The iPad: What it Is, What It’s Not, and What it Means for Graphic Communication Professionals
WhatTheyThink.com
November 15, 2010 101 Pages - SKU: WTTK6014775
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| This primer report provides a “guided tour” of the iPad and its interface and features; some early data on its market penetration in a variety of industries, including the printing industry; a lengthy discussion of apps, both from a user and a developer point of view; current and emerging competitors to the iPad; and recommendations and implications for printers, publishers, graphic designers, and other communications providers. One section titled, “8 Ways that the iPad Will Affect Print” looks at how the iPad and future tablet computers have the potential to displace print and paper in a wide variety of applications.
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- Introduction
- A History of Tablet Computing
- My Pad or Yours
- The Purpose of this Report
- How This Report Is Organized
- For More Information
- 1. What the iPad Is
- Welcome to the iPad
- A Guided Tour
- The Home Screen
- Connectivity
- Keypad
- Text Editing
- Touchscreen
- Screen Orientation
- Other Features
- Flash
- Apps
- Onward
- 2. All About Apps
- The Eight Stages of App Creation
- Conception
- Categorizing
- Mapping
- Wireframing
- Design
- Development
- Testing
- Distribution
- Finding Developers
- Onward
- Some Graphic Design Apps for the iPad
- Adobe Ideas
- Adobe Photoshop Express
- Air Display
- Analytics HD
- Animation Creator
- Artist’s Touch
- Art Studio for iPad
- Brushes
- Buamai Select
- Dexigner
- EFI Pace
- Flipboard
- Font Book for iPad
- The Font Game
- Freeform
- FTP On the Go Pro
- Gusto
- iDraw
- iFontMaker
- Instapaper
- LiveView
- MyPantone
- Omnigraffle
- Phaidon Design Classics
- QuadGraphics
- ReelDirector
- Sir Speedy Amarillo
- Sketchbook Pro
- WordPress
- 3. The Publishing Industry Meets the iPad
- Book Publishers
- iBook
- Other Readers
- The Future of Books
- Magazine Publishers
- Newspaper Publishers
- News[papers] On the iPad
- Local Papers
- The Upshot for Publishers
- 4. Take Two Tablets and Call Me in the Morning: Competitors
- to the iPad
- Dell
- Samsung
- RIM
- Barnes & Noble
- Toshiba
- HP
- Velocity Micro
- JooJoo
- Onward
- 5. 8 Ways that the iPad Will Affect Print
- 6. Conclusions and Recommendations
- The iPad Out in the Wild
- That’s Entertainment
- Taking Care of Business
- Holiday Strings
- Close to Home
- iPad Interest by Size of Printing Company
- Suggestions for iPad Implementation
- The Final Word
- Appendix A: Resources
- Apple Sites
- Magazines
- Blogs
- iPad Blogs
- General Tech Blogs
- Books
- General Media and Marketing Trends
- Books
- Magazines
- Online Sources
- Appendix B. Bad Apples: Some Futures That Weren’t
- 1. Apple III (1980)
- 2. Lisa (1983)
- 3. Macintosh Portable (1989)
- 4. Newton (1993)
- 5. Macintosh TV (1993)
- 6. EWorld (1994)
- 7. Pippin (1996)
- 8. eMate (1997)
- 9. 20th Anniversary Macintosh (1997)
- 10. G4 Cube (2000)
- About the Analyst
- Table of Figures
- Tablet Computing Has Been a Staple of Science-Fiction, Such As 2001: A
- Space Odyssey
- The iPad
- The Yelp! iPhone App Is Not Optimized for the iPad, But
- Can Be Enlarged
- The iPad’s Home Screen
- The iPad Pop-Up Keypad
- The iPad, Like the iPhone, Has an “Autocorrect” Feature
- Selecting, Copying, Cutting, and Pasting Are All Done Using
- the Fingers and Contextual Pop-Up Menus
- Etch-A-Sketch carrying case for the iPad
- A Very Simple Thumbnail of an “App Map”
- A “Wireframe” in the Context of App Development Is a
- “Rough Sketch” of How Each Screen Will Generally Look
- A Sample Screen Design for the Fictional PrintShopFinder iPad App
- The Apple iBookstore
- The iBook Library
- Indexed Change in Magazine Circulation, Population Growth,
- and Magazine Titles, 2000-2009 (2000=100)
- Popular Science+ for the iPad
- Gourmet Live for the iPad
- The New York Times iPad App
- The Wall Street Journal iPad App
- The USA Today iPad App
- The Dell Streak
- The Samsung Galaxy Tab
- The RIM BlackBerry PlayBook
- The NookColor
- The Toshiba Folio 100
- Rumor Has It This Is the HP Slate 500
- The Velocity Cruz Tablet
- The Fusion Garage JooJoo
- Primary Entertainment Device Among UK iPad Owners, August 2010
- Preferred Delivery Method for Reading Newspapers/Magazines
- Among UK iPad Owners, August 2010
- Which of the Following Devices Do You Own for Your Personal or
- Business Use? (Multiple Responses Permitted) —All Print Providers,
- March 2010
- We Have an iPad and are Concentrating on Developing Applications and
- Content for It for Customers —All Print Providers, June 2010
- We Do Not Have an iPad but Are Able to Develop Content That Is
- Compatible with It —All Print Providers, June 2010
- We Will Add iPad Capabilities as a Strategy to Draw New Customers
- to Our Print Capabilities —All Print Providers, June 2010
- It’s Just One of Many Content Channels That We Are Able to
- Develop for —All Print Providers, June 2010
- If We Worked with Clients to Make Their Content iPad-Friendly,
- We Would Use Freelance Resources —All Print Providers, June 2010
- The iPad Is Not Applicable to Our Business as an Opportunity
- —All Print Providers, June 2010
- We’re Focused on Print Alone as a Core Specialty Because That’s
- What We Do Best —All Print Providers, June 2010
- Our Customers Have No Interest in the iPad and Neither Do We
- —All Print Providers, June 2010
- We’ve Never Heard of the iPad —All Print Providers, June 2010
- The Apple III
- Apple Lisa
- The Macintosh Portable
- The Apple Newton
- Macintosh TV
- Apple’s EWorld
- Apple Pippin
- Apple eMate
- 20th Anniversary Macintosh
- G4 Cube
- Table of Tables
- What Is Your Company’s Perception of the iPad and How It Will
- Affect Your Business? —Print Providers by Size of Shop, June 2010
- In Just Five Years
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