“We know Oprah’s a fan of the iPad — she gave all her magazine staffers one earlier this year — and she’s spent a fair amount of time finding her favorites among the vast iTunes app store,” Abbey Klaassen reports for Advertising Age.
Oprah’s favorite iPad apps include:
• CNN for iPhone ($1.99) (pixel-doubled, we presume)
• ABC News for iPad (free)
• Brushes – iPad Edition ($7.99)
• SketchBook Pro ($7.99)
• SCRABBLE for iPad ($9.99) (which she says she plays while on the treadmill???)
Klassen reports, “She also said she reads magazines and newspapers on it. Except, perhaps, her own? The O App hasn’t launched yet but, said O Editor Susan Casey, who interviewed her mag’s namesake, it’s coming Nov. 16.”
Full article here.
MacDailyNews Take: Sounds like Oprah’s Kindle is gathering dust.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Jigar T.” for the heads up.]
She ate her Kindle!
She ate her Kindle!
Hey, the Kindle is a nice complimentary device to the iPad, for reading outside, which granted isn’t terribly often but I live in SoCal. I find myself gravitating to Amazon’s Kindle Store because of greater selection and easier search. (And I can download to both iPad and Kindle devices.) Apple’s Bookstore is a disappointment in both selection and search. I know with time many more offerings will be made but why is it taking so long?
Hey, the Kindle is a nice complimentary device to the iPad, for reading outside, which granted isn’t terribly often but I live in SoCal. I find myself gravitating to Amazon’s Kindle Store because of greater selection and easier search. (And I can download to both iPad and Kindle devices.) Apple’s Bookstore is a disappointment in both selection and search. I know with time many more offerings will be made but why is it taking so long?
“The O app is coming Nov. 17th?”
WTF?
“The O app is coming Nov. 17th?”
WTF?
@Peter Blood
“… the Kindle is a nice complimentary device to the iPad …”
No, it’s not.
But the Kindle might be a nice complementary device to the iPad.
http://www.noslang.com/spelling.php
@Peter Blood
“… the Kindle is a nice complimentary device to the iPad …”
No, it’s not.
But the Kindle might be a nice complementary device to the iPad.
http://www.noslang.com/spelling.php
what a surprise cnn and abc news apps, can’t get real news. might learn something…
what a surprise cnn and abc news apps, can’t get real news. might learn something…
Figured Zagat’s or some other food app would have been her favorite.
Figured Zagat’s or some other food app would have been her favorite.
If things go right, I might be showing her my O face.
If things go right, I might be showing her my O face.
@ Thanks Oh Mighty “Corrector!”
—- complimentary vs complementary —–
I’m usually a great speller and in the right context too! No, the iPad itself deserves the compliment.