July 2010
10 posts
Can These 6 Tablets Take Down the iPad? →
Highly unlikely.
Why You’ll Pay to Watch Ads on the iPhone and iPad... →
If the idea of spending any of your precious data budget on ads really rankles you, by the way, you do have a choice. Either make sure you’re connected to a Wi-Fi connection before you click, or go completely offline, and you won’t see the iAds at all.
GoodReader is Bringing Syncing Back →
One of the “hidden gems” of GoodReader is that it’s not just a reader, but will allow you to download just about any file to your iPhone or iPad by pasting in the URL. You can use it for downloading PDFs and then sending them to iBooks on the iPad.
Kindle and iPad Books Take Longer to Read than... →
It takes longer to read books on a Kindle 2 or an iPad versus a printed book, Jakob Nielsen of product development consultancy Nielsen Norman Group discovered in a recent usability survey.
“I was visiting Apple stores when the iPad shipped (in disguise, of course) and I...”
– Fake Steve Jobs on clueless iPad consumers
Why You’ll Pay to Watch Ads on the iPhone and iPad →
If the idea of spending any of your precious data budget on ads really rankles you, by the way, you do have a choice. Either make sure you’re connected to a Wi-Fi connection before you click, or go completely offline, and you won’t see the iAds at all.
“In nearly every board meeting I attend, multiple iPads are unfurled. In a recent...”
– David Hornik on VentureBlog
Apple's iPad passes Google Android in total... →
More people are browsing the Web via an iPad than on an Android-powered device, according to new monthly browser usage data from one analytics firm.
“Ninety-eight percent say they’re satisfied with their iPads overall; ninety-six...”
– Technologizer’s The State Of iPad Satisfaction survey