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:

CloudFTP is a proposed device to wirelessly share any USB storage device with an iOS or Android device. By creating an ad hoc network (or joining an existing one) it allows for the sharing of just about anything. The Kickstarter has garnered more than twice its intended goal but there's still 36 hours to go if you're wanting to get a deal on this little guy (will retail for $99 but on sale here for $69). It's a pretty brilliant little piece of technology and, I imagine, will improve as the web software / app comes together better.

New way to share your location with anyone for a specified period of time.

"Little Printer lives in your home, bringing you news, puzzles and gossip from friends. Use your smartphone to set up subscriptions and Little Printer will gather them together to create a timely, beautiful mini-newspaper."

Shared lists in Reminders app are doable using iCloud. They can only be shared via the iCloud website.

"If you’ve decided that you want to read, Marco’s app will really help you. He’s removed any phony barriers you’ve built about “not having time” or “not having it with you” or “not knowing where to put it.” There are no excuses, apart from the superficial animated ones you’ve constructed out of cartoon birds."

Agreed. It has become essential for my writing. – RT @marcoarment: You should buy Terminology.

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.

@jkspn I can't find the specific article where it mentioned families sharing the smartphone but here is some data: