"Pad's revolutionary Multi-Touch interface makes surfing the web an entirely new experience, dramatically more interactive and intimate than on a computer."
Interesting that they've dropped the notion that the iPad is the "best" way to surf the web....
Not really. Not everyone will want the iBookstore app. It should be an optional download that you can opt in for.
If I was an iPhone developer I would be extremely hesitant about porting any of my applications to iPad. The market is going to be tiny (a fraction of the size of iPhone) and without significant hardware improvements to the device it will remain that way indefinitely.
lol. I was thinking the same thing.
And I really don't understand the knock that the iPad is "just a big iPod Touch"... Last time I checked the iPod Touch is pretty frickin' cool, so a "bigger" version sounds good to me.
That's like saying a pool is just a "big bathtub".
Exactly, right there on the main iPad page. Doesn't look to me like they have backed down one bit. It will be interesting to see how many get returned based on this claim; the average user (not us geeks) is not going to be interested in excuses.The last time I checked its still is claiming to be 'The best way to experience the web, email and photos.'![]()
so, if someone makes a comment that is opposite (negative) of your stance, they are bashing? but if someone takes a similar stance (positive) approach in which you hold the same stance, they are your super-duper apple buddy?![]()
If I was an iPhone developer I would be extremely hesitant about porting any of my applications to iPad. The market is going to be tiny (a fraction of the size of iPhone) and without significant hardware improvements to the device it will remain that way indefinitely.
If I was an iPhone developer I would be extremely hesitant about porting any of my applications to iPad. The market is going to be tiny (a fraction of the size of iPhone) and without significant hardware improvements to the device it will remain that way indefinitely.
So it compiles differently and creates 2 separate apps then? I think most people would expect a single version of the app that self configures itself at run time, so that they could have a single app on multiple devices.Why?
I ported one of my apps including using new iPad specific features in about 4 h. The core frameworks are identical, the only time consuming part was changing the UI and adding in conditional compilation code. Now I have an App that compiles selective for iPad or iPhone depending on the target. Again all of which is easy to do
So it compiles differently and creates 2 separate apps then? I think most people would expect a single version of the app that self configures itself at run time, so that they could have a single app on multiple devices.
If I was an iPhone developer I would be extremely hesitant about porting any of my applications to iPad. The market is going to be tiny (a fraction of the size of iPhone) and without significant hardware improvements to the device it will remain that way indefinitely.
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What exactly do you think the iPad is ?Apple, do they still make computers?![]()
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iPod Touch with a bigger screen, faster processor and iWork along with a pretty reasonable price tag, and accessories made by Apple themselves
Well, it cannot play flash as my computer can. It cannot install any program I want from any source I want like my computer. It doesn't have any visible folder and file structure like my computer. Then I guess it is just a big ipod touch.
I wish they made announcement for MBP instead.... wtf they were thinking??
Have you even seen the version of the iWorks apps on the iPad or even just the new Calendar app? Do you really think these things would be possible on an iPod Touch?
It baffles me how people have such a hard time seeing how much better of an app experience is possible on the iPad.
what about the people that don't have apple stores? And don't want to order online what gives![]()
Haha, nice to see whoever updates Apple's website can spell!
http://www.apploe.com/uk/ipad/
From the source code:
HTML:<li>UK pricing to be announced.</li> <!--<li>UK pricing to be anounced</li>-->
The iPod touch is a computer, too.
Flash-playback and the possibility to install 'any programs you want from any source' as well as a visible folder and file structure are not a requirement for something to be called a computer.
This balances out making us wait for the latest Final Fantasy release!Lame. Japan gets the shaft again, and they still haven't even bothered figuring out how much of a markup we're gonna get stuck with.![]()