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A poll of iPad and iOS users shows that very few people have plans to subscribe to The Daily.
Admittedly this is just one poll, and the numbers of voters is not huge (233 as I write this), but it’s being run at the popular everythingiCafe forum site, which has over 125,000 members
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Today and tomorrow you can grab the app for $3.99 instead of its normal $4.99.
Here’s a Skyfire Web Browser for iPad App Store link.
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Of course, News Corp’s The Daily newspaper is also offering subscriptions, as they were the first app to use this feature when they launched earlier this month.
Have you spotted any other apps offering subscriptions yet? Have you signed up for any subscriptions?
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Friended is a new Facebook app for the iPad. Its developers reckon it’s the first truly native Facebook app for iPad. Here’s its App Store intro:
Introducing the world’s first native Facebook iPad app, Friended. Designed from the ground up for the iPad, Friended has all the features of Facebook you know and love, designed into a gorgeous iPad interface.
-News Feeds
-Comments/Likes
-Photo Galleries
-Notifications
-Messages
-Chat
-Groups
-Quick view profile popovers
I’m not a heavy user of Facebook, but I have been using it a lot more just lately
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Hello lovely readers. Hope you’re all having a splendid Friday so far. Just thought I’d take a moment to remind you that there are a few ways you can get more social with us (well, me mostly), and support the site while you’re at it.
For instance, you can make use of those handy little icon button guys that sit at the top of the site’s right-hand sidebar. Just click away on them to subscribe to the site’s RSS feed (so you never miss any of our cool posts), check out our fan page on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, or have a look at a few video reviews and how-tos.
If you’re already doing all of these, then thank you and maybe you can tell some friends.
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SearchCategoriesSelect CategoryBooksBusinessContestsEducationEntertainmentGamesGeneraliOSiOS SoftwareiPad AccessoriesiPad App ReviewsiPad App StoreiPad AppsiPad at WorkiPad BasicsiPad BooksiPad Case ReviewsiPad CasesiPad eBooksiPad GamesiPad HumoriPad in EducationiPad in the EnterpriseiPad InterfaceiPad jailbreakiPad Jailbreak appsiPad NewsiPad OSiPad RivalsiPad Rumors & MythsiPad Tips & TricksiPad Use CasesiPad WallpapersKiller iPad App FeaturesLifestyleMusicNewsNewspapers & Magazines on iPadoff topicPhotographyProductivityReferencesite stuffSocial NetworkingTech SpecsUtilitiesWeatherFollow UsHere are some of his words on this (with a little paraphrasing where I couldn’t take notes fast enough):
A 10 inch screen size is the minimum size required to create great tablet apps.
One would think a 7 inch screen is 70% of the benefit of a 10 inch screen – but because of diagonal screen measurment, it’s only 40% – this size is insufficient to create great tablet apps we believe.
7 inch tablets are tweeners – too big to compete with smartphone, too small to compete with tablets
We don’t think you can make a great tablet with a 7 inch screen
Not too much room for doubt there. 7 inch tablet
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– There are now over 30,000 apps designed specifically for iPad
– Over 65% of the Fortune 100 are either deploying or piloting the iPad. Even Steve Jobs mentioned that the iPad’s rapid success in the business arena has surprised him.
– US distribution is now expanding
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The "Official" Etch A Sketch application. Re-live the classic drawing fun of Etch A Sketch on your iPad. Dazzle your friends with doodle masterpieces. Want to start over? Shake the iPad (be careful!) to undo your doodle! Create your own Etch A Sketch cartoons: import a photo from the Photo Album, draw on it, and post to your Facebook account, or save it to your gallery.
FEATURES:
- Use the knobs or draw with your finger
- Shake to erase like the Etch A Sketch toy
- Save your drawings and import photos
- Send your doodles to your friends
- Post to Facebook
You can find Etch a Sketch HD for iPad in the App Store now, priced at $2.99.
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All in all a solid app that is well-executed and thus one of my faves. The Youtube video still features the older version but it’s still worth a watch.
iAnnotate is available on the iTunes store (link to store) for US$ 9.99 /
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