Para aquellos lectores estudiantes, hoy os traigo una aplicación que os ayudará en vuestra gestión académica: iStudiez Pro iStudiez Pro es una aplicación universal que servirá a cualquier estudiante para mantener organizado y sincronizado todos tus estudios. Podrás dar de alta todas tus asignaturas, establecer los horarios de cada una de ellas, definir los profesores, anotar las fechas de los exámenes (que se van aproximando ya para todos los universitarios) y podrás establecer alarmas y/o notificaciones para que la app te avise de que te tienes que poner manos a la obra con los libros. Al ser universal, cuenta con versiones tanto para iPhone, iPod Touch y iPad. Además, si también posees un Mac, podrás disfrutar de otra versión en tu ordenador. Completamente sincronizados entre sí a través de un servicio gratuito en la nube que ponen a tu servicio los desarrolladores. Si necesitas de una buena aplicación GTD, dale una Read More

Welcome to TUAW's 2011 Holiday Gift Guide! We're here to help you choose the best gifts this holiday season, and once you've received your gifts we'll tell you what apps and accessories we think are best for your new Apple gear. Stay tuned every weekday from now until the end of the year for our picks and helpful guides and check our Gift Guide hub to see our guides as they become available. For even more holiday fun, check out sister site Engadget's gift guide. It's the middle of the winter break and most students are enjoying a short respite from course work, classrooms and cramming for exams. Students should use some of this free time to clean up their old Mac or setup their new Mac before their hectic school schedule begins again. To help you get organized for the 2012 Spring semester, we've compiled some of the top Mac Read More

Posted 09/07/2011 at 11:00am | by J Keirn-Swanson It's no secret that Apple products go hand-in-hand with education. In fact, for many Generation Xers, an Apple was the first computer ever seen in their classroom (shout out to the IIe!). With regular discounts for teachers and students, Apple products are the perfect back to school gift. And once you get back to school, time to hit the books and keep up that GPA. And here's some apps to help you do just that. Tapity's Apple Design Award winner, Grades 2, is an advance over its predecessor, Grades 1, and the app developers are looking at bringing even more functionality to this little app that could. The Facebook f creeps our grades out To begin with, Grades 2 is rock solid gorgeous (although the looming Facebook "f" on the open screen is a bit of a bad omen). A lovely light wood Read More

Posted 08/23/2011 at 8:30am | by Michael Simon Ah, back-to-school season. It used to be about spiral notebooks and Trapper Keepers, but now that everyone has iPads and iPod touches, the first day of school is all about showing off your shiny new apps. We've tracked down 10 of the best that'll keep your grades as high as your cool factor. 1 of 10 It’s not that we hate index cards, but we just can’t help feeling jealous of a whole generation of kids who will never have to suffer through messy piles of 3-inch x 5-inch notes just to remember how to spell simple words. Not only will Flashcards Deluxe save precious room in backpacks everywhere, it’ll help students learn in ways index cards never could, with intuitive study modes, pictures and audio recordings. College students searching for a bargain need look no further than Amazon Student. But Amazon newest Read More

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By Leanna Lofte, Saturday, May 14, 2011 | Every week a few of us from team TiPb will bring you our current favorite, most fun and useful App Store apps, WebApps, jailbreak apps, even the occasional accessory, web site, or desktop app if the mood strikes us. As long as they’re iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch related, they’re fair game. To see what we picked, and to tell us your pick, follow on after the break! Can’t remember where you parked your car last time you were out running errands? I’ve run into this problem more than once, and although there’s a few other nice parking apps in the App Store, Parkbud has proven to be the best in its class for me over the past few days since it was released. Parkbud is a gem with all the right features to make it great, not to mention how visually pleasing Read More

By Rene Ritchie, Sunday, Nov 14, 2010 | ‘Tis the season to be gifting and with iPhone and iPad being pretty much the perfect tool for students, there will be lots of elementary, high school, and college kids to shop for this year. That means not only devices like iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad all wrapped up and ready to go, but all the great apps and accessories that go with them. Do you know someone special who’s in school? If so, here’s TiPb helpful holiday gift guide! Don’t need anything for a student? Check out the recommendations anyway, something great might still catch your eye. If not, no worries, we’ll have plenty more holiday gifts guides coming your way this month! We don’t know about you but our kids have pretty much put aside their (or more likley our!) iPod touches and gone head-over-heels for the big, bright screened iPad. Read More

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29 ago Posted 29/08/2010 by Antonio Busillo in App Store, Apple. Tra poco, come ben sappiano, gli studenti devono tornare sui banchi, perciò Apple ha aperto una nuova sezione per raggruppare applicazioni nell’AppStore: App per tornare sui banchi [Link iTunes]; contenente tutte quelle applicazioni che possono servire sia agli studenti di scuola superiore sia agli universitari. La sezione è divisa in altre 6 comode sottosezioni, e sono le seguenti: Una sottosezione con app che permettono di prendere appunto o funzionare da diario, ad esempio Things [Link iTunes - 7,99€] e iStudiez Pro [Link iTunes - 2,39€]. Contiene tutte quelle applicazioni legate alla scienza come ad esempio Geared [Link iTunes - 0,79€] e Star Walk [Link iTunes - 2,39€]. Tutte le applicazioni per gli amanti della matematica, come iFormulas [Link iTunes - Gratis] e Kopfnuss [Link iTunes - 0,79€]. Tutte le applicazioni che permettono di disegnare, creare musica o qualunque altra cosa, Read More

