I use a lot of those same apps, and I agree that they work. But they work the same way on a laptop. The unique properties of the tablet format can't really be t

I use a lot of those same apps, and I agree that they work. But they work the same way on a laptop. The unique properties of the tablet format can't really be taken advantage of with those apps. I do have an issue with the way files are handled, though, but I think it's minor and will be addressed over time. For instance the "horizontal scrolling list of gigantic previews of documents" just doesn't scale to anything a professional can deal with. And the document syncing is all over the map - Omni told me they won't/can't support Dropbox, etc. But again, I feel that is a relatively minor point compared to the bigger issue of using the tablet format to its potential. Apple is limiting it in the most severe and terrible ways in my view. This new format DEMANDS (caps!) experimentation, demands out of the box thinking, demands breaking stuff left and right... but the app store and DRM and content limitations are putting harsh brakes on it.