I love the Eleven ways to stifle boredom in the iPad line
Filed under: iPad
One of most excruciatingly boring experiences of my life was waiting in line on June 29, 2007 for my first-generation iPhone. The day was clear and hot, and although I had my laptop with me, it quickly ran out of juice as we...Sony cuts price of Reader Pocket Edition, tries to duck iPad
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Even amateur prognosticators could have seen this one coming on the day that the iPad was announced. With Apple's hardware being so pretty and so full of excellent features, the only way any e-reader competitors could ever hope to beat them was...New York Times: The race is on for iPad apps
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Today's New York Times is reporting on the newest gold rush -- the race to be among the first developers to have apps that are specifically tailored to run on the iPad and tested on a pre-release iPad. Most readers of...The good and bad of iPad pricing
Filed under: Hardware, Peripherals, Bluetooth
I think all of us were surprised at the entry level cost of the new iPad at just US$499.00. In a recent article at ars technica it's stated that the pricing "confirms what a major shift in...Apple scores high on customer experience index, iTunes not so much
Filed under: iTunes, Surveys and Polls, Apple
According to AppleInsider, Apple has scored higher than other PC companies on Forrester's new customer experience survey, but their main software app didn't fare quite as well. Apple came in at number 35 on the...eBook Roundup: 8 Apps for iPhone readers
Filed under: Reviews, iPhone, App Store, iPod touch, App Review
An e-book (or ebook, or eBook, depending upon who you ask) is the digital equivalent of a paper book. According to KiwiTech, the publishers of...
Barnes & Noble jumps into the eBook pool
Filed under: iPhone, App Store, iPod touch, App Review
You knew it had to happen, and now it has. Book retailing giant Barnes & Noble, feeling no doubt a bit of pressure from the Amazon Kindle, has launched a free eBook...
