November 2009

Recent Tweets

• If you have an iPad and don't own Notability, it's on sale for $1. Full-featured, attractive, easy to use for notes.
• Apples *iBooks2 or the highway* rule probably because of the app-like nature of an enhanced eBook. Hoping Apple will loosen that asap.
• I dislike intensely Apple's rule that for pay eBooks can only be sold in iBookstore. A way around that for knowledge pros should surface.
• Ubiquitous iPads at $199-299 would allow knowledge professionals to author enhanced iBooks for reports to clients.
• Hope to see $199 iPad so students & knowledge workers can author enhanced iBooks. Independent Knowledge Professionals - start authoring now.
• My new iBook in the making with iBooks Author. Knowledge worker's sandbox for writing and creativity. See image. http://t.co/bVCP2vw9
• The new 6.2.2 upgrade to Kindle Fire is sweet. Upgrade happened automatically. Full screen browsing, snappier response, easier email setup.
• I just blogged on iPad apps to help you keep current as a knowledge worker in my series on knowledge functions on iPad: http://t.co/NsrWZxnQ
• I tend to buy kindle books instead of iBooks so I can read on Kindles & iOS devices & the occasional Mac or from a browser! That may change.
• Samsung’s ‘Smart Window’ is amazing minority report coming true - short high quality YouTube demo: http://t.co/eup99gAX via @zite
• Happily installed a Kindle Store web clip button on my iPad to get to the new iPad version of the store quickly. Nice job.
• I see Skitch is in the Amazon store on Kindle Fire - free. Integrates seamlessly with Evernote - captions, boxes, arrows, freehand pencil.