Apps for the iPad tend to go for a higher price than their iPhone counterparts, but here we listed all free apps. Install them all, and you will be well on the way to an excellent tablet mobility computer experience.

It may not support social networks such as Facebook or services having location-based facility inside like Foursquare app, but TweetDeck supports respectably Twitter reader with an intuitive interface and accurate geo-tagging options.

Crafting new tweets may prove irritating due to an overcrowded screen, but this Twitter app for iPad is the best mobility Twitter client around, so get it today.

HootSuite allows users to create numerous social-network streams and view them in a clear/clean and friendly interface, dispatching messages to multiple networks simultaneously.

If you tried of visiting the same old online place, the beautifully revamped StumbleUpon app lets you Sam Beckett your way through the Web, leaping from article of interest to article on interest. You can also check out the specific links that have been submitted by fellow Stumblers whom you follow if you aren�t in the mood for randomness.

Yelp�s iOS app brings the Web site�s reviews and recommendations to the iPad, but diehard Yelpers will miss a handful of features that didn�t get ported to Apple�s tablet.

Need to crunch some numbers? Calculator for iPad Free gives you a large, easy to read, attractive basic and scientific calculator for solving problems. Multi-Touch support lets you swipe away numbers. Upgrading to the 99-cent version adds six additional themes: Standard, Silver Keyboard, Retro Grey, Pink Keyboard, Happy Pink, and Wooden.

GoToMyPC for iPad makes it simple to control your computer while away from your work area, but eh lack of multi-tasking support, and latency issues, may dampen the experience.

Featuring very accurate voice transcription and the ability to share messages via e-mail, Facebook, and Twitter, Naunce�s dictation app is both fun to use and immensely helpful as long as you�re connected to the Web.

Simple to use and extremely useful, this file synchronization app will keep all of your files in step, but the lack of built-in file editing, and other limitations, may prove irritating.

Monster.com, one of the leading online employment services, makes job-hunting couch-compatible with its fun, free iPad app.

One of the world�s biggest blogging paltforms has arrived on the iPad with many of the features that made it such a hit on the desktop intact, Bloggers can create, save, publish, and schedule posts and pages. You can even upload images directly from the iPad.

LiveChat customers who want to take the real-time Web site visitor communication tool on the road would do well to check out this handy iPad app. The free app, which works in conjunction with a LiveChat subscription, lets businesses communicate with visitors to solve customer-services issues or help convert them into customers.

This capable SMS app is easy to use, priced right, and features the ability to send free, unlimited texts, and embedded photos.

Prolific textures who want to save money on SMS messages will find this a solid solution to dipping into their mobile budgets.

Game Center brings video-game achievements, matchmaking, high scores, and more to iOS devices.

Far from just another sports sim, Pro Zombie Soccer: Apocalypse Edition Lite combines soccer, the undead, and wacky power ups into a must-try title.

Smurfs� Village combines elements of Farmville and Sim City to create and engaging iPad game, but the impatient may find the in-app purchases expensive.

If you count yourself among the many who declare themselves Cracked.com fans, you must own this app. It serves up the same snark-laden content found on the Cracked.com Web site, but in a slick interface that lets you quickly scan content.

Crackle, Sony�s video network, lets users stream free, ad-supported Hollywood television shows and uncut movies (as well as original content) from Columbia Pictures, Screen Gems, Sony Pictures Classic, and TriStar Pictures, There�s a nice variety of classic and contemporary content here, making it a solid iPad app for anyone who would like to kick back with their tablets and watch a program without needing to open a wallet.

Staying on top of the latest sports scores is a breeze with ESPN ScoreCenter XL. Besides checking out the scores, you can view video highlights, in-depth game previews, and even follow a particular sport or team.

Here�s yet another example of some thing you can�t do with a Kindle: read comics in their colorful, crisply drawn glory. Marvel�s free iPad app offers a standard page-by-page view with zoom and pan controls, as well as a panel by panel, animated guided view. There�s also a fully integrated for buying your favorite comics.

MoMA�s new Abstract Expressionist app achieves symbiosis with the iPad": if you�re an art enthusiast with an iPad, consider this app a must-download.

