Photo Booth on the iPad 2

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Photo Booth is one of the new applications on the iPad 2 so in this video I take a look at what it has to offer.

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Photo Booth for the iPad 2 is very similar to Photo Booth for the Mac. It is a simple app that allows you to overlay various effects over the front and rear facing cameras.

Safari on the iPad 2

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Safari is the web browser on the iPad 2 and it does a good job of viewing normal, non-Flash websites.

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Safari for the iPad 2 is similar to on the iPad 1 however with the addition of iOS 4.3 which increases Javascript performance along with the new dual core 1GHz Apple A5 CPU web browsing is really quite snappy with the new iPad. It’s slightly held back by a few minor text glitches and the lack of Flash.

White iPad 2 16GB Unboxing

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Today Apple released the iPad 2 so in this video I do a full unboxing of it.

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The white iPad 2 Wi-Fi 16GB is what I picked up. It has a 9.7 inch display, 1GHz dual core Apple A5 processor, 512MB of RAM and runs iOS 4.3.

In Search of Shark Fin Soup – Gordon Ramsay

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Gordon Ramsay introduces the problem with over fishing shark which could lead to extinction.

In Gordon Ramsay’s Shark Bait, the world’s most famous chef will expose the shocking practices that are threatening the existence of one of the earth’s most amazing creatures and confront the illicit fishermen, traders and diners who are responsible for the shark’s precipitous decline.

Shark extinction and its effect on ocean ecosystem – Gordon Ramsay

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Gordon Ramsay talks to a marine biologist about the effect that the popularity of shark fin soup is having on shark numbers. He learns about finning of sharks.

In Gordon Ramsay’s Shark Bait, the world’s most famous chef will expose the shocking practices that are threatening the existence of one of the earth's most amazing creatures and confront the illicit fishermen, traders and diners who are responsible for the shark's precipitous decline.