Do You Care If iPad Magazines Go Both Ways?

and for some interesting reasons.

The latest issue of Sports Illustrated only supports viewing in "landscape" mode, as the publication has said that they were forced to cut costs because Apple does not allow iPad subscriptions at "a reasonable price."

My initial reaction to SI’s decision is that it’s a bad move.  I really like the ability to switch between landscape and portrait views when reading and in many apps in fact. Depending on time of day and where I’m reading something, one mode may be far more comfortable than the other.

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Quick Look – Free 1.5 Million Quotes for iPad

designed specifically for the iPad’. It includes 50,000 quotes within the app (available even when you’re offline) as well as quick links out to its parent site for access to a total of 1.5 million quotes (hence the rather clumsy name for the app).

I like browsing through famous quotes as much as the next guy; probably a bit more in fact, so I was keen to try the app out when I got an email approach from its developer.  I’ve been trying it out for a few days now and have found a lot to like in it, as well as some not so likable bits.  Hit the break for some quick thoughts on both the good and the not-so-good

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3 Berenstain Bears eBooks Hit the App Store

which bodes very well for the quality and charm we can expect in this series.

Here’s more detail on these new eBooks and their features:

New features only available in this interactive eBook for your iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch include professional narration, background audio and enlarged artwork for each scene.  
To promote reading in young children, individual words are highlighted as the story is read and words zoom up when pictures are touched.  By combining the original text and artwork with features that entertain and promote reading, this e-book appeals to readers of all ages.

Three ways to read this eBook:


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Target to Start Selling iPads October 3

1Michael N. Marcus September 25, 2010 at 9:40 am

>>I’m glad to see Target added to the list as we’ve got one just down the road from us and if they start carrying iPad accessories then that’s another handy place to check them out.<<

This move could make buying accessories worse, not better, at least in the short term.

Even without Target, there are not enough accessories for all of the stores that want to sell them. A few miles from here a BestBuy is right next to a Target. I assume neither one will have the camera adapter or case I want to buy.

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Using Manage to Get Things Done on iPad

in iPadThe BookGem- A Versatile, Lightweight, and Inexpensive Stand for the iPadNewsRack vs Pulse News Reader: 2 RSS apps for iPadI got an iPad. Now what? First thoughts.Tagged as:App, Get Stuff done, getting things done, GTD, iPad, Manage

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Dropbox App Updated

and its iPad and iPhone apps are very good as well, and are being regularly updated with new features.

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Filamente for iPad – iPad Sharepoint Client

As the iPad continues to make impressive gains in the enterprise arena, there are also more and more business apps hitting the iPad App Store.

Filamente for iPad is one recent example of this trend.  It’s a Sharepoint client that touts its ability to carry out tasks that cannot be done using a web browser.

Here’s more detail on the app and its features, via its App Store page:

File Upload to SharePoint:
- Send a document from other applications such as Mail using "Open In…" to Filamente, and upload documents to your SharePoint site.
- Upload any pictures, photos or documents to your SharePoint site

Editing and Offline Browsing:
- Register multiple SharePoint sites and subsites
- Enter site URLs without typing HTTP or HTTPS
- Browse sites, subsites, document libraries and lists even when you do not have an internet connection
- Create, Open, Edit and Delete a SharePoint data
- Search, sort SharePoint data and change SharePoint views
- Easy email of SharePoint contents

Favorites:
- Boost productivity by making a SharePoint list and data as a Favorite
- Have an aggregated view of Favorite data from multiple SharePoint sites and subsites
View Documents:
- View documents – Word, PowerPoint, Excel, PDF, Text, and picture formats

See All Your Sites:
- Multiple SharePoint sites and subsites
- Supports self-signed SSL certificates
- Supports SharePoint 2007, SharePoint 2010 and SharePoint Online
- Secure access over HTTPS with username and password

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iPad at Work – with Archeologists at Pompeii

iPad is revolutionizing how scientists work in the field. Rather than recording notes and sketches on paper, researchers at the site use iPad and apps to capture invaluable historical data faster, more easily, and with far better accuracy.

