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Diego Basch
Diego Basch Rarely updated ? subscribe to my rss feed Home A geek?s guide to when to use each computing device At home: In bed: iPad, especially at night and if your significant other is asleep. To code or produce content: A decent Macbook, with an external mouse/keyboard/monitor for comfort if you work from home. In the bathroom: iPad or iPhone, depending on planning and foresight. Outside, in a lawn chair or hammock: Kindle. At the office: Desktop computer, preferably with two
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i-storys.co.uk/blog
The problems of the future...today
Zyber?s Corner A place to catch my breath Home About me Zyber%20Jedi My birthday in 0 days 0 hours. 0 minutes, 0 secconds. Blog Life through an iPad April'th, 2011 So I bought an iPad 2. It?s my new toy, I really do love it. I never bought the original one as I have a MacBook pro and an iPhone so I couldn?t really justify it to myself but when they announced the second one i couldn?t resist. Yes I have a
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Tinyfool?Blog - ?????Tinyfool
Skip to posts About iPhone/iPad?? ????(iPhone/iPad) Mac??? Mac OS X?????????? ?????????????? Tinyfool?Blog ?????Tinyfool???????180???240?????????? ??????????????????? Home Apple ?? ???? ?? ?? ? ?? ??? Donews?iApp4Me????? 2011?07?29? tinyfool 5 comments
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Ivy?s Vine
Ivy?s Vine Home Patterns Tutorials Shawl knitting with an iPad This is the Wendy Knits Summer Shawelette, or at least up to the current clue. There is one more clue to go. This is sort of an odd one for me, because it?s the first one I?ve done without paper. I haven?t printed a single clue. Instead, I?ve been downloading them to the iPad and using Good Reader to read and mark up the PDFs. On the plus side, I can un-cross off a row when I need to tink
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sinosplice.com/life
Life | Sinosplice
Try to Understand China. Learn Chinese. HomeLearn ChineseCultureLifeAbout Home » Life 01 Sep2011 Pinyin Typist for iPhone, iPad Pinyin Typist is an app for the iPhone and the iPad which allows for easy pinyin input with proper tone marks. Note that it is not an input method; you can?t use this app to switch between English and pinyin input like you can with Apple?s built-in language input support. But it turns out that Pinyin Typist works even better as an app rather
