Amazon’s Kindle now has a deadly competitor in the shape of Apple iPad. With its release, not only has it gripped the mobile entertainment industry in it’s sharp yet elegant claws but has also hit the market that was once ruled by Amazon’s flagship eReader: Kindle. With Apple’s iPad you can read all your favorite books, magazines and news papers in the popular PDF and ePub formats. Transferring these files to iPad and then managing them is what Xilisoft’s iPad PDF Transfer tool lets you do in a very nice and easy to use way.
With iPad, you can watch videos, lectures, music and movies on the go or even when at home, iPad users mostly tend to skip their desktop to get the mobile entertainment experience with iPad. To get the same multimedia experience on your iPad, it’s required that you convert all your multimedia to an iPad supported video format before you could view it on your iPad. This is where Video converters come in and with Xilisoft’s iPad Video Converter, this has become really easy now.
Managing Music, Movies and files on your iPhone could be a problem if you are on the move and don’t have the machine on which you have iTunes installed. There are also features you would like iTunes to include but it does not have them. This is where a client software that can be easily installed on a Windows machine comes in: iPhone Magic is the perfect match of file manager for your iPhone as well as a back up tool which makes sure you do not lose a bit of data from your iPhone.
If there’s something that is lagging behind in the Apple eco system then it is the same old UX of Mac OS. It seems that Apple is so immersed in the recent wide acceptance of its iOS and iDevices (iPod touch, iPhone and iPad) that it has – it seems – neglected Mac OS altogether. The UX needs some really big improvements on the lines of iOS. I agree that iOS is specifically for the mobile devices with multi-touch enabled but bringing in similar design concepts to Mac OS will definitely try to fill in the gap. Raskin for Mac is an app that is a stark reminder and a wake-up call for Apple.
