4 Ways to Keep an iPad Secure and Private
Thursday, April 29th, 2010
4 Ways to Keep an iPad Secure and Private
Excellent tips by Riva Richmond at The New York Times.
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Stupid question – did you get an iPad, or plan to get one?
Chet: I don’t have an iPad yet but I will at some point. I’ve used them though and they are absolutely fantastic devices, really great. I’m just waiting to learn a bit more to help me determine which model to get.
Is the keyboard any good for writing?
Chet: The onscreen keyboard isn’t great although it’s good enough. If I were getting one for writing I’d use it with either the iPad keyboard/dock or a small bluetooth keyboard of some other type. The writing software included is spectacularly easy to use and easy to read. Very cool device.