The magazine presentation is really the presentation that will set the color iPad out from other eBook readers.
Web browsing, painting programs, TV and movies, newspapers and magazines all seem like naturals on this 1.5-pound machine, too
via From the Desk of David Pogue – The Apple iPad – First Impressions – NYTimes.com.
More information about the iTablet… or shall we say the Apple iSlate, or just call it the SLATE?
Hmmm…. TiPb’s just been calling it still unannounced device the iTablet, others have called it the iPad, but how does iSlate grab you?
via Apple Owns iSlate.com, Let iTablet Name Rumors Commence! | The iPhone Blog.
More from Jon4lakers with http://technobuffalo.com/
So is Jan 26th the announce date for Apple?
I received my Google Wave invite from a new twitter pal (thanks again Alice @aliceinthewater http://twitter.com/Davorado/status/5576326179) and can see that it’s probably going to help bridge people to a new method of communicating. Not that I think it will eliminate email the way we know it today. At least not for another 5 years. But, it strongly supports the social networking models, streams, and posting that we are growing familiar with in most social platforms.
It will be very interesting to see how the Wave is received and what new products (widgets) are created to add more value to the Google platform. I can already see that I’ll use it for anything internal for my company to eliminate the email mess. Maybe this process will force in some outside participants to adopt the tool in a similar way that critical mass fueled the adoption of the fax machine.
I hope!
Check out the new (in beta) Twitter business tool.
Cnet says it “CRM meets Twitter”
CoTweet powers brands on Twitter. Designed for businesses using Twitter to engage existing customers and attract new ones, CoTweet is a comprehensive Twitter business platform that supports both proactive marketing communication and response-driven customer support. https://cotweet.com/about
Interesting video by Wired Editors: DIY Drone Outwits Google and Berkeley Lab
Chris Anderson talks about using a “toy” to fly UAV mission (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle)
It took some calendar coordination to find the kid coverage. In the end, the date night with my wife to see this movie was well worth all logistical challenges.
Internet Trailer for Star Trek at Listal
A chronicle of the early days of James T. Kirk and his fellow USS Enterprise crew members.
via Star Trek.
Starring
Chris Pine
James T. Kirk
Zachary Quinto
Leonard Nimoy
Eric Bana
Bruce Greenwood
Karl Urban
Zoe Saldana
Simon Pegg
John Cho
Anton Yelchin
I’m ranking it as one of my top 5 movies of all time.
I would expect to see continued innovation in the E Ink market. In my opinion, the ultimate presentation of graphic content will require more dynamic color and presentation.
Taiwanese display maker Prime View International will buy E Ink, the company that developed the ‘electronic paper’ used in digital book readers from Amazon.com and Sony.
Prime View said on Monday it would pay about $215m for E Ink, whose flexible digital displays are used in Amazon’s Kindle and the Sony Reader. Privately held E Ink emerged from a Massachusetts Institute of Technology laboratory about a decade ago. source: http://kn.theiet.org/news/jun09/pvi-eink.cfm
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