Posts Tagged ‘ipad’

How Many Apps Do You Actually Use on Your Smartphone and iPad?

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Consumerism, Internet, Life | Apr 19, 2012 | Tags: android apps, app usage, apps, computing, internet statistics, ipad, ipad apps, iPhone, iphone apps, pew, pew research, pew study, smart phone, smart phone apps, tablet, tablet computing | 1 Comment

Apps are awesome, right? They’ve changed our lives and some expect computing to move to being completely app based at some point. But how many do you actually use? If the stats are correct, you use 10 or less on a regular basis, regardless of whether you’ve downloaded 15 or 150. In fact, a Pew ...Read more.

The Primitive Internet of 1981

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Videos | Jul 13, 2010 | Tags: content, facebook, internet, ipad, moore's law, news, news report, primitive internet, technological advancement, technology, you tube | 5 Comments

A friend sent this to me on Facebook and it struck me. We talk about how things have changed so much in our lifetimes, but we usually reference things like 8 track tapes and vinyl records switching to compact discs and bytes on an iPod. Did you realize that the patent for the compact disc ...Read more.

Video: iPads are Cool, but Will it Blend?

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Consumerism, Videos | Apr 7, 2010 | Tags: blendtec, chuck norris, glow sticks, ipad, matt emmi, technology, will it blend | 1 Comment

I’m not enough of a fanboy to already own an iPad, but most of my friends have one already and love them. If I was a gamer or wanted it for watching Netflix movie streams maybe I would have been an early adopter. Instead, I’ll wait 6 months and they’ll probably release one with a ...Read more.