Atari on the iPad: Controller of the 80-game fun

The heart of retro fans will strike when looking at the photos later. It reminds me, of course, immediately to the controller of the beloved and far too often used Nintendo Entertainment System. Fittingly, the device transmits even the aptly named "8-bitty".
Technically, of course, put a lot more than just eight bit behind the game pad, which can be seen at second glance, but some differences from the NES controller - apart from the bright colors. On the right side there are four instead of two well-known A / B buttons. At the top there are also two other buttons, which held only with the SNES, Nintendo river. In addition, the 8-bitty wireless and so far away from the 80's.
Wireless can be the controller and connect with iPad and iPhone even with Android smartphones. It supports games that Icade compatible. A list of apps available at ThinkGeek, provider of the 8-bitty. For the iPad, there are about the app "Atari's Greatest Hits", containing over 100 classic games to the age bracket.
Currently, the controller is no longer in stock. For the relatively low price of $ 25 is the temptation to dive back into the game world of pixel graphics and sound boxes, just too big.

CloudOn: Smart App brings Microsoft Office 2010 on the iPad

And there let it be said "office suite" software, ergo the good old was "Microsoft Office" unsexy: Now there's "CloudOn" finally a server-based app for the really cool Apple iPad is just serving to also move with the good old text and Tabellenverabeitung employ. Because CloudOn allows access to an Office-2010-Interface, through which you can edit documents in Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
The files lay it at the popular online storage service Dropbox, ie users must always be online to access the files may be appropriate.
And the best part of the "CloudOn" app at the end: This is free downloadable from the iTunes Store.