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A Review of iPad Apps for Children's Books - WSJ.com
I'm intrigued, though, by the idea that the iPad, and eventually other tablet devices will give rise to a hybrid medium—call them book apps—that mix text with video, sound and game-like interactivity. After sampling several early examples of these books apps, I've seen some tantalizing hints of the creative possibilities for authors and publishers who recast themselves as app makers. When cards really attack I focused on kids' books because they're among the first to cleverly exploit the iPad's capabilities and their rich illustrations can look great on the iPad's color screen. It also helped that my 7-year-old daughter and 3-year-old son were fascinated with the iPad, looking for any opportunity to smudge up its touch screen.
Must-Have iPad Apps For Professionals - Forbes.com
There's been much debate and hype over the iPad's next-big-thing status. Instead of jumping into that particular mosh pit, we've been closely watching as the applications have started rolling out, anticipating which tools will organize, simplify and entertain. Here, our picks for the top apps for any business professional. Air Sharing Pro This week, across the country, people are ripping open some very precious Apple boxes to reveal Steve Jobs' newest wondertoy, the iPad. Sales analyses for the tablet computer's opening weekend are estimated at around 700,000 units, including pre-orders, at a starting price of $499 per model; Apple hasn't offered any official numbers.
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Essential IPad Apps: 11 Paid Favorites - PCWorld Business Center
Your iPad decisions don't stop once you've settled on either the 3G iPad or the Wi-Fi-only model . There's also the not-insignificant question of what apps deserve a space on your brand new mobile device. App developers haven't made that the decision easy for you.
Our look at iPad apps that deserve a place on your device started out with the best apps money can buy— 11 essential iPad offerings that are among our favorite additions to the App Store. But you don’t always have to part with a lot of dough to equip your iPad with great mobile software. As with life, sometimes the best things in the App Store can be had for free. In this second installment of our Essential Apps countdown, we turn the spotlight on nine great iPad programs that won’t cost you a dime to download. As with the paid apps, we looked across a wide variety of categories—entertainment, social networking, productivity, the works—for a diverse sampling of apps that we feel deliver an experience that’s unique to the iPad. So enjoy our list, bargain hunters.
Essential iPad apps: Nine free favorites | Mobile | iPhone Central | Macworld
Tech Tools: iPad Goes to the Head of the Class
For now, here’re my favorites for the first iPad apps that are ready for the classroom. Pasco’s SPARKvue software now runs on the iPad so that science classrooms can use the inexpensive pad instead of more expensive desktop or notebook PCs. On top of connecting directly with the iPad’s built-in acceleraometer, the software lets the pad work with a variety of Pasco’s Pasport probes, including temperature, pH and force. You’ll need to have the Pasport AirLink Bluetooth interface to get it to work. The best part is that it’s a free-bee download from the iTunes site. Unfortunately, the iPad is based on the operating system of the iPhone and iPod Touch so that it can’t run full Mac OSX applications.
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The iPad App Store is open! Here are the best of the apps so far—the ones you'll actually want when you finally get your iPad. This guide will be updated multiple times this weekend, since apps are still flowing in by the hundred. Also, check up on our app review marathon liveblog , running all day today.
s Essential iPad Apps - Best ipad apps - Gizmodo
You have these apps, but you also have a web browser. So I don’t see how any newspaper that is giving its content away for free on the web is going to be saved by the iPad because the iPad makes it easier to access that free content. Unless the Wall Street Journal’s app not only delivers me a ‘newspaper reading experience’ (which I frankly am not missing anyway) but also picks my stocks for me so that I can retire next year, I’m not going to pay $17.99 a month for it when I can subscribe to their website for $1.99 a week . I didn’t work on a journalist’s salary and still manage to be in a financially secure position by giving money away to grumpy old media moguls like Murdoch. To be fair to Murray, he goes on to say that anyone giving their content away for free on the web won’t be able to convert those readers on the web to paid readers on the iPad.
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So we now have the official price for the WSJ iPad app subscription: $3.99 per week with a monthly credit card charge of $17.29. For that you get subscriber-only content areas such as Business and Markets with access to a 7 day archive that can be downloaded and read at any time. It also offers personalization features and the ability to save sections and articles for later reading.
WSJ iPad subscription officially $17.29 per month -- is Murdoch
So day one of iPad launch almost over—though West Coast’s still in full swing—no estimates on how many iPads have sold, but it is instructive to see how the charts for iPad apps are doing. The big hope that it would be the savior of big media isn’t bearing out yet, though admittedly, it is too early. Most of the media companies, besides the select few Apple ( NSDQ: AAPL ) roped in for the launch, haven’t even launched their apps yet. One big trend that’s apparent: big media and entertainment companies are doing very well in top free apps, but are barely present in top paid apps , whether by number of apps downloaded, or by the gross revenues from their apps. But wait a sec, wasn’t this supposed to be the platform for big media’s paid strategy?
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iPad apps: utilities you need -- Engadget
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