This looks like the perfect writing app for the Ipad. Courtesy Information Architects .
Serve these "Apple" cakes on the Mac Coasters mentioned earlier.
Turn that plain old glass coffee table into a giant iPhone :-) More at: iphoneappscoasters.com
From the NY Times Opinionator Blog, an interesting piece that looks at whether the head od Apple is intent on Tech World domination or just creating the most elegant products. While current behavior points to the former, I still think it's the latter.
According to this engadget.com piece it looks like Apple will be countering Googles recent Google TV announcement with a significant upgrade to it Apple TV "hobby".
This could definitely get me and a lot of folks to take the plunge.
Steve Jobs posts his thoughts on the Apple versus Adobe battle regarding Apples refusal to allow Flash on anything running the Iphone OS.
Read the complete letter on the Apple Web site.
This excellent post by the ever thoughtful Luke Wroblewski underscores one of the reasons I think the ipad will be a resounding success.
Of course like with all things that Mr. Jobs & Company do these days there will be pundits & detractors.
If you follow this flow chart you will end up not buying one because that's the only outcome.
The NY Times' David Pogue reviews the Ipad. Guess he already got his :-), he looks at it through the lens of a techie and a regular person. I like his definition of a techie, if you have more email address than pants then your a techie :-).
I wonder if there will be lines like with the I-phone. I do think this is a potential game changing product but it will take some time to see what applications developers come up with and how Apple iterates the product.