This app enhances the value of a Netflix subscription by letting you watch movies directly on your mobile device, with excellent streaming. In the latest version, Netflix has made a number of improvements, like adding star recommendations and removing the status bar while titles are playing.

This iPad audio player lets you navigate your music and podcast collections by taking a jaunt to stars (artists), planets (albums), and moons (songs). Intellectually, it�s completely unneeded, but sometimes logic doesn�t apply to pure coolness.

If you fancy kicking back with your iPad and watching a batch of videos supplied by various online communities, Showyou is a solid alternative to signing into all the sites individually. There are some minor interface issues, but it�s a very respectable app that collects clips from around your community to your iPad in one unified location.

Slacker Radio�s iPad has been a long time coming, but the new, eye-catching, intuitive interface, deep customization options, caching, on-demand streaming, and the usual Slacker bells and whistles makes it a must-have for music fans.

If you already have an iPad and TiVo Premiere, you must download the new TiVo app for your iPad. It�s free, and if you�re on your LAN, it�s pretty well featured.

The iPad is perfect for viewing photos, but what if you want to make changes to those pictures? Adobe�s Photoshop Express lets you crop, straighten, rotate and flip images, as well as add a variety of filters and effects. For fine editing you will still need to work on a PC, but for basic fixes, this app is fantastic.

The word �biblion� was usedin the Middle Ages to describe collections made from fragments of ancient texts. As such, it�s appropriate that the New York Public Library�s iPad app, which draws from tens of thousands of fragments scattered across hundreds of boxes of materials, bears the moniker. The smartly designed and informative app focuses on the 1939-40 World�s Fair, but even non-enthusiasts can appreciate the history presented. Here�s hoping for a broader topic range in the near future.

Bing is a visually rich app that lets you search and browse news, moves, Bing homepage images, local businesses, and trending topics; perform vocal searches, and much more.

For news junkies and loyalists, CNN App for iPad serves up a heaping plate of streaming videos, and a side social networking.

Love it or hate it, Fox News has an impressive iPad app. With it you can watch videos from Smith, Hannity, and O�Reilly, read timely articles, and check out a scrolling ticker with the latest news tidbits.

Conde Nast�s first iPad app for foodies-and mourning Gourmet readers is excellent. Epicurious features a gorgeous interface that feels and reads like a luxurious, fully searchable cookbook. You can find recipes by main ingredient, course, cuisine, dietary consideration, and dish type, and even by season or occasion.

Traveling is expensive, the free Google Earth app most certainly is not. By keying in a location such as �Coney Island� or �London�, you can zip to the other side of the globe in mere seconds to check out satellite and aerial imagery. Geo-located Wikipedia articles add insight to your journey.

Featuring an image driven interface featuring movie trailers, popular actors, and a list of current theatrical releases, the IMDB iPad app is a must-have for movie buffs who want the latest Hollywood news.

This app brings the content of the informative HowStuffWorks Web site to Apple�s slate. Its thumbnail-laden grid contans links to text, video, and podcasts that are short, punchy, and full of information.

Life�s legendary photo collection comes to the iPad i glorious HD resolution. Downloading the free app, of course, lets you explore Life�s deep archives, but you can view up to the minute news, photos, and special features as well.

Consider it the next best thing to being an astronaut or astronomer. NASA App HD features thousands of NASA photos, streaming video, shuttle launch information, and countdown clocks.

NPR went for a magazine style approach with its iPad app, which emphasizes news, arts and life, and music coverage in three sliding panes. The app delivers hundreds of NPR live station and on demand streams. In addition, NPR for iPad features photojournalism with full page zoom, plus the ability to share stories over e-mail, Twitter, and Facebook.

TED�s official iPad app brings more than 900 TEDTalk videos (featuring education redicals, tech geniuses, medical mavericks, business gurus, music legends, and more) to Aple�s slate. Not only can you stream videos over 3G or Wi-Fi, but you can download them to your iPad for offline playback.

Whether you�re looking for a leisurely daytime adventure or a night on the town, this app brings you recommendations for places to eat, drink, and shop in 16 American cities and in London.

Wikipanion for iPad sifts through all of Widipedia�s HTML and metadata, sorting it into a beautiful, content-driven interface. The left side displays the table of contents, and the app remembers your font-size setting. The app even tracks page history by visit date, plays back embedded OGG audio, and saves images to the iPad�s photo library.

