And another adjustment...

Google tweaks Gmail's HTML5 web app to better utilize iPad screen space -- Engadget

Mike and Al, if you are using the metric halo/sonic dac/adcs, you can turn your wireless keyboard into a remote for the monitor console. Yes, rowmote pro is good as an airmouse and rowmote does an ok job as a remote for amarra.

Edited April 2, 201016 yr by tyrion

I edited your post. How do I use my wireless keyboard as a remote for the monitor console?

I edited your post. How do I use my wireless keyboard as a remote for the monitor console?

Were you trying to make it more understandable? I think you might have failed.

YouTube - MetricHaloAudio's Channel

click on the link for youtbe vid instructions

Were you trying to make it more understandable? I think you might have failed.

To go beyond editing to make it readable would have required me to understand it.

That's what I figured.

This was actually rumored six months ago for the iPad itself...

First Look: iDisplay

So I guess this means I still get to use all the Kindle books I have purchased.

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/kindle/id302584613?mt=8

YouTube - MetricHaloAudio's Channel

click on the link for youtbe vid instructions

I just watched the vid and you are nuts.

Whats not to like, other than you probably can't figure out how to set it up?

Edited April 2, 201016 yr by jp11801

Whats not to like, other than you probably can't figure out how to set it up?

Bingo!

I'm excited to see this in there at launch:

iTunes Store - The Omni Group - OmniGraffle

Not sure if I want to drop $50 on it yet, but I will definitely loo into it. We're about to build a workflow for a business process at work and this type of thing could help a lot. Can't wait for Omnioutliner to come in from the Omni Group as well.

Also picked up the NPR, NYT, USA Today and WSJ apps. I think the WSJ will require a subscription. Can't wait to see if mags like Scientific American, National Geographic and the New Yorker have apps soon.

Another list...

10 of the Best iPad Apps We Can't Wait to Use

The free Dragon voice recognition software works well. iBooks are fun and the shopping experience is dramatically better than shopping on the Kindle.

Weatherbug is good and free. Not sure if I dare try PvZ on the iPad.

Watching the iPad episode of Modern Family on the ABC app. Great quality.

issh works pretty well as a vnc and ssh client

Weatherbug is good and free. Not sure if I dare try PvZ on the iPad.

There is an ipad version iirc

The iPad version of weather bug HD is very cool.

Starting to post weekly discounted freebies...

Free iPad Apps: MotionX Zen HD, more

Why isn't there an ipad version* of Apple's remote app yet? Want now.

*Not just a scaled up version of iphone app.

Why isn't there an ipad version* of Apple's remote app yet? Want now.

*Not just a scaled up version of iphone app.

Agreed! I'm also a little disappointed that they don't include their voice recorder app or their clock app with timer, stopwatch and alarms...

I was searching for a way to transfer pdfs from my computer to the ipad (or download from a browser) for offline use. Went through downloader and icab browser - both of which I was not too impressed. Just bought ReaddleDocs for ipad (Readdle) and it is really nice. Highly recommended if you need a document/file manager.

I was searching for a way to transfer pdfs from my computer to the ipad (or download from a browser) for offline use. Went through downloader and icab browser - both of which I was not too impressed. Just bought ReaddleDocs for ipad (Readdle) and it is really nice. Highly recommended if you need a document/file manager.

GoodReader also lets you transfer pdf files to the iPad (Wifi thumbdrive mode) and read them offline. When online you can fetch them from your iDisk as well, and other servers.