Tag: Apple
Apple iPad takes a bite out of Asus netbook sales
Like hoards of others, Asus too will step into the tablet arena. It plans to introduce an Android-based table in the first quarter of next year.
New Amazon Kindle should be a hit
Eventually I expect these devices to be free, or almost free. The gravy is in the digital books. Just like Apple wants you to consume content from iTunes.
Flipboard social magazine for iPad
The new iPad app marries social networking technology—Twitter and Facebook—with traditional magazine-style layout.
Kindle commercial – differentiation in action
Kindle's killer "app" so to speak is its display: It works outdoors.
Summer gadget roundup
The most interesting, travel-ready (but not necessarily kid or sand proof), flat-out-fun gadgets available today.
Tablet sales to eclipse Netbooks by 2012, but why?
It's a perfect storm of cultural transformation: social networking, micro-communication, and a societal premium placed on content consumption.
Why did the Yankees ban the iPad from the ballpark?
If you're going to a Yankees baseball game, you can't bring a laptop. And now you can't bring in your iPad either. When I saw the headline about the ban I wondered why they would initiate such a "security" policy. Perhaps when fans are surfing, they are less prone to...
New tablets make Apple iPad look even better
Want proof that Apple does it right? When it comes to the gloriously sexy new iPad, all you need to do is look at what everyone else is doing. Disaster is one of the first words that comes to mind. Rush-job might be another. It seems like Apple does...
Apple iPad initial impressions, I’m kinda cool
Yes, while I realize everyone and their dog (and possibly their cat, their mouse and their chicken) have written about the iPad. The reviews are bountiful, and available in every nook and cranny across the Web-o-sphere. Yet I finally had the chance to test one out earlier this week,...
Scoring the Apple iPad Easter weekend
This Easter will be one to remember, thanks to a certain little 10-inch mobile computing device launched by our friends in Cupertino. If we've learned anything, it's that hype begets hype begets even more hype, which in turn can lead to an avalanche of consumer expectation, and, well... hype.
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