Who needs a yearly Macworld in San Francisco when, as the release of the iPad last month showed, we're living in bigger, non-stop Mac world? Through its Apple stores -- and, just as important, through its own web site -- Apple reaches and educates its customers.
What's happening in the publishing industry is not evolution -- it's a revolution. The pendulum is swinging back toward the author and the iPad is just one more milestone along the way.
It will take time for people to realize the true value of Apple's new iPad. Just think about the iPod -- it wasn't immediately popular but now it's a cultural icon.
Instead of talking about reducing funds for the arts, we should make sure that as part of the country's recovery efforts, programs like the New Deal's Work Progress Administration, are resurrected.
I find it curious that Amazon is taking the fight to Apple. In my professional opinion this is an unfair match -- with Amazon being on the losing side.
Just as the digital explosion in music demanded a thorough address of music licensing, protection, and compensation, the same holds true for images now, after the iPad's release.
As someone who prides herself on being a digital nerdstress, I often field questions from folks looking for mobile app developers. Enter TheyMakeApps, an online directory of iPhone application developers categorized by location and price.
So why would Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco, nee Chad Johnson, who calls himself "The Interesting One" release an iPhone application? Shouldn't...
What folks need to remember is that I've made more than my share of media history by taking stuff away. Remember the floppy drive? I killed that.
Is there such thing as too many iPhone apps? Why not ask filmmaker Dan Woolley, whose life was saved by a rarely-used CPR app after the Haitian earthquake.
The truth is, I don't need a giant iPhone, I need computers that work. And I used to have a company that did that really well.
Last night was the scheduled premier of the final season of Lost. However, a sneak preview of the mysterious show was held Monday ...
Is Lady Gaga's app worth it? What about the one from David Hasselhof?
In one day, a company fell back to earth. And those journalists and tech geeks covering it went right along with it, clapping like a bunch of seals.
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In the rush to slobber over one's self, the real point of the iPad was missed. At the end of the day, the iPad will be seen as the first device that collected all the media together in one truly portable place.
I figured I had this in the bag. If I do complain, it's rarely out loud. Then James threw down the gauntlet, saying, "Complaining also happens quietly in your mind and that counts."
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The iPad's simplicity and intuitiveness are constraints. But technophobes like my mother don't care about precisely controlling their computers, they just want them to work.
One of Google's business tenants is "you can make money without doing evil." With all the turmoil in the banking industry, many are asking if Google can handle your money without doing evil.
For many people who live in Manhattan and make a living by putting words on paper, the iPad might one day be remembered as its own Manhattan Project
