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Here we have the Pogo Sketch stylus [<a href="">TiPb store link - $14.99], the small, lightweight and stylish choice for those who want to write on their iPhone or iPad.
The Pogo Sketch comes in sliver or pink and is made of a aluminum alloy that makes it look sleek and feel sturdy in your hand. The capacitive foam tip gives a nice soft feel when its used, though I do find you have to press a bit harder than when using your finger. The tip is thin which is also good for those who want to do detail work or get around pudgy fingers to begin with. There’s a handy clip on the back so it will fit over your shirt, book bag, or hang off your pouch case. It also has a loop on the top so if you want to hang it from your neck — or anyplace else — you can just place a cord around it and go. They really did think of everything.
Some (including Steve Jobs) may ask: why use a stylus at all when you always have your fingers handy. Well I live in a cold climate and I hate having to take off my gloves to use my iPhone or iPad. I also would rather use a stylus when I am doing anything which leaves my fingers dirty like eating or yard work. Also, drawing with a stylus is fun.
I keep my Pogo Sketch with me in my purse, so if ever I need it is always at hand. It works really well with the iPhone and iPad and is a good deal at $14.99. It’s especially great for a gift because it is very useful for any iPhone, iPad user. If you pick one up please let me know if you enjoy it as much as I do!
-Lightweight -Sturdy -Affordable
The Pogo Sketch from Ten 1, $14.99 [Store Link]
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The iPad eBooks war just got a bit more interesting with Barnes & Noble releasing their BN eReader for iPad into the App Store today. With the following features we are curious to see what adjustments Apple makes to iBooks, and Amazon with the Kindle in the near future.
If you have given this a try let us know what you think in the comments below! Should Apple and Amazon be worried?
[iTunes Link - Free]
Barnes & Noble introduces BN eReader for iPad is a story by TiPb. This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog Store.
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In the latest email from Steve Jobs we are seeing a kinder and gentler individual who actually had something positive to say regarding Adobe. MacStories reader Josh Cheney shot off the following in a email:
“Do you hate Adobe and their products (Photoshop, Illustrator, etc) or do you just hate their view on Flash?”
Jobs then responded with some more than usual kind words:
“I respect and admire Adobe. We just chose to not have Flash on our devices.”
See, Steve does have a heart but we all know deep down he wants to bury Adobe with every chance he gets.
Kinder, gentler Steve Jobs chimes in about Adobe in latest email is a story by TiPb. This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog Store.
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