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An Example of Photography on the Retina Display
Neat way of doing multiple resolution images for the new iPad without uploading multiple files.
code  ideas  design  iPad 
9 weeks ago by andrewspittle
Tablets are Empowering Users
"Tablets are not only a massive shift because of low-CPU powered computing and touch interfaces. They are shifting the balance of power back to the user.

Tablets are giving the user a viable choice for how they want to view any given set of data the screen will show. Tablets are actually more malleable to the task at hand."
design  iPad  Apple  BenBrooks 
september 2011 by andrewspittle
The Post-Personal iPad
Really interesting take from Khoi Vinh about what happens when a device transcends the person who owns it.
KhoiVinh  Apple  iPad  design  from instapaper
september 2011 by andrewspittle
Reading on the iPad
"Apps like Instapaper and Reeder offer more of a “reading environment” (like a library); Wired and The New Yorker are more like an amusement park with words. One isn’t better or worse than the other, but people who like to read a lot certainly don’t spend the majority of their reading time at a noisy amusement park."
ShawnBlanc  reading  iPad  design  software  from instapaper
july 2011 by andrewspittle
Apps and the AppleTV
Fascinating observations about touch and the future of device interaction.
Apple  design  interaction  iPad  touch  from instapaper
july 2011 by andrewspittle
The NY Post, the iPad and the web
The thing is this -- the iPad has a perfectly functional web browser. It isn't a "mobile" web browser. It has a full-size screen. It doesn't need any accomodations to be readable, it is readable as-is.
DaveWiner  reading  iPad  Apple  design  WordPress 
june 2011 by andrewspittle
We’ll Fix Our Platform In Post
Great analysis of tablets and the problem of infrequent software updates.
iPad  Apple  design  mobile  from instapaper
may 2011 by andrewspittle
News.me: The Amalgamation of Two Rising Trends
Shawn Blanc surveys news.me and how it relates to Flipboard and other news consumption.
ShawnBlanc  reading  NYTimes  iPad  journalism  from instapaper
may 2011 by andrewspittle
Moving on from iPad "office productivity" apps
Marco Arment writes about Apple adapting and adjusting the iPad's positioning.
MarcoArment  Apple  iPad  design 
march 2011 by andrewspittle
New iPad Appeals More to Emotion Than Reason
David Pogue's review of the iPad 2. Great opening.
DavidPogue  iPad  Apple  design  NYTimes 
march 2011 by andrewspittle
The Chair
Gruber recaps the iPad 2 introduction.
iPad  JohnGruber  DaringFireball  Apple 
march 2011 by andrewspittle
The Stylus
A stylus is not all it's cracked up to be for Ben Brooks.
BenBrooks  iPad  design  Apple 
february 2011 by andrewspittle
The Next Six Months
Gruber writes about the next six months of the tablet world.
JohnGruber  DaringFireball  iPad  Palm  Apple  business  design 
february 2011 by andrewspittle
In Meetings, Pen & Paper, Not Glass and Fingers
Randy Murray writes about why he uses a pen and paper for his meeting notes.
RandyMurray  writing  business  iPad 
february 2011 by andrewspittle
A Simpler Page
Craig Mod talks about how book design can adapt to a digital age.
books  design  typography  CraigMod  ebooks  iPad  Kindle 
january 2011 by andrewspittle
My iPad Magazine Stand
Khoi Vinh's epic thoughts about current iPad magazine apps.
design  publishing  ipad  apple  khoivinh 
december 2010 by andrewspittle
More on iPad Magazines
Khoi Vinh's follow-up thoughts on iPad magazine apps.
khoivinh  ipad  design  apple  journalism 
december 2010 by andrewspittle
iPad: Scroll or Card?
iA on the different use cases for scrolling versus card-like layout of content.
design  typography  iPad  apple  reading 
november 2010 by andrewspittle
iPad as the new Flash
"iPad. Never have so many embraced a great product for exactly the wrong reasons."
