Ultimate Multitasking iDevice Holder

Meet the polyply, a laser cut iDevice holder. Andrew Kim designed the polyply as a project for himself and it can hold an iPad, iPhone 4, iPad Classic and a stylus all in one handy stand. The polyply can also tilt down for a lower viewing angle. True multitasking anyone?

Nir Schneider

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Multi-Touch Gestures Finally Coming to iPad

 

With the release of the iOS 4.3 beta, several new features have been released for developers to test. A common complaint with the multi-tasking on the iPad is that double clicking the home button doesn't feel as natural as the iPhone/iPod touch. However, Apple has finally added the function to use four or five fingers for gestures. As shown in the picture above, swiping left or right moves between the open apps you have, while swiping up/down opens/closes the multi-tasking bar. When you use all four/five fingers to pinch in, you are taken straight back to your home screen. Simple, right? This feature feels very natural by utilizing the iPad's bigger screen, and should be a great addition to the iPad's growing features. 

iPad Running iOS 4.2 Beta 2 (Video)

It turns out that the iPad's multitasking features on iOS 4.2 are slightly different than on the iPhone. In the video below is an iPad running the upcoming November iOS 4.2 release for the iPad with it's very own multitasking animation, nothing major but it's still nice to see a slight difference between the two devices.

Source Macrumors via MacStories

Nir Schneider

Editor-in-Chief