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February 3, 2010

iPad User Experience Guidelines  →

Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for the iPad outline how to create user interfaces optimized for the iPad device. According to Apple, the best iPad applications: downplay application UI so that the focus is on content; present content in beautiful, often realistic ways; and take full advantage of device capabilities to enable enhanced interaction.
via uxmag.com

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February 3, 2010

What the iPad Means for the Future of Computing  →

If you think about how a computer like this will impact people sociologically, suddenly the iPad is far more than a larger iPod Touch, as many have described it. It’s the computer for everyone: an idea Apple has been working toward for years.
via wired.com

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January 30, 2010

Fraser Speirs: "Future Shock"  →

For years we've all held to the belief that computing had to be made simpler for the 'average person'. I find it difficult to come to any conclusion other than that we have totally failed in this effort.
via speirs.org

Read the whole article.

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January 28, 2010

iPad peripherals?  →

via img.ly

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January 27, 2010

frog’s Early Apple Tablet  →

via designmind.frogdesign.com

Well ... :)

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January 19, 2010

99.4% of mobile app sales in 2009  →

Apple responsible for 99.4% of mobile app sales in 2009

The latest report from market research firm Gartner suggests that mobile apps are big business, and that business should only grow in the next few years. According to Gartner's numbers, Apple completely owns this market, grabbing almost every one of the 4.2 billion dollars spent on mobile apps in 2009. Based on Gartner's estimates and our own analysis, Apple could hold on to at least two-thirds of the market if current sales trends hold for 2010.

via arstechnica.com

Spooky numbers and charts, aren't they?

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