Games on the iPad?

So you didn't think with the iPad coming out, we would just kick back and see how it would revolutionize the world, did you?  Well I would certainly hope not!  Of course, we've been working feverishly for the past couple weeks cranking out some of our more popular apps to work for the iPad.  So you may or may not know that all games playable on the iPhone and the iPod touch will be playable on the iPad as well, but it may not look as good because it will be pixelated.

Therefore, it gives me great pleasure to announce that we will be releasing three apps just for the iPad, playable in HIGH DEFINITION on the beautiful 9.7 inch screen.

First, our wildly successful Solitaire game (the free version of which was most recently #3 on the App Store's Top 100 Free Apps) will be available!  Go get "Solitaire for iPad"

Second, our extremely popular Blackjack game (currently #1 on Apple's Top Free Apps in the Casino category) will also be available!  Check out "Blackjack for iPad"

Third, our Freecell game will also be available in high definition on the iPad's beautiful screen.  You can get "Freecell for iPad" also.
 

So when the iPad gets released tomorrow, make sure you swoop in on these apps!  Let us know what you think!

iPad Madness!

So unless you have been living been under a rock in 2010, you have obviously heard of the iPad, Apple's first attempt at developing a tablet computer.  After months of speculation, Apple finally announced on January 27th, 2010 they were indeed going forward and releasing the iPad in a matter of months.

After Apple's announcement, they were immediately met with mixed reactions.  There were those who loved the gigantic interface and software and gushed over the possibilities of how applications, pictures, and videos,s would look on the iPad, while there were others who slammed the idea, calling it just a larger "iPhone or iPod touch," and criticized the lack of a webcam or Flash capability.

Last Friday on March 12th, 2010, Apple officially announced it would be taking preorders.   Needless to say, regardless of what kind of reception the iPad received when it was announced, it sure could sell.

On the first day of preorders, within a matter of two hours, 51,000 iPad orders were received.  In six hours, 90,000 iPad orders were received!  A blogger named Deagol who monitored some of the order numbers estimates that over 100,000 orders were received in the first ten hours!

Is it the very generous $499 price that's grabbing all these people's attention, or do people just want a piece of this revolutionary piece of technology?  Maybe a combination of both?  Are you going to get one?

Anyway, if you decide that a regular iPad isn’t for you, you could always settle for one of these.