November 9, 201015 yr comment_401554 Called me back pretty quickly, I'm impressed. But they said I have to download their special proprietary VPN software, and it only works on Windows or Mac, not iOS. She welcomed me to try using the iPad Citrix app, but she didn't think it would work. And she wasn't aware of any other ID or password besides the usual one I'd use when using their VPN software. Report
November 10, 201015 yr comment_401617 Thanks, Vicki! I am sure you have had your share of run-ins with hospital/health care bureaucracy! Report
November 11, 201015 yr comment_402066 I have synthesizers, but if/when I get an iPad, I'm getting that. Report
November 12, 201015 yr Author comment_402283 And to wear after downloading the apps... ThinkGeek's synth shirt brings a new wave to your wardrobe -- Engadget Report
November 12, 201015 yr comment_402320 There's a whole magazine of music apps for the iPhone/iPad/iOS, and a couple pages devoted to Android and MS, as well. Report
January 26, 201115 yr comment_423154 I have to say that I seriously don’t understand why apple’s products don’t support Java and Flash. These two platforms are one of the best in the computer world. And apple chooses not to use them. I have gotten myself an android because of this. It had reduced its fun dramatically and the convenient of using your iPad to do anything you desire is limited. Limited is always equal to less fun, and being less productive. Report
April 1, 201115 yr Author comment_438253 Adobe demoed an iOS prototype version of Photoshop today. Edited April 1, 201115 yr by blessingx Report
April 1, 201115 yr comment_438262 I've had the original ipad since day one and also recently got an ipad 2 (the old one was passed down to a family member). This thing never ceases to amaze me what new novel applications developers are coming out with. My two favorite at the moment are the time Warner cable app (the idea if watching live cable on my ipad is mind boggling) and Zite (most innovative news reader / aggregator out there) Report
April 7, 201115 yr Author comment_439754 If you're old like me and had an Atari period earlier in life, or just want to go a little retro, don't miss the Atari Greatest Hits http://j.mp/eejXyE Report
April 7, 201115 yr comment_439759 I am old. I shed a tear of joy downloading Atari. My 6 yr old son was just asking me a few days ago if we had video games like xbox 360 when I was a kid. I tried to explain that we kinda did, but not really, it was a little simpler ... I tried to explain Pong, but he just kinda looked at me funny. Now I get to show him ... and have him look at me funny. Report
April 7, 201115 yr comment_439761 Wrong thread ... moved. What the ... did I really do that?! Sorry ... must have been drinking ... Edited April 7, 201115 yr by jvlgato Report
April 7, 201115 yr Author comment_439768 My 6 yr old son was just asking me a few days ago if we had video games like xbox 360 when I was a kid. I tried to explain that we kinda did, but not really, it was a little simpler ... I tried to explain Pong, but he just kinda looked at me funny. Now I get to show him ... and have him look at me funny. Just tell him it was a time of great progress. From ... ... to ... Report
April 9, 201115 yr comment_440305 He loved it. For a few minutes. Then he said it was boring. I can't believe it! I told him it was the coolest thing around at the time. He does seem to like Centipede, though! Edited April 9, 201115 yr by jvlgato Report
April 9, 201115 yr comment_440328 Anybody prefer Squeezepad over iPeng? iPeng seems a bit buggier to me ... I'd have it hang up every other day or so. But it's freedom from the Slim menu paradigm, and multi-player and server attachment control seemed to make it way better. Squeezepad seemed like a remote on steroids; but the iPeng felt like a lifestyle app. Izzat about right? Edited April 9, 201115 yr by Tyll Hertsens Report
April 10, 201115 yr Author comment_440362 I do. Squeezepad is like Apples Remote app. The important functionality in a clean package. Can't say I've iPeng buggy, but it tries to do everything, pretty well, just a more cramped interface. Squeezepad seems iOS native. iPeng seems it comes from Squeezeboxes open source tradition. Both work and it's not a problem jumping from Squeezepad on the iPad to iPeng on the iPhone. Report
April 10, 201115 yr comment_440375 I think the whole back and forth between the two guys in the various fora is spectacularly invigorating. Like post-post-modern ecomerce: Who do you love,bitch? Both of you. So I'll buy both apps and have __________this_______opinion. But I'm buying both appps so I get to see you fuckers slug it out. So far, both guys seem lovely to me. I'd stil take iPeng if I had to give one up. Report
April 10, 201115 yr comment_440378 Played with both for a while and settled on iPengHD on the ipad. No bugginess here, works at least as well as the squeezebox controller but with a better interface. Report
May 2, 201115 yr comment_444920 Gang, what's the app to use for printing from my iPad to a wifi printer? Report
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