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So, you just landed your first iPad, eh?
Nice.
You are now cooler than you were before you had an iPad. If you take your new glossy goodness with you and use it at Starbucks while sipping down a cup of delicious, you officially become a part of an elite group of cool people.
Welcome.
Now, what are you going to do with this $500 tech toy?
Sadly, it looks like we are too late to stop this disaster.
I am a huge fan of Moleskine. I have been for a number of years. They are my notebook of choice along with the offerings from Muji.
The Moleskine experience is all based around the physical experience of having a Moleskine notebook in your hand. The feel, the quality of the paper, the size and way it fits perfectly in your hand. It’s supposed to be a high quality product, it’s supposed to be keeping pen and paper alive.
Why Moleskine, why oh why, did you have to release an iOS app?!
This is simply crazy awesome.
iPad’s are booming. Smartphone use is out of control. People are on the go, while staying connected online. It is truly a new age as a new marketplace has opened. A new space that people gather, relate, and live.
It is essential the voice of the church is heard in this new public square that has emerged and The Church App is a catalyst for that voice.
There’s the iMac, iPod, iPad, and iPhone, but I bet you haven’t heard about the all new iBoy:
We’ve concluded that one of the primary uses of iPad’s and iPhone’s is gaming and Apple is making some moves in that direction, too.
So I present to you an application that can be purchased for either one, and there’s plenty of retro gaming magic for the money!
Atari’s Greatest Hits, looks delicious. Of course, I’m not taking graphics, I’m talking about the pure volume of the collection and the Bluetooth Multiplayer option.
You can grab these classics in separate packs, but it’s certainly more cost effective to grab the whole lot.
Here are some of the features:
According to this new article all kindergartners in the Maine school district will be given iPad 2’s to use as part of the beginning of their education. Research and experience from some of the teachers has shown that apps and resources available on the iPad 2 have really helped young children to develop and learn important skills such as their alphabet.
