A couple weeks ago I started drafting an article on app.net (ADN) clients, and in that short timeframe the ADN landscape has already shifted. At the time there were two ADN clients in the App Store: Rhino, and Adian. The former was free, while the latter ran $4.99. My immediate thought in regards Adian’s pricing [...]
AT&T’s Mobile Share plans went live this past Thursday, giving wireless customers the option to pool data into a single bucket for all attached devices. This, in contrast to the older Family Talk plan, which has a shared bucket of minutes but individual data allotments on a per device basis.1 I’d waited for the Mobile [...]
Over the past several days I’ve thought more about the place a smaller iPad would have in Apple’s lineup. I’ve been in the camp that says a 7.85-inch iPad doesn’t make sense, in part, because it does nothing better than the iPhone or existing iPad, making an iPad Mini a poor replacement. After giving the [...]
Over the past couple days, the talk of the town has been on a forthcoming 7-inch iPad. The rumour itself is nothing new, thanks in part to the misconception people have that just because everyone else is doing it, Apple has to, too. They forget that despite Apple only having one iPad form factor (9.7″), [...]
The Incase Origami Workstation was the first iPad stand I stood behind, offering a fairly convenient method to transport my Apple Bluetooth Keyboard (ABK), as well as orient the iPad in either landscape or portrait mode. It’s not the perfect solution, but it’s about the best I’ve yet come across.1 Rene Ritchie at iMore recently [...]