Ipad Most Amazing Feature launched in china Controlled Your yacht with IPAD China

The Adastra super yacht is 140 feet long, weighs 52 tons, and can travel 4,000 nautical miles at 17 knots, enough to get you from the U.S. to Europe. Designed by John Shuttleworth and constructed in China by McConaghy Boats, the Adastra can fit up to nine guests along with its six crew members. All that and you can control the vessel from your iPad. You can see more of the Cylon Raider of the sea in the gallery below.

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China Made Stylish Lenovo K71 Smart TV in Less Prices and amazing and new style

 

Shortly after an announcement was made about how users can synchronize their personal files between their mobile gadgets and PCs through cloud storage, Lenovo makes a bolder move to bridge smartphones, PCs, televisions and tablets by using the company’s cloud computing services. Such is the reason behind the launch of Lenovo’s Smart TV. The said event is slated to occur in China where Lenovo would usually launch their newest gadgets first before they land in other international markets.

lenovo k71 android smart tv 1 Lenovo K71 ICS Smart TV: Price and Specs Made For China

Earlier this year, the smart TV was finally unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show. Its Android 4.0 OS allows it to run mobile apps and its voice recognition feature enables one to deliver various commands. With a 1.5 dual-core processor, the smart TV comes in four LED screen models measured at 42-inch and 55-inch sizes. Three of these models even have a flicker-free 3D feature.

While not really expecting much from the product sales, Lenovo believes it is best to use the product as a springboard to test the smart TV market. In the end, CEO Yang Yuanqing may prove himself correct with this humble yet fearless strategy.

The 42-inch Lenovo K71 model will be on sale at the end of the month and was priced at 6499 yuan (US$1,029). Prices and release dates of the other models are still unknown at the moment.

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iPad’s Misleading 4G In Australia beacse of APPLE Australian Government Announce to close IPAD 4G

Apple is facing trouble everywhere for highlighting its products and showing their quality and performance more than actually what they could deliver. Now Apple is being sued by the Australian government’s Competition and Consumer Commission for making misleading claims about new iPad offering 4G, because their device is not compatible with the 4G networks operating in Australia.

Apple’s new iPad received much hype before its release and after its launch in the market earlier this month, it had been sold really quickly as is often the case with anything new with Apple. Within its first week of release, more than three million units were sold in ten countries, including the U.S. and Australia. But since then, the picture has not been good about the new iPad. Customers have started complaining about getting heated up quickly and charging very slow.

The problem that the Australian government has with Apple’s labeling is that it does not specify the 4G networks the device would work on. Hence, Australian government wants Apple to correct the labeling before it takes serious action in court against this misleading act. Also, before this product arrives here in Pakistan, a company selling Apple’s product should make sure that it runs along with the networks here.

Day by day, Apple’s products are losing their pristine appeal of being so reliable as Apple is facing lawsuits not just for patents, but also in terms of the environment, labour laws and now product quality and misleading advertisements. Somebody needs to run Apple right.

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Keyboard For iPad for Users who Fully Customize Their On-Screen Keyboard

iOS developer Ganbold, who has brought customizable keyboards to the iPhone has now released a similar tweak which brings the ability to alter and arrange the keyboard on a jailbroken iPad. 5 Row Customizable Keyboard for iPad has recently hit Cydia and works in the same manner as its younger brother, which is for the iPhone. Apple have a dedicated Settings entry within iOS that allows users to define certain international keyboards, but these are pre-defined layouts and don’t give the user a more advanced option of creating a keyboard to suit specific layout requirements.

Ganbold has today released his latest offering, which is a variant of the keyboard tweak dedicated to the iPad and is available through the BigBoss repository as a commercial installation for jailbroken iPads running iOS 5 or higher. Once installed, the keyboard is activated by heading over to Settings >> General >> Keyboard and then selecting International Keyboards to bring up a list of all available keyboards. Searching for, and selecting ’5 Row’ will activate the keyboard, turning the iPad into a 5 row typing powerhouse.

The tweak itself replaces the Russian keyboard and allows it to become customizable to most countries and languages that are not included in the native iOS installation on the iPad. Four keyboard rows and the forty four keys contained on them can be modified through the tweak’s settings panel, users will then need to repsring the iPad for any changes to take effect. One of the great things about this tweak is that it contains support for the iPad’s split keyboard, which is a very nice option.

5 Row Customizable Keyboard for iPad is available to download from the BigBoss repository right now, and requires an iPad running iOS 5 or above.

Of course, you will need to jailbreak your device to install this tweak. For jailbreaking the latest iOS 5.1 (tethered), follow the instructions posted here to jailbreak using Redsn0w, or here for Sn0wbreeze. For jailbreaking iPhone 4S and iPad 2, you can simply follow our step by step tutorial posted here to jailbreak iOS 5.0.1 using Absinthe on Windows or Mac. Those of you with an iPhone 4, 3GS, iPad 1, and iPod touches can use Redsn0w or Sn0wbreeze to untether jailbreak on iOS 5.0.1.

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