10 best iOS apps for keeping in touch It’s more or less inevitable that, sooner or later, you’ll spend a holiday season apart from someone special to you. Whether it’s a sibling freshly emigrated to sunnier climes or a close friend who has moved cities to take up a new job, we all know the dull ache that comes from missing someone during an important time.
The winners and losers of CES 2012 Now that our jetlag is subsiding, it’s time to take a look back at the utter madness that was, and always is, the Consumer Electronics Show. CES 2012 didn’t have a huge amount of absolute stand out kit, but for a time of financial uncertainty, there sure were a lot of launches and the industry certainly hasn’t been shy in terms of coming forward with expensive designs. This was the biggest CES ever, with 1.861 million square feet of exhibit space, beating the previous record from 2008.
The iPad’s size and excellent screen make it the perfect venue for reading digital comics. Recognizing this, developers have created many apps designed to display comic book file formats such as cbz and cbr. It can be daunting (and expensive) to sift through all the comic apps, so we’ve narrowed it down the best of the best Western comic readers below (i.e., Manga isn’t part of this AppGuide). Best Comic File Readers Updated AppGuide: Best Comic File Readers is a story by AppAdvice.com AppAdvice – iPhone, iPad, iPod, App Reviews + News Related Posts New AppList: Apps to Buy Comics Fight Super Villains With Your Finger In Marvel KAPOW! AppGuide Updated: Best iPad Comic Books Apps New AppGuide: Best Comic File Readers Is 6th Planet A Comic Within A Game Or A Game Within A Comic?
CES 2012 highlights The world’s greatest tech show – CES 2012 – kicked off on Monday 9 January (if you’re a show obsessive, note that’s a week later than usual). Running until Thursday, the show sees the entire tech world descend on Las Vegas. It covers more than 1.8 million square feet and has more than 140,000 attendees from across the globe.