iPad Magazine Subscriptions Delivered, Still Broken Despite Apple’s talk about environmental friendliness, subscribing to iPad magazine apps now requires you to kill a tree. Read more on PC World via Yahoo! News
Read More...HBO heading to iPad and mobile devices ‘in six months,’ still cold on Netflix “There is value in exclusivity… [Consumers] are willing to pay a premium for high quality, exclusive content.” There is something to HBO Co-President Eric Kessler’s words that ring true with his company’s goals, and unfortunately for Netflix enthusiasts, that subscription service [...]
Read More...Kindle is still the one to beat Amazon’s Kindle e-readers are still the best choice for most consumers, despite improved performance from rival Barnes & Noble’s Nook e-reader and the arrival of Apple’s iPad tablet computer, which offers e-reader capability. Read more on Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Read More...iPad Gains in the Enterprise, But Security Still an Issue It’s clear that Apple’s initial success with the iPad is spilling into the enterprise. Bloomberg Business Week reported today that Well Fargo took two years to support the iPhone. But this spring, the company approved the iPad in the span of a few weeks. Mercedes [...]
Read More...Media still unclear on Apple’s apps policy Given Apple’s supposed nudity ban concerning its apps, some were surprised to see the June iPhone/iPad version of GQ with cover model Miranda Kerr dressed down to her stockings and a deep tan. Read more on The Hollywood Reporter
Read More...Despite new gadgets, PC sales still strong With all the excitement about iPhones, iPads, Android smartphones and other new devices, it’s easy to forget about the old standby personal computer. But despite the explosive growth of choices, PCs continue to do well in the marketplace. Read more on San Jose Mercury News
Read More...Despite new gadgets, PC sales still strong With all the excitement about iPhones, iPads, Android smartphones and other new devices, it’s easy to forget about the old standby personal computer. But despite the explosive growth of choices, PCs continue to do well in the marketplace. Read more on San Jose Mercury News
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