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The iPad is the revolutionary new touch screen tablet computer from Apple that also doubles as an e-reader, a music player, a media console - and basically, whatever else its owner wants it to do if it has the right software. Shouldn't it be illegal to have this much fun with a piece of hardware? Fortunately
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Three million units were sold in the first two and a half months after the iPad's launch. Analysts are predicting the iPad will be the big Christmas toy for grown-ups this year, with sales of 11 million by the time 2010 is through.
Part of what makes using the iPad so exhilarating is the huge number of software applications - colloquially known as "apps" - available to help you customize your user experience. Here are our four favorites:
Evernote: Evernote is an note-taking and archiving software suite that interprets the word "note"
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Kindle: These days Amazon is selling more e-books than print
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Netflix: For $8.99 a month, the Netflix app allows you to stream videos and TV shows to watch on your iPad. Be warned: this app is still in the early
days of its development. The relationship between the iPad's browser interface and the Netflix movie player is not the smoothest, and occasionally the aspect ratios seem off in what you're watching. Still, these are small annoyances that will doubtless be ironed out in the next upgrade, and in the meantime nothing beats getting to watch "Casablanca" any time you really get the craving.
Pandora Radio: Pandora, which revolutionized Internet radio with its ultra-smart music selection algorithms that utilize over 400 tonal attributes, brings that same level of innovation to the iPad. Just enter the title of a song or the name of a musician whom you particularly enjoy, and voila! Pandora responds with a playlist of tunes that are acoustically akin. It's a great way to learn about new artists and musical genres whi
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