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I don't entirely disagree with you, but some of the examples you cite as reasons for needing paper could simply be done differently. For example: I don't feel
by BigZaphod 17y ago
I don't entirely disagree with you, but some of the examples you cite as reasons for needing paper could simply be done differently.
For example: I don't feel any need to print things out and hang them on my wall to reference later - I have a sticky notes app for that. I can compare many documents side-by-side on my computer just by resizing windows appropriately, and if I had a giant monitor, I could compare quite a lot of things side-by-side without printing anything out. (That is considerably less easy to do on the iPad, however.) I also never deal with my coworkers physically as I work remotely; everything happens digitally. Some of us already live an almost paper-free life. :)
- jasonlotito 17y agoI'm pretty sure I was clearly referring to the iPad and similar devices. Even the original comment was referring to the iPad and Kindle. As it stands now, the iPad can't do these things. You can't resize windows. Sticky notes on an iPad don't solve real problems, or replace real solutions. As for you never dealing with co-workers physically doesn't mean the problem doesn't exist.