Interesting new one page per day notepad app:

Exactly. Pop is step one. RT @mikevardy: If you want to read how I use "Pop for iOS" (so far), here you go:

"Reducing features and friction aren’t features, they’re design guidelines." Bingo! They also translate well.

Nice write up of Pop by @kbaxter

Wherein we discuss Pop.

Introducing a new app (and a new app development team that I'm a proud member of)

"What does it mean to love something on the internet today?" — Fish. An amazing "tap essay" by RobinSloan.

Rethinking the feature again. Why just use Airplane Mode for Airplanes?

RT @ojezap: 'Patrick Rhone writes long-form posts on his iPhone. Really.' Another video with @patrickrhone

Great "raw footage" video interview of me by @about writing a book on the iPad:

Thomas Suarez is in the 6th grade at a middle school in the South Bay. And while most of his peers are probably fussing over new soccer kleets or watching the Disney channel, he’s creating iOS apps and giving TED Talks.

If you make a two fingers swipe on a paragraph, it is selected (the easiest way I've found is to make a swipe down just on the paragraph).

In the same way, if you pinch out (like when zooming in a photo) a wider selection is automatically started and you have 'control' over both the beginning and the end of the selection.