It’s getting to be where a day almost doesn’t go by where I don’t see reports of the iPad in use at another educational institution or in another line of work. Today, thanks to a great post over at Gear Diary, I came across this Apple case study of the iPad’s use by a team of archeologists at Pompeii.

Here’s a little more on how the team from the University of Cincinnati came to choose the iPad to work with:

The idea of using iPad to collect the massive data the project would generate came from Ellis’s University of Cincinnati colleague John Wallrodt, an expert on digital databases for archaeological projects. Wallrodt had looked unsuccessfully into using various tablet devices for field research, but when iPad was introduced in January 2010, he knew at once that it was right for their project. Says Wallrodt,

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Case-Mate Walkabout Case for iPad – accessory review

bear it completely encloses. I guess you could call it a sleeve though. Case mate has it listed as a case, I used the official name is all.

And yea, suede is leather. I just think the name was a little misleading. It doesn’t say suede it says leather.

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BlackBerry announces 7-inch PlayBook tablet, iPad competition heats up

sheriknetChris, I think yearly refreshes are a good pace, gives you a solid year with your device before it’s outdated, therefor eliminating buyers remorse.. My roomate bought the Droid 2 soon after launch, just to find out that not a full month later, they were discontinuing his model and making the world model with a 1.2 ghz processor.. I’d be frankly pissed if apple did this to their faithful.

GenoMalice says:September 27, 2010 at 5:46 pm

This looks great coupled with RIM’s new move to NOT using it’s networks to compress data over wi-fi it would be just as fast as the iPad in loading websites. If they bring BBM to this WITH HD Video Chatting….. I’m leaving for crackberry.com for good lol

GenoMalice says:September 27, 2010 at 5:49 pm

iPad at Work – at Lloyds of London

Apple’s iPad has broken into yet another enterprise sector, this time the insurance industry with internationally-known insurer, Lloyds, working with brokers to test use of the Apple device in its underwriting room.

The trial began this month and will see iPads used instead of the more traditional underwriting slips. Brokers, Marsh, Cooper Gay and RK Harrison Group are testing the Apple devices.

Its hard to think of a more blue chip name than Lloyds of London when it comes to international financial institutions.  This news is further evidence that the iPad is already having far more impact in the enterprise arena than anyone (except maybe Steve Jobs and a few other Apple execs) expected.

Source: Lloyds via 9to5Mac

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Fighting Irish Football Fan? There’s an iPad App for That

Catch all of the excitement of the 2010 Notre Dame college football season — wherever you are!

The Notre Dame Central app delivers all the best University of Notre Dame college football coverage from NBC Sports. Get live scores and video on your iPad!

Good news and bad news for fans of Notre Dame football.  The good news is the Notre Dame Central HD app will give you lots of coverage on your iPad.  The bad news

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CourseNotes for iPad Updated – Adds Further Sharing Features and More

Added premium note content available for in-app purchase

Here’s a little more about the app, straight from its App Store page:

CourseNotes is a student’s class companion for the iPad! CourseNotes lets you take notes during your classes and keep them organized by subject and class meeting. Review your notes later and search through multiple class meetings and notes all at once. You can also keep a ToDo list by marking notes as ToDo items, or track them as assignments and provide a due date.

Keeping class notes organized is a daunting task for any student. Put an end to unreadable notes on torn up spiral notebooks, and stop paging through your notes looking desparately for that one thing you remember writing that one time… Let CourseNotes be your guide!

Miss a class? Need to print or share your notes with a friend? CourseNotes lets you share your note sessions and view your friends shared notes right in the app. You can also share notes via email or peer-to-peer with other CourseNotes users over BlueTooth or a local network.

