Along with 15 customizable Valentine’s Day card templates, CardStudio also comes with 40 other greeting card templates to fit almost any occasion.

According to Jauher Zaidi, President at Moobila, “With the CardStudio App, iPhone users can create and send custom greeting cards for almost every occasion straight from their iPhone.”

Once a user chooses the specific card template they want to use, they can then customize the text, font, size, and color. After they have completed customizing their card, they can save it, email it, and/or upload the card to their Facebook account to share with their friends and loved ones.

With the CardStudio App, iPhone users can create and send custom greeting cards for almost every occasion straight from their iPhone

And here we all thought netbooks were dead and the time of the Tablet was before us.

The new Google Laptop looks like your standard Laptop, has your standard laptop dimensions, and has the selling points of a netbook. It will showcase the Google Chrome OS and lack many of the typical features common to laptops and desktops such as optical drives and the Windows operating system.

All in all a very enticing machine.

Of course the problem was resolved promptly:

Apple spokesperson Natalie Harrison confirmed to Macworld that Apple is aware of the problem. “We’re aware of an issue related to non repeating alarms set for January 1 or 2,” Harrison said. “Customers can set recurring alarms for those dates and all alarms will work properly beginning January 3.”

MediaSlate will convert your iPad into an interactive whiteboard. Take notes, give presentations, use in classroom or play board games with your colleagues. Draw as many items as you want by just using your fingers. Erase and draw again. A perfect substitute of a whiteboard and notepad. Use your finger to write in your own hand writing. Share the board screen in an email.
Future version will have feature to display the board screen on a multimedia projector.

Features
Following are some key features of MediaSlate

• Set line pattern to solid, dotted or straight line
• Adjust line color
• Select your unique color range by mixing various colors
• Change background color
• Use as many colors as you want
• Clear board using the eraser
• Adjust line thickness
• Redo and Undo features
• Email board screens

All in all an app that should be receiving more airplay given its usefulness.

• The Colorize category contains color splash option! Convert your picture to black and white while keeping the selective areas in color; additional filters include Gamma, RGB, Contrast, Gray Scale, Sepia, Negative,Saturation, Equalize, Normalize, Solarize and Tritone
• The Cards category contains 15 colorful cards to make your Christmas beautiful.
• The Text category lets you write greeting cards with multiple fonts styles and colors.
• The Overlays category contains 15 Christmas theme overlay effects that will be embedded on top of your photos.
• The Frames category contains 15 Christmas theme frames. Your photos will be framed for Christmas celebrations.
• Zoom pictures for better a view.
• Rotate and crop
• Using iPicEd Xmas you can email photos to your friends just after editing.
• Create electrifying photos by combining various filters and effects.

Happy holidays!

Can’t wait for non Latin script based languages to be included.

According to Digitimes, their sources revealed that Foxconn’s plant in Shenzhen, China, has recently been notified that they will be shipping the iPad 2 within the next 100 days, with initial shipments to reach 400,000-600,000 units.

As with most Apple products, the iPad will most likely feature the technology of another Apple product, notably the iPod Touch with its front facing camera and retina display.

The iPad 2 is likely to go the way of the newly launched iPod Touch 4th Gen and feature a front-facing camera (no doubt this will support its FaceTime video calling technology). Some rumours also suggest that Qualcomm will provide chips that allow the iPad 2 to run on both CDMA and GSM networks, making its reach even greater (the current 3G version is GSM only).

Either way, the current iPad is a top Christmas seller, theres no reason to believe that the iPad 2 won’t fly off the shelves of your local Best Buy.

Rumors of the iPhone 5 have begun their debut straight from the rumor mill. As is usual in this game, all rumors are either attributed to un-named sources from Apple, foremen in foreign manufacturing plants, or from some guy that refuses to confirm or deny anything.

So what do we have this time around? Projector screens on the iPhone 5? Live TV? Is it all true? Who knows, but what we do know is that all these features are already present on existing smart phones. Whether or not Apple can squeeze such elaborate features into a slim iPhone is debatable but given that Apple obsesses with battery life and won’t allow for real multi-tasking for this very reason its hard to imagine them green lighting applications that will most likely drain batteries quicker than a GPS.

For awhile on this blog I made a big deal out of the relatively new Sprint based EVO 4G.

And how could I not? The paper specs of the EVO are quite impressive, its less restrictive than an iPhone, and its Android based.

But what the EVO has in power compared to the iPhone 4 it lacks in reliability and usability. Even the diehard TechCrunch writer doesn’t have much good to say on the EVO.

This is not to say that the phone is truly the suck, it isn’t; there are plenty of awesome things about it. However, the simple fact that it blows through your battery even while in stand by makes all of its amazing features useless.

Just a quick note: the Vibrant, T-Mobile’s variant of the Samsung Galaxy S Android big-phone, will be getting here a little early — July 15th to be precise.

Maybe it’s to head off the Droid X menace (not to mention the other Galaxy models), or maybe they just got things done a little quicker than expected and want to push it out the door. We’ll never know.

I mean, unless somebody tells us.

It can be argued that the smart phone wars are finally beginning to even out. The iPhone may still have a commanding lead over the Android phone market but that lead continues to shrink everyday. This is especially true given that AT&T is the only carrier for the iPhone and that new Android based phones continue to come out on an almost monthly basis.

The fact that Android based phones are not competing with each other as well as the iPhone is also a tell tale sign of a new era in the smart phone market.

Its a simple fact that the Android platform allows competitors to put out newer and more advanced phones at a rate quicker than the annual iPhone.

What this potentially means for the near future is that the iPhone can potentially be out teched within a few more development cycles.