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Using our iPads – At work, at home and at play

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We have covered Zinio with it’s readily available list of magazines you can read on the iPad. While they are electronic image versions of the print magazine, they are nice for saving a tree and getting quickly without postal delivery damage. For a most ‘interactive’ approach, we covered our move to the Newsstand version of [...]

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Sitting in traffic may appear to be a good time to pick up the iPad and do some browsing, for fun and work. But, it isn’t really a good idea to take your eyes off the road even when at a stand still on the road in traffic. Luckily, the iPad can now help you [...]

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Oh, the fun of the old classic instruments of the 50′s! Today’s post is from the group of coworkers that love the retro look and feel. They talk about Mad Men over Monday morning coffee, they dress with classic colorful box designs, they have interesting lamps and while they couches look cool and are great [...]

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There are painting and drawing apps that include a variety of brushes, pens or pencil tips. Some offer each option for an additional charge. Others, offers a list of pen divided down by pen colors. In the case of MyBrushes, you have 100 different drawing and painting tip styles to choose from, and an almost [...]

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At work and at home, when it comes time to entering a lot of text into our iPads, we turn to our Bluetooth keyboards. The keyboards sit on our desks and on the kitchen counter. They are small enough to carry with us into meetings or be pushed out of the way when we need [...]

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Part of what the iPad shows us very early on was that it’s all about the visual sweep. The device gave us the chance to rethink how information was being presented. A few early adopters changed everything by taking a whole new look at the physical world and didn’t just reproduce actions we did with [...]

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It was interesting to see all the talk today about Apple updating their Cards app. The app is for making cards that Apple then prints and mails for you, just like you can do with iPhoto on your Mac notebook/desktop. Like the desktop version, you create the cards using Apple’s templates, using your photos. You [...]

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We covered Griffin Technology’s HELO Helicopter over the holidays at the end of 2011. We had a few different iPad controlled helicopters buzzing around the office. Bouncing into the walls as well as each other. The Griffin Tech HELO was a lot of fun as it was very nimble. Last week, we found that Griffin [...]

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IKEA is a very visual company. Their products are both designed to be visual and usable. Not one over the other, both equally important. The company is very good at knowing what we need, inserting just enough special look and feel, that we are more likely to buy. For fans, or just the curious, there [...]

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