Someone I work with brought in an iPad 3 prototype he purchased of the internet. He let me play with for a few minutes. The entire thing looks totally legit. It is definitely thinner and lighter than the previous versions. The screen size might make it hard to carry around. So far its performance hasn’t been that great. It will need some more work before the start selling it.
It doesn’t happen very often, but I hate it when I want to listen/purchase to a song that either iTunes or Rhapsody has. The Urge’s last album isn’t anywhere for me to purchase in a digital format.
Steve Jobs once something to the effect that if you device needs a stylus you are doing it wrong. I think that this iPen concept shows just how wrong he was. If gets made I will consider getting one.
Last week Adobe announced that it will no longer be working mobile Flash. They will continue to fix bugs as they appear. This shouldn’t really surprise any that Adobe has chosen to do. I am not thrilled about this, but what can you do. For the most part I blame Apple. That being said Adobe played a small part in this.
Recently Adobe announced some new apps for Android OS and iOS. I am really not sure what to think of them. I have no problem with tablets or apps. I just don’t think tablets as they currently are will be replacing desktops anytime soon. That being said I may purchase one of them.
There isn’t much to say, but Steve Jobs has passed on. He has forever changed the tech world.
It wouldn’t surprise me one bit if Apple purposely broke a lot of Adobe products when they released Lion.
Hulu has decided to give in to Apples retarded in-app subscription policy demands in order to keep their app on the Apple Market place. I fail understand why Apple thinks that it is entitled to any profit from a company like Hulu or Amazon because the said companies have an app on their market place. I am going to make it a point to never purchase anything inside the iOS app itself if at all possible.
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