An indispensable tool for when you run into Adobe Flash on the web, SkyFire VideoQ converts those video files into an iPad-friendly format. Conversions aren’t always perfect, but they’re better than nothing. I’ve even used this app to watch entire episodes of The Daily Show. [App Store]
30 Best Apps for Apple’s New iPad
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Skyfire VideoQ ($1.99)
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New iPad Apps
- Great iPad Apps to Get You Started
- Zite (Free)
- Bing for iPad (Free)
- NPR for iPad (Free)
- StumbleUpon (Free)
- PCalc Lite (Free)
- Intellicast HD (Free)
- ABC Player (Free)
- NBC (Free)
- Slacker Radio (Free)
- Temple Run (Free)
- Jetpack Joyride (Free)
- Facebook (Free)
- Twitter (Free)
- The Guardian Eyewitness (Free)
- Amazon Kindle or Barnes & Noble Nook (Free)
- Planetary for iPad (Free)
- Midway Arcade ($0.99)
- Fantastic 4 In a Row ($0.99)
- Atomic Web Browser ($0.99)
- FlickStackr ($1.99)
- Skyfire VideoQ ($1.99)
- Star Walk for iPad ($4.99)
- Blogsy ($4.99)
- SketchBook Pro ($4.99)
- Instapaper ($4.99)
- iPhoto ($4.99)
- Grand Theft Auto III ($4.99)
- Infinity Blade 2 ($6.99)
- Adobe Photoshop Touch ($9.99)
- Looptastic ($14.99)