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iPad in the Enterprise: SAP Has Already Given iPads to 1,000 Employees

more to come’ on their rollout of iPads.  ZDNet reckons this is already single largest rollout of iPads in the world.

If the iPad is deemed a success within top enterprises like SAP that should be a huge boost for its overall momentum in the enterprise space.

Source: ZDnet via TUAW

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Contest – 3 Free Promo Codes for Terminology for iPad To Be Won

lots more app that I reviewed recently and was very impressed with (it is now a fixture on my 2nd home screen).

For details on how easy it is to enter for a chance to win, read on

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iPad at Work – Storm Tracking

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Crazy iPad Numbers – 28 Million Sales Predicted for Next Year

covering one analyst’s prediction that Apple will sell 28 million iPads in 2011.

That feels like an enormous number, though I imagine it will be easier to put it in context once we see what number of iPads are sold in 2010.  I’m guessing around 10 million.

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VMware Is Planning an iPad App

a user from one device to the next. That means a user can log into a desktop on a PC, then shift to an iPad, and then move to a laptop, and the user state and settings will remain intact each time the user switches devices.

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Filamente – Native iPad Client for Sharepoint: Coming Soon

Filamente is an upcoming iPad app that is a native client for Sharepoint.  It’s described thusly in their Twitter bio:

Filamente, a native iPad client for SharePoint, allows you to perform various tasks that you cannot do using a regular web browser on your Apple iPad

I haven’t found a lot of details on the app as yet

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Best Ad for an iPad App Ever – for Steve Young Football

You can find Steve Young Football HD in the App Store now, priced at $4.99.

Spotted the ad via: Gizmodo

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Big New Features for iPad in the iOS 4.2 Software Update

New Features for iPad

The Big Four

Multitasking: For me, and many others I’m sure, this is THE big headline addition.  iOS 4.2 will bring much greater multitasking capabilities to the iPad.  Just as we’ve already seen on the iPhone, 3rd party apps can now remain running in the background for several clear purposes – e.g Pandora playing music, and navigation apps).  More importantly, for me anyway, 4.2 gives us an easy and elegant solution for rapid app switching.  A quick double-tap on the home button brings up the Multitasking Bar (shown in the screencap at the top of this post), from where you can quickly launch any of your recently run apps. Rapid app switching makes me far more productive on the iPad and iPhone. 

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NASA App HD – One Giant Leap for iPad NASA Fans

NASA App HD is just what it sounds like.  It’s an iPad app that’s all about NASA and space exploration.  There has been a very impressive NASA app on the iPhone for nearly a year now, and it’s great to see a big, beautiful version for the iPad.

Hit the break for a quick rundown of some of the app’s cool features and lots of screenshots

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Grand Theft Auto Comes to the iPad

it’s just not my sort of thing at all. I imagine this will be a big hit on the iPad as it is elsewhere though. 

You can find Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars HD in the App Store now, priced at $9.99. 

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New Jailbreak for iPad, iPhones Should be Coming Soon

so not something that is patchable via a software update from Apple.

I’m very keen to jailbreak my new iPad 3G, so I’ll definitely be keeping a lookout for news of a new jailbreak that can be used on iOS 3.2.2 for the iPad.

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Terminology Promo Code Contest – Winners

and lots of fun 10 dollar words!  Thanks to all who took part, and huge thanks to Greg and the folks at Agile Tortoise for running this contest with us.

Our lucky winners are:

Abhishek DuggalRodSteve Nosek

Winners

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Simplenote App Updated – Critical Bug Fixes

has had a recent update, to Version 3.0.3.  This update offers a few small enhancements and, more importantly, some critical bug fixes.  Here’s the full list of changes:

- fixed a problem that could result in data loss if you updated but had not yet created an account
- fixed a problem that could result in data loss while working offline
- fixed some problems with tags (although tag syncing is not yet perfect)
- fixed problems with searching in portrait mode (iPad)
- moved the Sign Out button
- only display Sync Now information once

You can find this latest version of Simplenote in the App Store now, and it remains a free app.

