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App developers are gearing up for Apple’s revolutionary iPad

“For Scott Lahman, Apple’s soon-to-launch iPad tablet computer could be the next big thing,” Jefferson Graham reports for USA Today. “Really.”

“His company, Gogii, produces the TextPlus app for the iPhone, which lets folks send text messages free, bypassing the phone network,” Graham reports. “It has been downloaded more than 5 million times.”

Graham reports, “The iPad, a 9.7-inch touch-screen computer that Apple touts as a multimedia e-reader and mobile Web surfer, is set to launch April 3, starting at $499. It is an understatement to say that Lahman, and thousands of other developers who created programs for the iPhone, are excited about the possibilities. ‘If there ever was a space to do some land-grabbing in, this is it,”‘ says Lahman, Gogii’s CEO.”

Graham reports, “USA Today will have an iPad app available on April 3. It will be free for the first 90 days, sponsored by Courtyard by Marriott. After that, USA TODAY will announce subscription pricing.”

Much more in the full article here.

[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Cameron” for the heads up.]

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