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It saddens me to see no Geometry Wars love so far...

While I haven't played it, watching videos and reading reviews apparently the control scheme works exceptionally well.

Plus, the iPad version is ALL previous versions' game modes in it. Definitely a bang for the buck.
 
It saddens me to see no Geometry Wars love so far...

While I haven't played it, watching videos and reading reviews apparently the control scheme works exceptionally well.

Plus, the iPad version is ALL previous versions' game modes in it. Definitely a bang for the buck.

It looks sweet. I might have to check it out.
 
Goodreader. Burned some coin on a couple other PDF readers first before finding recommendations for this one. Debating asking for a refund on the others.
Kindle
NYT
Bloomberg
eTrade, though the markets haven't actually been open yet since I got it to test, and I don't understand why they didn't make it universal since both apps are free.
Implosion XL
Netflix, though I think it needs some polish. Browsing is slower than it should be and I've gotten it stuck once.
Safari

Waiting for a chance to try WebEx. Another one that should have been universal and oddly isn't.
 
IWork 08 Files

I've been able to load iWork 08 spreadsheets without issue. Still bummed that you can't share documents via iDisk. Maybe next release?
 
It looks sweet. I might have to check it out.

Yeah... in no way am I affiliated with (Actvision is it?)... but Geometry Wars is simply a game most people should at least check into.

It's pretty much the perfect style of game for on the go too.
 
Netflix. Watched "Only Angels Have Wings" in stunning 720p.

RDM+ Logged into work PC & my iMac. Flawless.

IBooks. Beautiful.

Kindle. Decent upgrade, but I understand a true iPad version is coming.

ABC Player. Thought "Flash Forward" looked great.

Video player. iTunes HD movies looked awesome as did my Apple TV Handbrake rips in both HD & SD. iPad display is sharp enough to justify HD video. SD isn't bad, but you can indeed tell the difference.
 
Fieldrunners is fantastic. The graphics have been greatly enhanced, and the runners now die in different ways depending on what kills them. The new home screen interface is nice too. No real change to the gameplay, but they're promising that will follow soon.

Also, Netflix is great - the picture quality is really very good. The embedded video app is pretty sweet too.
 
Abc TV-works beautifully for me
Bible-looks great
Yahoo entertainment-better than I expected it to be
USA Today-fantastic!!
We Rule HD-very cool online multiplayer game which is kinda like farmville on Facebook. Beautiful in Hi Def
Aurora Feint-looks beautiful and is a fun game
Wikipanion-super
IMDB-love it
Fluent News-nice for News
Harbor Master HD-good line drawing game
Pocket Legends for iPad-very polished MMO online game. Pretty cool
NPR-wonderful

I haven't used my $40 in iTunes cards yet, so I will edit this when I get more iPad apps
 
I'm quite pleasantly surprised with the free Epicurious app. I remember trying out the iPhone app and thinking it was an ad-laden monster and deleting it. The iPad version is really quite elegant so far and seems to have a huge searchable database of recipes (don't just use their categories, try searching). The recipes tend to be from published sources--this is pretty nice. (The internet is a great thing, but when you're looking for the perfect recipe sometimes you want to filter out the results that use, for example, canned soup.) You can tag favorites and build shopping lists. Nice layout/design, no crashes. Seems ideal for kitchen use with a kickstand.

I have a feeling they'll move the ads into place soon, or do something else (it seems too good to be true for now), but I'm definitely going to keep it around till then. This will be a nice adjunct to my MacGourmet app (where I keep my personal recipes, rather than looking for new ones). Hoping for an iPad update to the MacGourmet app.

ABC Player seemed to stop crashing for me after their update.

I like this thread--I am awful at drilling down in the app store (short attention span) and more than half the apps I'm using now were stuff I never would have found on my own.
 
The Yahoo! Entertainment app is very nice as well. I'm surprised.


Same here. Love magic piano as well and want to download that pianist pro. That element table thing looks cool but not paying $14 for it. Having an Android phone and being used to tons of great apps devs have created makes me wish Apple allowed for open source developing. I bet we would see some amazing ipad apps...
 
Pianist Pro -- SUPER app!!

iBooks, although I haven't actually purchased a book yet.

iWork: Pages and Keynote (don't need Numbers)

I have the feeling that I'm going to wind up buying many more apps for the iPad than I ever did for the iPhone.....
 
WhiteNote

One of the first applications I wanted for my IPad was a notebook program like the ones I use on my IPhone and laptops. Best I found was WhiteNote. It works very well and has capability for both text and drawings.

A great notetaking application that I am already enjoying a lot.
 
Check out the game GODFINGER. It's a really fun Sims style game done by the same guys who did pocket God for the iphone. And the best part? It's FREE.
 
The buggy ABC player
Weatherbug
Ebay
Twitterific


Now for paid apps i have yet to find something to buy
 
I Love Katamari is awesome on the iPad (even though it's not an official iPad or HD version). It looks just fine at 2x.

Try out the Lite version just to see how it plays......
 
Pianist Pro -- SUPER app!!

iBooks, although I haven't actually purchased a book yet.

iWork: Pages and Keynote (don't need Numbers)

I have the feeling that I'm going to wind up buying many more apps for the iPad than I ever did for the iPhone.....

Jobs was smart. This iPad is nothing more than another big funnel for the app store. $$$
 
Abc TV-works beautifully for me
Bible-looks great
Yahoo entertainment-better than I expected it to be
USA Today-fantastic!!
We Rule HD-very cool online multiplayer game which is kinda like farmville on Facebook. Beautiful in Hi Def
Aurora Feint-looks beautiful and is a fun game
Wikipanion-super
IMDB-love it
Fluent News-nice for News
Harbor Master HD-good line drawing game
Pocket Legends for iPad-very polished MMO online game. Pretty cool
NPR-wonderful

I haven't used my $40 in iTunes cards yet, so I will edit this when I get more iPad apps

Check out the game GODFINGER. It's a really fun Sims style game done by the same guys who did pocket God for the iphone. And the best part? It's FREE.

I tried We Rule and Godfinger last night. Great stuff! I had a blast playing them. I kept getting disconnected on We Rule though which was a little annoying.
 
I've been able to load iWork 08 spreadsheets without issue. Still bummed that you can't share documents via iDisk. Maybe next release?


I'm hoping the 4.0 show will also tease an updated/overhauled mobileme that will bring tight integration of iDisk with iWork and other app storage on the iPad. IOW, iDisk becomes the iPad file system.

The problem isn't getting files into most apps, it's getting files out of the apps and back into the various storage options out there - iDisk, dropbox, googledocs, etc.
 
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