The iPad should be number one on every college student’s wish list. It’s pretty light weight and easy to carry, and with the diverse selection of apps available, you can really get more out of it than carrying your laptop to class. Our last feature in the 2010 Back to School Buyer’s Guide series is a look at some great accessories for the iPad. $69, Apple Store Touch screens are great, but extended periods of typing on them can be problematic. The Apple Keyboard and Dock is a great solution to help display your iPad while you type notes. If you have a different stand preference, you can buy the Apple Wireless Keyboard separately (for the same price) and use it with your iPad or any other Bluetooth-enabled Mac. $29, Apple Store These two adapters will allow you to plug your SD card or USB camera directly into your iPad and Read More

I have a confession to make that might put my Fanboy status in jeopardy. I wasn’t part of the iPhone click until the iPhone 3G veiled its beautiful body to us. It’s a humbling revelation that I feel necessary to share. I have only been able to enjoy the iPhone with the App Store available. Having done my share of downloading and reviewing, (72 apps on my iPhone 4 today), I often wonder if I have maximized the potential that the App Store can cultivate. It took me quite a while to break down and purchase paid applications. Probably too long. When I started adding iTunes credit to my account, it was if I was the conductor of entirely different ship. A much nicer ship. I first hit apps which reflected the interests related to my lifestyle. Engadget, ESPN Radio, Echofon, Words with Friends, Tiger Woods, and those similar were the Read More

Our next installment in our Back to School guide is aimed at iPhone and iPod users. Check out some of our picks for must haves, cool gadgets, and more. Originally $79.99 (New Model Coming Soon), Blue Microphones Even if your iPhone has a built-in mic, a good external mic like this one from Blue will help you record your lectures for later playback. This particular Mikey is coming later this summer, so keep an eye on it as the current model doesn’t work well with the iPhone 4. $79.95, Apple Store What better way to listen to those recorded notes or relax with some tunes than through a good pair of speakers? The Philips DS3000 speaker dock is one of many great options. This particular model features the ability to sync with your computer, provides an external line out and can also run off batteries for portable use. $19.95 – $29.95, Read More

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If the student in your life has an iPhone, they're probably text messaging, surfing the Web, checking e-mail, and using apps. And although the phone can be a distraction in the classroom, it can also be a viable companion for students. There are several great iPhone applications designed specifically for students. These apps all aim to make the student in your life just a little more productive in their educational endeavors. Since many college students use BlackBoard to access class information, BlackBoard Learn seems like an ideal choice for those students. BlackBoard Learn, a free app, allows students to access all the information they normally would find on their unique online account. They need only to download the app, input their username, and they will be able to access all their class information. Everything from teacher announcements to new assignments are available. They can even check their grades. It's a free Read More

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Ah, the smell of erasers and chalk dust is in the air, which can mean only one thing: it’s back to school time in many parts of the world. While I’d be lying if I didn’t say I was happy my school days are behind me, I am a bit jealous that students heading back to school now have a plethora of great web and mobile applications to help them tackle the tasks involved with obtaining an education. I would have killed for some of the great applications available to students today — almost all of which are cooler (and more useful) than the Tetris app I used to play on my graphing calculator. In this list we’ve assembled ten of the must-have iPhone applications for students heading back to school. These apps will help you stay organized, take notes, and study better. What other iPhone applications are helpful to you Read More

It's been a long summer, and students everywhere are starting to head back to universities and colleges around the country. It's not easy to get back into a daily grind of classes, assignments and activities but a new application called iStudiez Pro [iTunes Link] is here to help! Created by Andriy Kachalo and Michael Balashoff, iStudiez Pro is designed to help you take charge of your own schedule by always keeping you on top of where you need to be and what needs to get done. With an intuitive interface, the application promises to make sure "you never miss another course, lecture, and lab, track tasks and deadlines, plan homework, arrange assignments and much more." Some notable features include: Here's a couple images of iStudiez Pro in action: Read More

04.26.09        App Score: 8/10    iStudent Pro – I have this recurring nightmare that I’m a student and I’m very late for classes, or worse, I’m running up and down long hallways trying to find the right room. It’s apparently a common dream. If you’re really a student befuddled by crazy schedules, too many assignments due and exams to prepare for, then iStudent Pro from Andriy Kachalo and Michael Balashoff will sort things out for you. Launch iStudent Pro the first time and you’ll have the option of using it right away or taking a few lessons. I jumped right in because I wanted to see just how intuitive iStudent Pro is. Along the bottom menu bar are icons for Today, Calendar, Assignments and Courses. All are self-explanatory, so no worries about a steep learning curve. Step one is to input details about your student activities and requirements. To do that, Read More