Zite auto-curates a digital magazine based on content in your your Twitter feed, Google Reader subscription, and viewing habits to deliver an excellent news-reading experience.

Flipboard offers iPad users an entirely original alternative to browsing the Web for news: its magazine style layouts and breath-taking use of photos and white space show the way forward for digital media.

Featuring a slick interface that gives users the novel ability to follow hot particular topics and categories, SkyGrid is a solid, topic-based iPad news reading app. Streamlining the interface a bit would do wonders to create a more natural reading experience, however.

nVidia and AMD fleshing out their second generation DX11 lineups. There weren�t any major shakeups to speak of, but  the competition was as fierce as ever.

The current generation of GPUs actually launched towards the end of 2010. In later October, AMD was the first out of the gate with the Radeon HD 6870 and 6850. Although these cards shared the X870 and X850 suffix with the 5000 series, they had some key architectural differences that complicated comparing generations side by side. Between Evergreen and Northern Islands, AMD rebalanced the chip to focus more on resterization, tessellation, and ROP-heavy workloads at the expense of compute, shader, and texture performance. The end result is a chip that�s better equipped to play modern games.

Sounds great, right? The tricky part came when the 6870 and 6850 rolled out with 1,120 and 960 stream processors, respectively. The Radeon HD 5870 and 5850, by contrast, had 1,600 and 1,440 stream processors. Yes, a Northern Islands SIMD is more efficient than an Evergreen SIMD, but sheer brute force enabled the 5800 to beat the 6800 in most benchmarks. Despite the model number muddling, the 6800 cards were a hit with reviewers and gamers alike. But AMD didn�t get to spend much time in the sun.

nVidia broke cover with its flagship GeForce GTX 580 in early November and the GTX 570 about a month later. In our review of the GTX 580, we lauded it as finally making good on all of Fermi�s promises. The GF110 at the heart of the 580 has all 512 CUDA cores enabled, 64 texture units, and the same ROP count as the GTX 480. Nividia back-ported the GTX 460�s improved FP16 texture filtering and Z-culling/refection engine to the GTX 580 and sufficiently stopped up the leaky transistors, improving overall power consumption.

A week after the GTX 570 launched, AMD christened its own flagship, the Radeon HD 6900. The Radeon HD 6970, codenamed Cyman XT, is characterized by 1,536 stream processors, 96 texture units, and 32 ROPs. With the new GPU, AMD made a dramatic design shift by abandoning the VLIW5 (very long instruction word) of Evergreen and the 6800s in favor of a more simplified VLIW4 design. AMD axed the underutilized special function unit to dedicate more transistors to stream processing units. According to AMD, this change alone accounts for a 10% performance boost per square millimeter. Despite all this, the Radeon HD 6970 was not enough; nVidia was king of the graphics card hill as 2010 came to a close.

nVidia kicked off the new year with the GeForce GTX 560 Ti, which targeted the sweet spot at $520. In Match, AMD unveiled Antilles (the Radeon HD 6990), the dual-GPU monster that we meant to wrest the crown from nVidia�s grasp. nVidia answered with a dual-GPU beast of its own, the GeForce GTX 590, a couple weeks later. When the smoke settled, AMD claimed victory. And so did nVidia. Our own testing showed that AMD�s over-the-top option was slightly faster in most tests, but nVidia found enough benchmark wins that a clear winner was hard to crown. As we went to press, however, AMD�s Radeon HD 6990 was readily available online, whereas the GTX 590 was in much more limited supply. You be the judge.

Throughout the first half of the year, both AMD and nVidia fleshed out their lineups and staked out their territory. In the last six months, however, it�s been all quiet on the Sunyvale/Santa Clara front. Although there�s nothing new to get excited about until next year, prices have dropped considerable since launch.

Team Rainbow countenance a new and very real hazard called the "True Patriots," a highly-trained, well-organized innovative cluster that says the American government is permanently ruined by greedy politicians and corporate special benefit. The True Patriots will do whatever it takes to retrieve their country. Playing as Rainbow, players will face serious set-ups that will require them to make tough principled judgments in order to stop this new strain of terrorists.