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iPod nano fashion: a lady’s best high-tech friend?

iPod nano earring

Yes the new iPod nano are very capable of being used as earrings. It is easy to use some two part epoxy and attach a loop and then a regular fishhook earring holder. It is a bit heavy for an earring (though I have worn heavier). It would also present the same issue of not being able to easily change your application or music. For the picture I just clipped the nano right onto my ear, this was not the most comfortable of ways to wear it, however, nor was it very secure.

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My Favorite iPad Apps List

an opportunity to cull less-used apps, devise new ways to arrange apps and home screens, and spend some time thinking on which are really your favorite and most used apps.

So I did some of that culling and thinking while getting my new iPad setup just as I want it during the course of its first couple days with me.

My culling was pretty effective, even though I still have nine screens worth of apps (though some of them are not completely full).

For what it’s worth, here is my latest approach to the organization of my home screens on the iPad, and which apps I’ve found are my current favorite / most used ones – with some quick thoughts on some of those apps as well:

The Dock

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USA Today – Maybe the First Test of iPad’s Ability to Save Publishing

In a drastic shake-up, USA Today is restructuring in order to focus more on mobile and iPad content and less on print.

That’s just the opening slice of a recent report at Apple Insider on the plans for USA Today to focus more on the iPad and mobile rather than its traditional print medium. One of the

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Will Apple Announce a New 7 Inch iPad Model at Next Week’s Event?

Special event’ on September 1.

I don’t see how Apple can not do this.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab is an Android 2.2-based tablet with a seven-inch screen.

It looks damn slick in this promo video.

I don’t see how Apple can let smaller and less-expensive tablets such as this tempt people away from the iPad.

The iPad is vulnerable both on the issues of price and size.

I don’t feel 100% convinced we’ll see this announced next week, but I do think Mike’s argument makes sense.  Check out his two posts on this subject here:

http://ipadtest.wordpress.com/2010/08/24/apple-will-do-a-seven-inch-ipad-this-year/

http://ipadtest.wordpress.com/2010/08/25/apple-to-kill-samsungs-galaxy-tablet-day-before-debut/

What do you all think of a 7-inch iPad model?  Will we see one soon?  Would you want one at this new size?

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Review: Black Enterprise Wealth for Life, iPad Edition

About Black Enterprise

Here’s a little bit of an Intro to the app, courtesy of its App Store description and the initial press release on it:

The BLACK ENTERPRISE app features our exclusive Wealth for Life content to help you gain financial security, advance in your career, or be your own boss. Get the complete issue of the magazine plus streaming video, slideshows, and much more in an interactive experience. You can even take notes, bookmark stories, and share with your friends.

This dynamic, digital environment is customized to meet readers’ business, finance and career resource-needs. The app, a first among African-American publishers, enhances the iPad user-experience with unprecedented content-customization features. At launch, BE App’d is free and provides complimentary July and August Black Enterprise issues, courtesy of an exclusive sponsorship with leading automobile makers, Toyota.

The Right Approach

As soon as you spend a few minutes with Black Enterprise, it’s clear that the team behind it has strived to create a real iPad edition, not just a thrown-together

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Predators App on Sale, Dropped from $2.99 to $0.99

but it’s not their planet. This planet is a game preserve and they are the prey. Pit your incredible Predator strength, stealth, and alien technology against the killer instincts of the nine deadliest human begins alive. Prove you are the ultimate Predator. Begin the hunt and end their lives.

YOU ARE THE PREDATOR
Play as the fearsome Predator in this officially licensed game based on the latest chapter of the hit franchise PREDATORS

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Twitter App To Offer Push Notifications Soon

but I know many users prefer to have the feature included in their favorite Twitter app.

So this should be good news for lots of fans of the Twitter app on the iPhone and iPad.

