In my last post I wrote about the updated MobileMe iDisk app for the iPad. MobileMe is Apple’s service to store your email, contacts, calendars and more in the cloud and sync that information over the air with your iPhone, iPod Touch […]
Apple has updated the MobileMe iDisk app to include a version (1.2) for the iPad. MobileMe is Apple’s version of a cloud-based (online) service offering storage, mail, picture gallery, contacts, calendars and a few other useful utilities. The MobileMe service costs $99 per […]
Apple’s MobileMe iDisk App Updated for the iPad
In a post a few weeks ago I mentioned the Pogo Sketch Stylus by Ten One Design. That same company has released a proof of concept video demonstrating how the Pogo Sketch can be used as a pressure sensitive device […]
Pressure Sensitive iPad – Proof of Concept
A few weeks ago I wrote about an iPad usability study by the Nielsen Norman Group. Jakob Nielsen has now published a study of people reading text on tablet devices. He compared Apple’s iPad, Amazon’s Kindle, a PC monitor and a printed version […]
Research Study Compares Reading on the iPad, Kindle, PC and ...
In previous posts I wrote about PDF apps for the iPad and the improvements coming soon with the update to Apple’s iBooks app. The new iBooks app (version 1.1) arrived June 21st. I’ve spent a little time checking the PDF […]
iBooks Update and PDF Support – Convenient But Not Complete
Today the website Technologizer published a summary of findings on 6000+ iPad users who responded to a survey on the website assessing their experiences and satisfaction with the iPad. In short, ninety-eight percent say they’re satisfied with their iPads overall and ninety-six percent […]