In calculation to the immersive single-player action, Tom Clancy�s Rainbow 6 Patriots will bring-in a huge variety of new innovative co-op and multi-player experiences. Players will be pleased for working as a team and mastering the game�s new skin tone that enhances communication and strategic implementation between team-mates. Victory will come from a blend of split-second conclusion making and working to synchronize attacks against the enemy.

According to the Ubisoft target footage of Rainbow 6 Patriots, the game will be release in 2013. As Ubisoft reveals target footage of the new tactical shooter game �Rainbow 6 Patriots� and shows off gameplay, here is the IGN�s Game footage video.

As progressing-up we will update you with more reviews & videos related to this big blast game of the year 2013. But one thing for sure, revealing the game�s footage so earlier can make this game very popular in-between the gamers on PC & Xbox both. I will also recommend you all the fans to Register here for updates of the game.

Here is the Game footage video from IGN.

According to Ubisoft, The Tom Clancy�s Rainbow 6 Patriots is due for release on the Xbox 360� video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation�3 computer entertainment system and Windows PC in 2013. Ubisoft is mentioning in the official website of the Tom Clancy�s Rainbow 6 Patriot�s that �Tom Clancy�s Rainbow 6 franchise has sold more than 25 million copies worldwide and has been hailed as one of the best first-person shooter series of all time. The games are known for depicting high-tech counter-terrorist operations set within the Tom Clancy�s game world. With Tom Clancy�s Rainbow 6 Patriots, Ubisoft is building upon the success of the franchise while also taking it in a bold new direction.�

They also mentioned that  �Terrorism has evolved, and so has Rainbow 6. In Tom Clancy�s Rainbow 6 Patriots, all the team play, tactics, and realism that fans of the series love have been coupled with an exciting new narrative direction,� said David Sears, creative director at Ubisoft. �This adds an unprecedented level of humanity that will make Tom Clancy�s Rainbow 6 Patriots an extremely tense and immersive experience.�

Still some fans are searching for the Game Requirements for Tom Clancy�s Rainbow 6 Patriots, but nothing is officially published by the developers of the Game, and do not believe anyone who is trying to advise you to upgrade your PC for the Game, so stay tuned.

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Technology has seen the unfolding of gaming consoles, with Microsoftjoining in to take hold of the market share. Officially launched in November 2001, the Xbox 360 is now an obsession amongst youngsters and game lovers of all ages across the world. When it comes to choosing Xbox 360 games, there are many options. So, browse through the much admired picks amongst the hottest games that one should never miss at any cost.

'Gears of War 3'- one of the most purchased Xbox 360 games of today is a third-person shooter game featuring new playable characters, weapons and a new four-player co-op mode. In Gears of War 3, humankind battles with The Locust over and above a new threat, The Lambent. Created by Epic Games in collaboration with Microsoft Games Studio, this shooter game is exclusively for Xbox owners. Batman- Arkham City, Battlefield 3, Dantes Inferno, Dragonball Burst Z limit, etc. are some of other popular Xbox 360 games.

Most people these days love to play online games and Xbox live was thus introduced to enhance online gaming experience and moreover the appearance of the game. Since 2002, Xbox Live has been exceptionally successful. There are two kinds of subscriptions offered for the Xbox Live service: Gold and Silver. The Silver subscription is complimentary and allows basic online functionalities; whereas Gold membership includes all the advantages of Silver membership and provides the user the ability to play online with other Xbox Live Gold members. Gold membership comes at prices ranging from Rs. 1,300 for 3 month's membership up to Rs. 2,999 for a year. Besides Gold subscription, you can buy Microsoft Points which are used to purchase games, game expansions, and other downloadable stuffs. It also allows users to pay for videos and television episodes from the Marketplace, and is exploitable throughout other services that use Microsoft points such as the Zune marketplace, from where one can easily download music and videos.

And, for the Ultimate controller free gaming experience, Microsoft recently has introduced the much anticipated Kinect accessory for Xbox that enables the player to interface with the 360 and its games with motion sensitive gestures. This remarkable new technology combines the use of a video camera, voice recognition software plus smart motion sensors makes gaming absolutely controller-free and voice activated. Kinect Sports, Kinectimals, Dance Central, Kinect Joy Ride, etc. are some of the exclusively created Kinect games for Xbox 360.

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