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Doodle Buddy is a free app that lets you to paint with all the colors of the rainbow. You can connect with friends to paint together. In there you can use are stamps and sounds with your pictures. You can invite anybody with an iPhone or iPod touch through email or SMS on a WiFi or 3G connection.

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IPad was recently been introduced by Apple recently. Many in the blogsphere have had a lukewarm to downright negative response to the device. The device is essentially a big iPod Touch. A device that can run applications, get on the network, and play iTunes media. Many do not think that it is worth the hype for such a simple device. They are focusing on what it does not do. Apple is seeing things differently.

Many people at home use their laptops, Personal Computers to surf the net, look at youtube, shoot off a few e-mails and do some social networking. That is what the iPad can do. The iPad does all that without the hurdles that may accompany most computing devices like hard drive issues, viruses, etc. Many are intimidated by those issues and complexity. That’s the market that the iPad is looking to satisfy. Of course, the cool factor will reel many in, but the consumers who want to easily get on the network with little hassle will love this device. On the upside for Apple, they will have another device that can purchase applications from the application store. Ensuring even more revenue.

It’s a big iPod Touch. But is that so wrong? Network access simple and easy to use user interface that is willing. Simple is better. The size and ease of use is exactly what many wanted. The iPhone and the Touch has inaugurated a new era of user-friendly interface. Hopefully ipad will do the same.

Bauer London has announced they will now offer iTunes tagging, as the Kiss Kube sails through a download landmark.

Kiss and Magic will be one of the first radio stations in Europe to offer the service on the iPod with built in FM radio.

The listeners in the capital will be able to see recieve ‘Now Playing’ information on compatible iPod screens. If they like what they hear and want to add it to your own music collection, the song can be “tagged” for download when the device is then connected to iTunes.

Absolute Radio was the first European radio to take iTunes tagging, Kiss and Magic Join now as the stations of the United Kingdom for providing the service.

The announcement has revealed that kissing Kube Bauer has topped 100,000 downloads. The free iPhone app allows you to listen live to your nearest station, reproduce other parts of the schedule, hear programming highlights and stay update with the latest news, offers and competitions.

The Kube also offers ‘background listening’, which allows listeners to use the iPhone’s other functions as you continue to listen.

Referring to both of the announcements, Steve Parkinson, MD of London Radio said the two stations have “evolved their listener offering to reflect the way music is consumed in 2010. The success of the KISS KUBE is a fantastic achievement for Kiss – both testament to the fantastic programming on offer and the loyalty for our listeners. We are proud to be at the forefront of developing iTagging which supports our strategy to keep our listeners tuned in London, listeners tuned-in wherever they are and whenever they want us.”