Zeldman  design  ipad  apple 
november 2010 by andrewspittle
Tablets, education, and unions
Interesting idea to use tablet computing as a way to facilitate bi-directional learning in education.
learning  education  ipad  apple  design  oreilly 
november 2010 by andrewspittle
In the Beginning Was the Word
"The book, that fusty old technology, seems rigid and passé as we daily consume a diet of information bytes and digital images. The fault, dear reader, lies not in our books but in ourselves."
reading  books  ebooks  iPad  design 
october 2010 by andrewspittle
The ereader incompetence checklist (for discerning consumers, editors, publishers and designers)
"Many of these metrics are accessibility related. It's scary that most of the highly-praised ereaders (such as Wired / New Yorker / Time magazine's apps) eliminate the inherent accessibility of digital text. Of course, this is a transition period, but why not start off on the right foot? Digital text isn't the same artifact that printed text is. Let's not treat it like it is."
reading  ebooks  books  design  craigmod  iPad 
october 2010 by andrewspittle
Mothers of Innovation
"It is almost impossible to bridge the barriers that separate us from one another, even when we’re living on top of each other.

This is where the mobile becomes important, because the mobile is the singular social device."
markpesce  apple  ipad  software  education 
september 2010 by andrewspittle
An iPad Buyer’s Guide and Other FAQs
Shawn Blanc's tips for prospective iPad owners.
shawnblanc  ipad  apple 
september 2010 by andrewspittle
iPad Gripe Session
Khoi Vinh's thoughts and gripes with the iPad.
ipad  apple  khoivinh  design 
august 2010 by andrewspittle
The Kindle update
Marco's viewpoint on why there is still space for the Kindle.
Kindle  iPad  apple  amazon  reading  marcoarment 
august 2010 by andrewspittle
PadEdit
A basic code editor that, when installed on a server, allows for some basic code editing from the iPad.
iPad  code  design 
july 2010 by andrewspittle
Orientation Example
Targeting not only the iPad with CSS but also being able to adapt to its rotation.
ipad  code  design 
june 2010 by andrewspittle
HowTo: CSS for the iPad
Targeting the iPad with specific CSS media queries.
design  ipad  code 
june 2010 by andrewspittle
Apple’s Mobile Future: Corporate and Business Strategy
Kyle Baxter's final undergraduate business paper. An analysis of Apple's future as a mobile company.
kylebaxter  apple  business  iPhone  ipad 
june 2010 by andrewspittle
The iPad, the Kindle, and the future of books
The New Yorker looks at the details behind ebooks, the Kindle, and the iPad.
apple  reading  books  ebooks  Kindle  ipad 
june 2010 by andrewspittle
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"Said before (I think), & saying again: individual devices are far less interesting than the spaces & interactions between them."
MattPearson  ebooks  iPad  Twitter 
june 2010 by andrewspittle
Apple’s Mobile Future
Kyle Baxter's thoughts about Apple's mobile future and how it's competing with Google.
Google  Apple  iPhone  iPad  business  KyleBaxter 
may 2010 by andrewspittle
Hot zones
Marco Arment discusses the problems with a device that is nearly entirely a "hot zone." The iPad leaves very little room for error from a user perspective.
iPad  MarcoArment  Apple  design  UI 
may 2010 by andrewspittle
The real reason why Steve Jobs hates Flash
"The PC revolution is almost coming to an end, and everyone's trying to work out a strategy for surviving the aftermath."
apple  software  webapps  business  iPad  Adobe  Microsoft 
may 2010 by andrewspittle
State of the Nation
Markos Moulitsas chronicles his first trip with an iPad serving as a replacement for his MacBook Pro. Sounds like it's a solid device that serves as a replacement 90% of the time.
DailyKOS  iPad  apple  UI 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
What the iPad Means
Kyle Baxter gives his initial impressions of what working with the iPad is like.
iPad  Apple  KyleBaxter  design 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
Calorie-counting works
Marco Arment breaks down the possible avenues that Apple has for reducing the weight of the iPad. Doesn't look like there's much that can be cut.
iPad  apple  design  MarcoArment 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
Delete, Recycle Bins, and Backups on the iPad
The iPad hides the filesystem from the user and thus hides many standard interface elements like a trash can. It'll be interesting to see if this is a good move for the user experience.
apple  iPad  UI  design  software  PatDryburgh 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
New MacBook Pr—OH LOOK, AN IPAD!
