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Mar 22

Sales Of New iPad Set New Records, Say Apple And AT&T

parislemon:

Just imagine if the product hadn’t been such a massive letdown for everyone.

Snark aside, it is sort of interesting that Apple didn’t issue a release touting any actual numbers. They tend to do that when they have something to crow about. Instead we just get Tim Cook saying it was a “record weekend” when talking about the stock dividend/buyback this morning. 

That’s almost an Amazon-like move.

Update: Boom.

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Feb 20
(via fernfiddlehead) (via iPad Case Cover iPad Sleeve Case Padded iPad by fernfiddlehead) I really should have gotten a case from the start. My iPad glass is scratched from floating around in my backpack and briefcase.

(via fernfiddlehead) (via iPad Case Cover iPad Sleeve Case Padded iPad by fernfiddlehead)

I really should have gotten a case from the start. My iPad glass is scratched from floating around in my backpack and briefcase.
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Feb 16

IPad Killing Printer Use, Paper Sales [Survey]

writer-a:

un:

infoneer-pulse:

If you think about it, printers are probably the worst-designed gadgets in our homes (unless you own the same awful Samsung Behold as I do). But despite the mythical advance of the paperless office, nobody has been able to kill them off. Until now. A new survey says that the iPad has finally doomed the printer, and is even saving trees.

The survey, conducted by Morgan Stanley Research and named “Tablet Demand and Disruption,” shows that as tablet adoption in business has grown, so the use of paper and printers has dropped. And for tablets here we can read “iPad,” as nothing else is really selling in significant numbers.

Morgan Stanley surveyed 700 tablet users in the U.S and found that 46 percent of them had reduced their printer use. It makes total sense. Even the Lady, a die-hard paper user, took her iPad to some official place or other last month to have them scan a barcode straight from the screen.

» via Cult of Mac

Agreed, I use .pdf files to replace documents, and “Notes” replaces my yellow legal pad.

Yes. Before iPad, since I’m an idiot who’s incapable of editing onscreen, (my Tumblr posts will attest to this) I’ve easily gone through 5-7 reams of paper/ week in the midst of a 100+ page working draft. I find that working with iAnnotate emulates working with/on paper so well, I no longer print a draft - ever. 

(via writer-b)

Posted at 4:17pm

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Feb 6
jwu1019: “Another client project I’ve worked on recently. Yes, it’s another project management app.” Details?

jwu1019:

“Another client project I’ve worked on recently. Yes, it’s another project management app.”

Details?
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Oct 19
un: techspotlight: CHART OF THE DAY: The iPad Is A Bigger Hit Than The iPhone The iPhone may have kicked off the smartphone revolution, but so far the iPad is selling much faster. This chart shows unit sales of each products in the first six quarters after launch. The iPhone launched in June 2007, but didn’t really take off until the iPhone 3G launched in July 2008, five quarters later. The iPad launched in January 2010, and has sold more units every quarter. Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/chart-of-the-day-ipad-iphone-2011-10?nr_email_referer=1&utm_source=Triggermail&utm_medium=email&utm_term=SAI%20Chart%20Of%20The%20Day&utm_campaign=SAI_COTD_101811#ixzz1bCja18OR As I predicted.

un:

techspotlight:

CHART OF THE DAY: The iPad Is A Bigger Hit Than The iPhone

The iPhone may have kicked off the smartphone revolution, but so far the iPad is selling much faster.

This chart shows unit sales of each products in the first six quarters after launch. The iPhone launched in June 2007, but didn’t really take off until the iPhone 3G launched in July 2008, five quarters later.

The iPad launched in January 2010, and has sold more units every quarter.



Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/chart-of-the-day-ipad-iphone-2011-10?nr_email_referer=1&utm_source=Triggermail&utm_medium=email&utm_term=SAI%20Chart%20Of%20The%20Day&utm_campaign=SAI_COTD_101811#ixzz1bCja18OR

As I predicted.
Posted at 4:03pm

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Jun 29
petervidani: “The newly optimized Tumblr web view for iPad”

petervidani: “The newly optimized Tumblr web view for iPad”
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Jun 7
iPad Sketch Elements AI This collection of common iPad elements in a sketch – like style allows us to easily and quickly mock up flows of custom wireframe screens. (via wireframes:teehanlax)

iPad Sketch Elements AI

This collection of common iPad elements in a sketch – like style allows us to easily and quickly mock up flows of custom wireframe screens. (via wireframes:teehanlax)
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May 25
pretty—faces: Coming soon to the app store: Typography Insight I don’t have an iPad, and I don’t really wan’t one — or at least I didn’t up until about 15 minutes ago. Designed by Dong Yoon Park, this beauty was made as a way to help students who are studying typography: Students in introductory typography classes are asked to memorize and understand the form of historically important typefaces such as Garamond, Baskerville, Bodoni, Century and Helvetica. As a beginner, it is difficult to see the subtle differences. This is especially true in traditional media such as paper textbook, where the typeface in question is presented in linear, small sizes, virtually unable to be truly examined. This “flatness” makes it difficult to compare and  find important relationships among typefaces. It includes help with terminology; and has the ability to compare and overlay famous types and a UI that is much more intuitive than certainly anything else on the market. Gizmodo has a video of it in action here. Additionally, his thesis, for which this app was created, is a beautifully typeset document, and is quite the read. :-O

pretty—faces:

Coming soon to the app store: Typography Insight

I don’t have an iPad, and I don’t really wan’t one — or at least I didn’t up until about 15 minutes ago.

Designed by Dong Yoon Park, this beauty was made as a way to help students who are studying typography:

Students in introductory typography classes are asked to memorize and understand the form of historically important typefaces such as Garamond, Baskerville, Bodoni, Century and Helvetica. As a beginner, it is difficult to see the subtle differences. This is especially true in traditional media such as paper textbook, where the typeface in question is presented in linear, small sizes, virtually unable to be truly examined. This “flatness” makes it difficult to compare and  find important relationships among typefaces.

It includes help with terminology; and has the ability to compare and overlay famous types and a UI that is much more intuitive than certainly anything else on the market.

Gizmodo has a video of it in action here.

Additionally, his thesis, for which this app was created, is a beautifully typeset document, and is quite the read.

:-O
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May 22
libelcom: Colorful OSX wallpaper for iPhone and iPad (Free Download)

libelcom:

Colorful OSX wallpaper for iPhone and iPad (Free Download)

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I love fuzzy yellow balls: Easy on-the-go external space for your IPad

jkwekie:

With Seagate’s GoFlex Satellite storage device that features a built in bluetooth technology, you can connect your extenal hard drive to any of your bluetooth enabled devices - and that means the IPad too!!! Now you can easily store tons of movies and music on the go and transfer it to your…

(Source: seagate.com)

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