How iPads are helping build Disney World expansion

Using the iPad in the Classroom

Verizon Droid X to get 2.2 Android update September 22Published on September 21st, 2010 Posted by Marc Perkel in Technology, software5 Comments They

Making Future Magic: iPad light painting from Dentsu London on Vimeo.

There are lots of contenders for the killer app that’ll take the iPad to the next level, and we think light extrusion is currently near the top of the heap. Dentsu London has paired accelerometer-based software with long exposure/stop-motion photographs to take 3D renderings into real space, with a result that reminds us of the Graffiti Research Lab.

Apple's iPad Gets Magazine-Style Makeover

Apple's iPad Gets Magazine-Style Makeover
A new iPad app, called Flipboard, assembles information and social media into an attract magazine-style layout; a welcome change, WSJ's Katherine Boehret says, from the sometimes jarring layout of some websites.

Meet Flipboard: A New Social Magazine

Jesse Rosten brings two of mankind’s greatest inventions together in this video below. Enjoy.

finger painting of portraits

Did you know Apple iPad can be used for finger painting of portraits! David Jon Kassan did a quick Apple iPad live fingerpainting demo streamed live from his Brooklyn studio.

a menu app for their restaurant menu.

The trend seems to be catching on as another restaurant in Sri Lanka wants to switch to the iPad menu and invites Apple developers to create a menu app for their restaurant menu.

iPad Restaurant Menus

iPad Restaurant Menus

Reports indicate that Global Mundo Tapas in the North Sydney Rydges Hotel has become the first in Australia to replace their printed menus with Apple’s new touch screen device. A custom-made iPad application allows customers to browse the menu, see what the dish looks like, suggest the best wines, food pairings, how they’d like the meat cooked and view tasting notes. Then finally they can compile the order and send it wirelessly to the kitchen!

iPad Pressure Demonstration

The demo uses Ten One Design’s own app and shows off drawing on the iPad with different amounts of pressure placed on the Pogo Sketch stylus. By applying different levels of pressure, the line width varies. The demo also shows off how the iPad can now do “palm rejection”, which lets you rest your hand on the iPad while drawing with the stylus. According to Ten One Design, it’s using a private API currently, but hopes to get Apple to approve it and if it does, the company will release it as a free software library.

iPad Caricature Demonstration with Sketchbook Pro (by Digital Artist Angie Jordan)

http://blog.AngieJordan.com
Award winning digital artist Angie Jordan became the first artist to draw caricatures at an event. That event happened to be the world launch of the Apple iPad on Saturday, April 3, 2010.

In the days following Saturday's announcement when Angie posted photos of her caricatures that she created on the iPad, many artists have asked for more information.

You can read more about her experiences drawing on the iPad on her blog at blog.angiejordan.com

Cat discovers the iPad

Walt Mossberg, David Carr And Michael Arrington Talk iPad With Charlie Rose

Charlie Rose had The Wall Street Journal/All Things D’s Walt Mossberg, The New York Times’ David Carr and our own Michael Arrington on his show Thursday night to talk about the Apple iPad. You can also view the video on the Charlie Rose website, here. This was Mike’s sixth time on Charlie Rose.

Apple iPad Review