Marco Arment discusses why it is not necessarily a bad thing that Apple is shifting its focus heavily toward producing and marketing devices like the iPad instead of traditional laptops and desktops with their OS.
apple  iPad  software  MarcoArment 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
iBooks and private APIs
Marco Arment explains why Apple's decision to use private APIs in its iBooks app is worrisome to developers of other reading-based apps.
apps  apple  iPad  reading  MarcoArment 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
A Popular Misconception
Khoi Vinh's initial iPad impressions.
design  KhoiVinh  NYTimes  iPad  apple 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
Disorganized iPad impressions
Marco Arment's early impressions on the iPad.
iPad  apple  design  software  MarcoArment 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
The Moderate's Position on iPad Openness
Alex Payne details his thoughts after a few days of using the iPad. In short he's still wary of it but sees many of the benefits in this style of computing.
iPad  apple  design  software  AlexPayne 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
Paul Carr Thinks the iPad Will Kill Reading
Paul Carr argues that the iPad is fundamentally having a negative effect upon reading. Kyle Baxter argues otherwise. Seems that your mileage may vary.
reading  iPad  apple  design  PaulCarr  KyleBaxter 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
Diary of an iPad Owner
Shawn Blanc diaries his first week with an iPad, taking it through work, church, and a conference. Verdict: a solid device that still has limitations upon how much "power" work you can do on it.
ShawnBlanc  iPad  apple  design 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
Is iPad a game-changer?
"Like everyone else who got one, I am trying to figure out how to make it my own. I keep hitting frustrating limits. I want to use it to write. Impossible, I've discovered. None of my writing tools are there. Not just the ones I use to enter keystrokes into the computer, and edit and revise them, but also the tools I use for finding information I want to reference in my stories."
DaveWiner  iPad  apple  design 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
I'm Really Worried About What Apple Is Trying To Do With The iPad
Jeff Jarvis' early thoughts about what is disconcerting about the software model behind the iPad.
iPad  apple  software  design 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
The iPad
Gruber's stunning, as usual, early review of the iPad and some of the joys and frustrations of using it.
iPad  apple  design  UI  DaringFireball 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
What the iPad is Missing (No, it’s not a Camera)
A solid deconstruction of the font issues on the iPad. It might handle graphic-based media well but it's control of typography is seriously lacking.
apple  ipad  design  UI 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
Why the iPad and iPhone don’t Support Multitasking
Interesting observations about multitasking on the iPhone and iPad. Hardware limitations provide a solid barrier before the implementation would really be effective. Written a week before the iPhone OS 4 announcement.
ipad  apple  software  Google  iPhone 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
Secrets of the biggest selling launch ever
Apple sold more than $150,000,000 worth of iPads on launch day. They did it by building up a culture and a company over decades.
SethGodin  apple  ipad  business 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
State of the Art - David Pogue’s Review of the iPad
David Pogue approaches his iPad review by writing one article for the techies and another for everyone else. Interesting comments.
NYTimes  DavidPogue  apple  iPad 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
Cory Doctorow, You Are a Consumer, Too
Joel Johnson writes a brilliant essay responding to those refusing to buy an iPad because of concerns over innovation.
apple  Gizmodo  JoelJohnson  iPad 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
The iPad Launch: Can Steve Jobs Do It Again?
Stephen Fry's well-written analysis of the launch of the iPad and the mindset that pervades Apple's approach to products.
apple  Time  StephenFry  UI  design  iPad 
april 2010 by andrewspittle
The iPad screen is not your desktop screen
A solid deconstruction of some of the driving differences between reading on an iPad/iPhone and your computer's LCD display.
Apple  UI  reading  CraigMod  iPad 
march 2010 by andrewspittle

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