Review - Facebook's (Hidden) iPad App (and how to enable it)

After countless press releases and a series of public appearances, Facebook’s idolized CEO Mark Zuckerberg has made it pain stakingly obvious that he thinks the company does NOT need an iPad app and will not be releasing. Many speculations have come about as to Facebook releasing an iPad app but nothing has had an incredulous evidence, the closest we have gotten was the last Facebook press conference introducing Video Calling. Today we have something with actual alive evidence, evidence that you can actually get your hands on. Something that Facebook has reassured will never happens seems to be in the works of happening. MG Siegler states in a recent update that he pushed out that his sources state this is the version of the iPad app that Facebook plans to release.

How big is eCommerce? - Infographic

The ecommerce market is becoming one of the biggest market places that has ever been created. Analysts and companies have constantly been pushing out data showing how much it has been growing and how profitable it can be. It just makes sense cheaper prices, more convenient shopping, better reviews, and it can all be done from the palm of your hand. — More after the break!

Apple Sales Roar Past Q3 Estimates with $28.57 Billion in Revenue

With a gross margin of 41.7%, better then what analysts and the company had predicted, Q3 has been a very successful quarter for Apple. Q3’s net profit was a staggering $7.31B, and even though the iPhone is close to a refresh, Apple sold 20.34M iPhones which is 14% more then last year. Apple also sold 9.25M iPads this quarter, bringing iPad sales up 183% compared to last year and lastly Apple sold 3.95 million Macs during the quarter, bringing sales up 14% compared to third quarter last year. Impressive, but Mac sales really seem small.

D-BOX Seating: The next revolution of the movie industry or the next distraction?

D-BOX promises to be the next big leap in movie theater technology, but is all this technology in the theater enhancing the movie or is it becoming a distraction from the real art of movie making? Some major film critics avoid 3D at all costs and D-BOX seating is next on their list of things to avoid. They say that anything in the theater that is not the movie itself is a distraction, and although major movie producers and theaters are pushing this technology as hard as they can to attract younger guests, they may just end up streaming the movie in their living rooms a couple months after it leaves the theater.

iOS 5 Beta 3 isn't just bug fixes - Support for no home button and FaceTime AirPlay

iOS 5 was the biggest upgrade in Apple’s iOS operating system in years. Once the major release of the operating system comes out for developers it goes through usually 3-4 beta stages, without many things changing. But Apple’s biggest change is having some big changes in beta, and predictably, people are starting to go a bit nuts.

See the state of the web with this awesome interactive infographic

The internet is changing every milisecond. Millions of letters are being added every second, thousands of amazon products are being bought every minute, thousands of hours of video are being uploaded every hour, and millions of status being posted. It is a very volitle place with people of every background using it, the most interesting place in the world, and as geeks it is our home. This HTML 5 interactive infographic shows how our home is changing every second and does a beautiful and engaging job at doing so — All in real time, which is super cool!

How Netflix could have avoided the user outrage

Netflix has just announced a change in its plans that will take effect for customers that are signing up today, and effect pre-existing customers September 1st. The service will be constructing a wall between their streaming platforms and disc home-delivery services. This means that for people who just want streaming it will be $7.99 and for people who just want the home delivery services it will be $7.99. Before you could have both for $9.99 and today both will be a combination of both fees for $15.98 — everyone is flipping out. — More after the break!