Video: iPad and Win 7 tablets are compared in a nifty youtube video…
No comments here – take a look and judge for yourself…:
Aug 08
Apr 01
Gotta admit here, this looks pretty awesome even though I am not the biggest harp fan though – YouTube Link or hit the player below.
Anyhow, the iPhone and it’s touch screen capabilities showed us what a tiny screen device can do in terms of instrument simulation – there is a boatload of apps simulating everything, from a piano to drums to guitars to xylophone. Yet, a small screen was limiting these apps from becoming a production driver and they mostly remained in the novelty sphere. The Harp for iPad shows us where the instrument simulation market is heading – the apps will use more space, will be more polished and finally more useful. In this case, bigger is better…
Mar 20
This is a bit old (from the Yerba Buena event back in January) – but I just stumbled upon it… Anyhow, the video provides a 5 min review of some key iPad features. The features reviewed are below:
- Doubleclick opens a message, PDF attachment viewed, Keyboard demo.
- Video play demo, Chapter switching, double tapping zooms into the video and making it full screen, doubletap to get out, single tap calls the controls, speakers next to 30 pin conector, microphone view, on/off switch, volume on/off.
- New Yorker page previewed, New York Times page previewed, Bookmarks icon click, double Tapping fills the screen.
- Calendar a week view as well as a single day view.
- Bookshelf concept previewed, Tapping a book opens fullscreen, Page-dragging works, book font size changeable, single tap opens controls.
- Facebook app fills the screen, Starwalk (app lets you view and identify stars – star tapping idenrfies a star).
Here is the video (PC Mag via YouTube):
