The Value of Tablet Huddle Experiences

Whenever I came across non-universal apps, on the App Store, the ones that you need to buy twice in order to use on your iPad and on your iPhone, I used to think that the developer was trying to get an extra couple bucks out of me. What I realized though is that you're not … Continue reading The Value of Tablet Huddle Experiences →

Apps, and Then What?

Read into the Apple iPhone and iPad ads and you'll see that the heavy focus on apps is used to show people how they could use those devices in their lives. Its a good idea. These devices are so new, you can't ask people what they want because these innovative apps haven't ever existed before. … Continue reading Apps, and Then What? →

Alarms

Going to try using Alarms over the next couple days. Along with the new release of Ommwriter and the Twitter client Hibari, this is the 3rd app I've bought in the past month. Expect some reviews soon.

What’s even more exciting is that the first wave of releases on any platform usually turns out to be the least interesting showcase for what the platform can do. I believe that before too long we’ll see iPad apps that strike out into radically new territory, leaving many of the current apps — especially those … Continue reading →

Current iPad home screen