10 apps for the iPad not to be overlooked
Summary: These apps may not be the most well-known, but they shouldn't be overlooked by iPad owners.
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Sports fans need to grab this app right now. It pulls a wealth of information, including video clips, about all of the user's favorite teams. It presents it in a good format for keeping up on the local teams.
You can enable notifications so you'll always get the latest information in real time.
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Here is the list
Total War Battles - $6.99
Snapseed - $4.99
MagicPlan - Free
TouchTV - Free
Hotels.com HD - Free
Team Stream HD - Free
News.me - Free
iTunes Movie Trailers - Free
Appetites - Free
Sticky Notes - Free
iPad Apps
awful one page, one app format
Ad Sales
In Washington DC, WTOP radio used to be a good news source, now their radio broadcast is made up of 1 or 2 minute blog snippets that really just tease a story and they all end with someone saying "For more info visit our Website and search for keyword <whatever>" so they sell ads on the radio that really just drive you to a website that is so poorly organized that you have to click through 4 or 5 pages to NOT find the story you wanted to hear.
Progress!
terrible selection to me and annoying as hell to find out about each
I second you, nfiertel
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You're kidding, right?
Have to Agree
iPad is useless?
LifeTopix (Complete Personal Organization App)
It integrates across topics such as tasks, projects, events, unified calendar, shopping, trips, health, activity, finance, assets, media, bookmarks, notes, checklists, services, service providers, people, education, files - complete with integrations with Dropbox, Google Docs, Google Tasks, Toodledo, iCloud, Facebook, twitter, SMS, and Email. Universal app works on all iOS devices with iOS 5.0 or higher.
I liked the information.
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virtual desktop