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GoToMeeting is a well-known service that allows anyone to create and host online meetings, collaborate with colleagues, and more.
I’ve been using it for some of my meetings for my team at SoChurch and it’s been a great solution, and I just found out they had an iPad version as well!
Now I can totally rock the meeting in style…
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XXXChurch announced the other day that they have officially launched their iPad version of their popular software that helps keep accountable to their online use.
We’ve also mentioned previously that it’s available on Droid as well.
We’re pretty excited about this next-gen platform use and there really isn’t a price on purity!
Great job you guys. Thanks for helping out all of us. Take a look at these screens and a video after the jump…
I’ve written previously that I think the iPad could be the wii of personal computing, where I talked about the ability of touch screen computing devices to bridge the digital divide for our elderly.
So it thrilled me to discover this article in The Oregonian, profiling a 99 year old iPad owner totally rockin it high tech.
Ladies and gents, meet the inspirational Mrs. Virginia.
[Read more…] about 99-year-old iPad Owner is a Limerick Writing Machine
I’ve now had my Apple iPad for more than a month (I think?) and I’ve gotten a good handle on what it can and cannot do.
But for all it’s features and the software available to make it a productivity device I’ve personally had more fun using it as a device for entertainment than anything else.
As a result, it really hurts to think that I purchased an $700+ device for entertainment…
But, it is what it is…!
Here’s a list of the three games that have stolen more than their fair share of my less-than-available “free time”…
[Read more…] about What is Your Favorite Game(s) for the iPad so Far? My Top 3…
I got fat.
Sad.
With the world focused on the amount of privacy controls an individual has (or hasn’t) it’s oftentimes good for body, mind, and soul to engage in an environment where there is no privacy by default.
I’m not against privacy controls generally speaking but I am against people acquiring an acute rash of tunnel vision that disables their ability to see the innovative ways that social engagement can occur via technological mediums and modes.
This one app his helping me breathe some of that “freedom” in again…
[Read more…] about ‘Friends Around Me’ App Breathes Air of Privacy Freedom
