Apps to showcase your iPad

Sketchbook Pro from Autodesk

Hands down winner in the eye-candy department. Full blown natural media drawing package that utterly blows away the competition. Has a "synthetic" pressure sensitivity mode to layer more (or less) color for a given tool. It even supports multiple layers.

Über-cool.

"The Elements" app is pretty amazing. Really shows where textbooks are heading.

I really love the USA today app. The 2nd favorite is the CBS application.

Edit: I forgot about the espn app.

Fart Apps are going to be epic in the office. HD BABY.

TeeJayEm said:

I really love the USA today app. The 2nd favorite is the CBS application.

Edit: I forgot about the espn app.

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CBS doesn't have an application, do they? Do you mean ABC?

TurboSC said:

Fart Apps are going to be epic in the office. HD BABY.

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Yeah Baby

Definitely USA Today, I hope more periodicals take note as to how this one is done.

Kenal0

Currently addicted to RealRacing HD!

- Spawn Lite (an iPhone app, but it looks fantastic on the iPad. Kind of like a music visualizer you control.)
- WarpGate by Freeverse has AMAZING graphics and is a very fun space rpg/strategy game. Everyone I've showed it too was impressed.
- Weatherbug Elite looks really cool when you bring it up with their animated radar and all the detailed info

In the little time ive used it, I really like Yahoo! Entertainment.

Showcase with Rock Show the concert posters app

Thought I would throw our hat in here.

If you want to show off the gorgeous display of the iPad and you like music, you should download Rock Show.

Rock Show is a free app that lets you check out original limited edition posters. The full screen views of these posters look awesome, and with the variety of bands we have you are bound to fine something you dig.

Here is the link to download it: http://bit.ly/cSC5ut

You can check out full details and more screenshots in our announce thread.

iBooks

Netflix

Elements (just awesome!)

ABC

Marvel

Scrabble

Pages (since they'll want to know)

National Geographic World Atlas

iTunes (love, love the iPad version)

Weather Channel

iMDB (very nice)

Epicurious (ditto)

USAToday

Popular Mechanics

Anyone using Things? i don't see any support to export a list ie to mail etc. Am i missing something.