I could not resist here, no need to comment though:
Mar 21
FoxTrot is a comic strip by Bill Amend – the 3/21 board makes fun of the Apple/Adobe skirmish over Flash.
Jobs: Superman, this is the iPad. It’s the future of comics. It’s going to save you.
Jobs: Spider-Man, this is the iPad. It’s the future of comics. It’s going to save you.
Jobs: Hulk, this is the iPad. It’s the future of comics. It’s going to save you.
Flash Gordon: What about me?
Jobs: Sorry, Flash, you’re out of luck.
Peter Fox: So, I’m guessing, you don’t hope to see your comics on the iPad?
Jason Fox: I am sure Apple has a sense of humor about this stuff… Right? Right? Right???
About the FoxTrot Strip (links above):
FoxTrot is a comic strip centered around the chaotic Fox family with its three kids, two parents and a perpetually hungry pet iguana. While just about any topic is possible fodder, the humor in FoxTrot tends toward the geeky, with occasional forays into the super geeky. FoxTrot began its published life April 10, 1988 as a seven-day-a-week newspaper strip. It started with about 70 client papers and creeped up to about 1000 at its peak. In 2007, I cut the strip back to Sundays-only in order to free up time for other things and to generally preserve what sanity I had left.
Mar 15
Turn your iPhone into a full-fledged iPad with this easy to install add-on.
Project: Nu.nl cartoons
Client: Sanoma Digital
Project Info: Satire for the Nu.nl news website, referring to indifferent reactions after the presentation of the iPad tablet from Apple.Read more at sevensheaven.nl’s iphad page
Mar 09
To grow – eat digital super mushrooms:
The image shows an iPod eating a Super Mushroom and growing into an iPad -got this via email and have no source here…
Mar 03
imbrianjohnson posted a comment with the link to a school project (fake iPad commercial/parody)… Check it out, it’s pretty cool:
This commercial is really funny and highlights the features of Apple’s new iPad. Check it out!
The video is an assignment for our Comm 340 class. The goal was to make a media product with the highest consumption as possible. We completed it March 2, 2010. Our professor is Dr. Warnick, and our group members are: Brian, Justin, Laura, Mike, and Rashel.
