My iPad Stand
I’m still looking for a good iPad stand. But in the meantime, I’ve improvised and have come up with a temporary solution.
Understanding Apple
Here’s an interesting article on the iPad and how it was designed and why.
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Simple game programming
I came across a couple interesting sites this morning that allow for simple game programming.
The first one is the Akihabara html5 game engine. It allows people to make simple games from html5 and javascript, so the games will be compatible to play on basically everything – all internet browsers, iphone/ipad, other phones, etc.
The second one is Scratch programming for kids. It was developed to teach kids programming by helping them make simple animated stories and games. The Scratch programming PDF guide is pretty cool. However, Scratch was removed from the AppStore because it’s not a native language app.
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What kids think of the iPad
Was reading this fun MacRumors thread and cracked up when I read this story. “When I came home with my iPad, my 4 year old gave my wife the iPod touch and said ‘I don’t want small iPod. I want big iPod like daddy.'”
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Html5 presentation
Here’s interesting presentation giving a great overview of html5.
http://apirocks.com/html5/html5.html#slide1
http://apirocks.com/html5/html5.html#slide1
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Kid Art for iPad featured
Just found out that Kid Art for iPad is featured by Apple in the What’s Hot section. Thanks!
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Freemium Model
It’s critical to find the right balance so that users would still be inclined to upgrade to get the premium features.
John Doerr on Entrepreurship
John Doerr has an interesting video talk at the Stanford’s Entrepreneurship Corner website. He shares his thoughts on business, startups and social entrepreneurship.
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