate vs. Asus Eee Pad Transformer www.technobuffalo.com For More Tablet Battles: www.technobuffalo.com TechnoBuffalo on Facebook http Follow Us on Twitter www.twitter.com RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook has finally hit store shelves, and it’s time for the inevitable comparisons to begin. While there are several tablets for it to compete with in the market already, of course the first one everyone will think of is Apple’s iPad 2 as it currently is the dominant player. In the above video we pit the two tablets against one another across eight categories: Browser Screen Text input Apps OS Design Camera Potential Is it a hard fought fight? Does one of them come out the clear champion? We give you the answer to all of the categories and declare a champion in the video above, so get to watching! What do you think? Which corner are you in?

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ScanBiz Mobile Solutions today announced the availability of an option to submit business cards for manual transcription in both the iPhone and Android versions of the application. While ScanBizCards’ normal operation remains scanning card images using OCR technology within seconds on the phone, manual transcription meets the needs of some business professionals who prefer 100% accuracy every time through human verification. The manual transcription option carries an additional modest fee.

Unlike some other manual transcription apps, ScanBizCards uses an in-house dedicated transcription team – not the Amazon Mechanical Turk service – for increased privacy, more accurate results and much faster completion time. While ScanBizCards just became the best manual transcription option on iOS devices, it is the only transcription option currently available on Android phones and tablets. All manually transcribed cards appear in the same digital rolodex as other scanned cards, and all of ScanBizCards 32 advanced management and networking features are available for manually transcribed cards. In addition, all cards are accessible in real time from any browser in the user’s ScanBizCards Web Sync account.

ScanBizCards is unlike any other business card reader with features usually reserved for full-blown, expensive enterprise CRM applications. Built specifically for the networked web, ScanBizCards 3.11 boasts new features that turn the iPhone into a powerful contact relationship management device. Support is available for scanning cards in 22 languages: Czech, Danish, English, German, Greek, Finnish, French, Hungarian, Italian, Lithuanian, Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovakian, Spanish, Serbian, Swedish, Turkish and Vietnamese.

Simply snapping a picture of a business card effortlessly adds its information to contacts, then enables a series of actions to follow-up, connect and forward the cards information to colleagues and partners through multiple web and mobile channels.

Exporting options include a direct export into Salesforce.com or Daylite CRM as well as exporting into an Excel CSV for integration with other CRM apps or apps such as Constant Contact, or exporting contacts to Data.com (Jigsaw) and Evernote. ScanBizCards is also the only iPhone scanning application with real-time backup of cards to the cloud, synchronization of cards across multiple devices as well as a web-based application to manage cards from any browser.

ScanBizCards is also a full desktop scanning solution enabling the upload of card images from a flatbed scanner for scanning online – all fully synchronized with iOS and Android devices, allowing office workers to share cards in real time with a mobile workforce. ScanBizCards turns business cards (or any image) into opportunities by putting a powerful mobile contact, social networking and calendar management system in the palm of your hand.

As ScanBizCards evolved into an increasingly powerful and complex card management tool used on multiple mobile devices as well as the desktop, the volume of cards scanned by many users kept increasing and it became evident that offering a manual transcription option was necessary to meet the needs of some users. Delivering that functionality enable access to all 32 extended ScanBizCards features to a new set of business cards power users,” says Patrick Questembert, Co-Founder, ScanBiz Mobile Solutions.

Device Requirements:

iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad or Android 2.0 devices or above
Note: the iPad 2 and iPod Touch cameras are not sufficient for good photos of business cards. Using the application on these devices requires importing photos from another device.

Pricing and Availability: ScanBizCards Business Card Reader is $ 6.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) for the iPhone and iOS devices, and $ 4.99 for the Android version. The manual transcription option is an additional $ 0.18/card.

For more information visit http://www.scanbizcards.com

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Question by Moruanyi: Should i buy myself beats by dr dre solo headsets or an ipad2?
Should i buy beats by dr dre solo headsets or should i buy an ipad 2 or a honeycomb tablet?

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Answer by Taylor
Which ever one you want most

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iPad 2 Review The iPad 2 has been teased, announced, launched, tested, and now it’s time to be reviewed. The iPad 2, like all of Apple’s products, is a polarizing device; either you can live within its limitations or you cannot. There is nothing revolutionary found in the second iteration of the world’s best selling tablet, but the evolutionary upgrades do augment an already solid offering. Are they enough to make you pry out the credit card though? Let’s begin with pros and cons of the trimmed down iPad 2. iPad 2 Pros: * Great media experience * Unparalleled mobile browsing * Thin design * Tremendous app support iPad 2 Cons: * No Flash support (across all iOS powered devices) * OS, while eloquent, feels antiquated * Camera quality (photo and video) is awful. Really bad. Best For: People who want to bring their mobile experience to a larger screen. Website: Apple Suggested Retail Price: 9-9 iPad 2 Hardware iPad 2 Review Hardware In this age of dual-core processors, the iPad 2 is not bringing the competitive thunder from a raw specifications standpoint. Its A5 (Samsung built) dual-core system on a chip clocks in at around 800 MHz (although it is allegedly variable based on the applications being run) on each core and is augmented by 512MB of RAM (up from the iPad 1′s 256MB). Any way you slice it, it’s not a processing powerhouse, but it doesn’t need to be. Apple’s vertical integration business model means they control the software and the hardware, so they make sure …
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Hi YOU can get a lot more info if you view the full video description… Good morning. This video demonstrates my iPad 1 running untethered jailbroken iOS 4.3 The jailbreak uses a *UNDISCLOSED* exploit in the iOS Kernel. Installation is similar to previous iOS versions which means you require a bootrom exploit (or something else) to install it in the root partition. Because there is no public bootrom exploit for the iPad 2 at the moment it will not work for now. However the jailbreak can be made compatible with all devices that are vulnerable to the limer4in exploit and that are supported by iOS 4.3 Because of several changes in iOS 4.3 in comparison to iOS 4.2.1 the jailbreak is NOT READY yet. That is what the *ALPHA* means. I need some time to check what kernel patches are actually required to work 100%ly. However I recommend the dev-team or chronic-dev to first release a *tethered* iOS 4.3 so that everyone can test if their nice feature actually work. I guess most people require Mobile Substrate to work and AFAIK it does not work due to ASLR. It would be a waste if Apple kills an untethered jailbreak before Mobile Substrate works. That said I will release the jailbreak when a) there is no other untether by the time I am finished b) if MobileSubstrate works. Any report that I wait for iOS 4.3.1 is just a misinterpretation of my words. I merely think that Apple should release a iOS 4.3.1 soon, because it is in their interest to not wait for several months when everyone …

Question by Arlene Bell: The Safari browser in iPad2 does not have a Find command. Is there an APP out there I can get?
The Safari browser on my iMac allows me to search a list or a page for a name or word by using Command F. The Safari browser in the iPad2 does not have that capability. I miss it. Has someone developed an APP to perform the job?

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Answer by ironvital
There IS that functionality actually, but it is kind if hidden.
See the search bar on the top right corner (where is says Google or Yahoo or Bing)?
When you search for something on a web page, it will have Google Suggestions section and ON THIS PAGE section. That is what you need.

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