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Montessori Crosswords for iPad – Free for Today Only

L’Escapadou is pleased to announce that Montessori Crosswords will be free on September 3rd, as part of Moms with Apps’ AppFriday. Based on the proven Montessori learning method, the app helps kids develop their writing/reading skills by building words from a set of pictures shown. The app provides 282 words and associated pictures sorted by their phonetic complexity. At the time of writing, Montessori Crosswords is ranked #22 in USA top paid iPad education App and its average rating is 4 stars.

Good stuff.  I haven’t actually tried this app, as my daughter is already an advanced reader and writer

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My New Favorite iPad Wallaper – Landscape 01

This is actually a wallpaper made for the iPhone, but for me it works beautifully on the iPad as well.  It’s called simply Landscape 01 and it’s by Paul Isabella.  I spotted it via the RSS feed from the superb Poolga.com site.

I generally use more striking (or personal) images for lock screen wallpapers, while going with very simple, non-distracting backgrounds for the home screen.  This wall seems to strike the perfect balance for use on both screens.  It’s a gorgeous, subtle image that works perfectly for me in both places.

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Make Your Photos Look Like Oil Paintings with this iPad App

and it’s big fun to see your photos transformed so they look like oil paintings after just a couple of taps.  You can likely achieve the same effect with a number of good photo editing apps for the iPad, but this app does all the work for you.

Here’s some more detail courtesy of its App Store page:

Photo Artista is a painting tool that takes no time to master in order to create your own original work of art. Our efficient method in a simple interface requires a few easy steps: Start with a photo, choose a paint style, and then apply

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Featured iPad Accessory: The Crucial Case

everyday’ case, but as an out and about, do it all option it looks very promising. It goes for $59.95, and you can get more info or place an order here:

http://www.chimadesigns.com/index.html

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iOS 4.1 features: HDR photos

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Is there AVRCP?

Darkstar says:September 3, 2010 at 1:14 pm

That really sucks about the iPod Touch’s camera not being 5MP. I was going to get one for my girlfriend so that we could FaceTime/SexTime (lol), but the fact that the main back camera only takes 1280×720 photos is a total dealbreaker for me, regardless of the 720p video. If I’m going to spend $300 bucks on the 32 gig version, a full 5MP camera is an absolute MUST.

I’m definitely looking forward to HDR functions on my iPhone 4 though. From what I’ve seen so far, it looks like it works pretty well for a phone camera, so any improvement is better.

I too, however, am hoping that they take out that yellow warming filter that makes most indoor photos look like crap. That really pisses me off!!! Outdoor pictures typically look fine, but indoor photos are terrible. I wish they’d update the camera app in general to give us photophiles more control over the camera.

Mark says:September 3, 2010 at 1:50 pm

Looks like the end of the recently reviewed ClearCam app that I bought 3 days ago. Glad it was only $1.99 since HDR seems to do the same thing or more.

Tj says:September 3, 2010 at 5:06 pm

“lay person”????

Wow, talk about going out of your way for dump political correctness. You sacrificed writing for pc… Too bad.

Ryan says:September 3, 2010 at 6:53 pm

No 3Gs capabilities… sad

Lalartu says:September 3, 2010 at 11:07 pm

It should be noted that when using the HDR feature the LED flash will not work.

Kevin says:September 3, 2010 at 11:19 pm

Is there any logical explanation as to why they didn’t incorporate the use of a volume button for picture taking? It’s absurd that I have to still use the screen to snap a photo! Why wont they do this?

Spazbite33 says:September 4, 2010 at 5:29 am

Its not on 3g either this sucks tbh, i was even gonna buy and ipod touch for the new features now there seeing to be half as good as it was made out to be, hating apple right now

iPhine Forum says:September 4, 2010 at 7:04 pm

is it just a features for the new iphone 4 or also for the older iphone (3gs)?

Spazbite33 says:September 5, 2010 at 4:53 am

Yes just iphone 4 unfortunatly.

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