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This is timely. My company is building business software, and amazingly, it runs best on a tablet (iPad specifically). Oh, it's perfectly usable on the deskto
by erichocean 14y ago
This is timely. My company is building business software, and amazingly, it runs best on a tablet (iPad specifically).
Oh, it's perfectly usable on the desktop, but it's so much more effective on the iPad -- faster, more enjoyable, easier.
I'm still amazed; a month ago, I could have penned the OP's article.
- jaxn 14y agoThis doesn't surprise me at all. I am reading all of these critiques and wondering if the people who don't have a use for tablets are all programmers who sit at a desk all day. My iPad is indispensable. I use Evernote to store a ton of important info. My calendar is almost exclusively managed on my iPad (largely because I set appointments while in meetings). I have a few web apps that are critical to my business that I frequently use from my iPad. Then there is my downtime. I love reading on my iPad. I also have a Nexus 7, but I don't like it nearly as much. The narrow screen makes traditional websites uncomfortable to read, though the evernote and calendar uses are great.