Comments on: Apples and Herbs http://www.jtrigsby.com/2010/04/apples-and-herbs/ Life In the Internet Mon, 01 Aug 2011 13:11:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Comcastic Twitter Support « the watchful http://www.jtrigsby.com/2010/04/apples-and-herbs/comment-page-1/#comment-332 Comcastic Twitter Support « the watchful Tue, 20 Apr 2010 04:33:55 +0000 http://www.jtrigsby.com/?p=932#comment-332 [...] I was listening to Life in the Internet (@LifeITI) and was tweeting my thoughts in real-time. In the middle of the podcast, both Thom @jtrigsby and @VickieRigsby simultaneously mentioned that they did NOT have Comcast as their ISP, at which point I tweeted, .@VickieRigsby and @jtrigsby is NOT Comcastic. Listen to their admission: http://www.jtrigsby.com/2010/04/apples-and-herbs/. [...] [...] I was listening to Life in the Internet (@LifeITI) and was tweeting my thoughts in real-time. In the middle of the podcast, both Thom @jtrigsby and @VickieRigsby simultaneously mentioned that they did NOT have Comcast as their ISP, at which point I tweeted, .@VickieRigsby and @jtrigsby is NOT Comcastic. Listen to their admission: http://www.jtrigsby.com/2010/04/apples-and-herbs/. [...]

]]> By: Tomas Gallucci http://www.jtrigsby.com/2010/04/apples-and-herbs/comment-page-1/#comment-416 Tomas Gallucci Tue, 13 Apr 2010 03:34:57 +0000 http://www.jtrigsby.com/?p=932#comment-416 I thought you'd mention our @<a href="http://twitter.com/bnbhuntsville" rel="nofollow">bnbhuntsville</a> conversation: is the FCC the right organization to regulate net neutrality? I thought you'd mention our @bnbhuntsville conversation: is the FCC the right organization to regulate net neutrality?

]]> By: Tomas Gallucci http://www.jtrigsby.com/2010/04/apples-and-herbs/comment-page-1/#comment-417 Tomas Gallucci Tue, 13 Apr 2010 03:26:00 +0000 http://www.jtrigsby.com/?p=932#comment-417 <i>What has been your experience with the [iPad] on-screen keyboard?</i><br>From <a href="http://professortom.xanga.com/724946434/first-moments-with-ipad---ereaders-pt-1/" rel="nofollow">my post</a>:<br><br><i>Using the iPad's keyboard to search the App store is much better than navigating on the Nook...<br><br>I must say that the iPad's capacitive, multi-touch screen was a dream to use compared to the Nook's setup. I instinctively turned the iPad to a landscape orientation. The keyboard didn't feel cramped at all, undoubtably because there were no physical keys to which to attempt to conform one's hands. Actually typing on the iPad wasn't difficult at all, but it would take some getting used to if you plan on attempting to type anything more than a string or two of text. Even standing in the store, I remember the keyboard dock that Steve Jobs promised on launch day and yearned for it...<br><br>I think that iPad could become a laptop replacement tool if you bought the docking keyboard and had enough app support.</i> What has been your experience with the [iPad] on-screen keyboard?
From my post:

Using the iPad's keyboard to search the App store is much better than navigating on the Nook…

I must say that the iPad's capacitive, multi-touch screen was a dream to use compared to the Nook's setup. I instinctively turned the iPad to a landscape orientation. The keyboard didn't feel cramped at all, undoubtably because there were no physical keys to which to attempt to conform one's hands. Actually typing on the iPad wasn't difficult at all, but it would take some getting used to if you plan on attempting to type anything more than a string or two of text. Even standing in the store, I remember the keyboard dock that Steve Jobs promised on launch day and yearned for it…

I think that iPad could become a laptop replacement tool if you bought the docking keyboard and had enough app support.

]]> By: Tomas Gallucci http://www.jtrigsby.com/2010/04/apples-and-herbs/comment-page-1/#comment-328 Tomas Gallucci Mon, 12 Apr 2010 21:34:57 +0000 http://www.jtrigsby.com/?p=932#comment-328 I thought you'd mention our @<a href="http://twitter.com/bnbhuntsville" rel="nofollow">bnbhuntsville</a> conversation: is the FCC the right organization to regulate net neutrality? I thought you'd mention our @bnbhuntsville conversation: is the FCC the right organization to regulate net neutrality?

]]> By: Tomas Gallucci http://www.jtrigsby.com/2010/04/apples-and-herbs/comment-page-1/#comment-327 Tomas Gallucci Mon, 12 Apr 2010 21:26:00 +0000 http://www.jtrigsby.com/?p=932#comment-327 <i>What has been your experience with the [iPad] on-screen keyboard?</i><br>From <a href="http://professortom.xanga.com/724946434/first-moments-with-ipad---ereaders-pt-1/" rel="nofollow">my post</a>:<br><br><i>Using the iPad's keyboard to search the App store is much better than navigating on the Nook...<br><br>I must say that the iPad's capacitive, multi-touch screen was a dream to use compared to the Nook's setup. I instinctively turned the iPad to a landscape orientation. The keyboard didn't feel cramped at all, undoubtably because there were no physical keys to which to attempt to conform one's hands. Actually typing on the iPad wasn't difficult at all, but it would take some getting used to if you plan on attempting to type anything more than a string or two of text. Even standing in the store, I remember the keyboard dock that Steve Jobs promised on launch day and yearned for it...<br><br>I think that iPad could become a laptop replacement tool if you bought the docking keyboard and had enough app support.</i> What has been your experience with the [iPad] on-screen keyboard?
From my post:

Using the iPad's keyboard to search the App store is much better than navigating on the Nook…

I must say that the iPad's capacitive, multi-touch screen was a dream to use compared to the Nook's setup. I instinctively turned the iPad to a landscape orientation. The keyboard didn't feel cramped at all, undoubtably because there were no physical keys to which to attempt to conform one's hands. Actually typing on the iPad wasn't difficult at all, but it would take some getting used to if you plan on attempting to type anything more than a string or two of text. Even standing in the store, I remember the keyboard dock that Steve Jobs promised on launch day and yearned for it…

I think that iPad could become a laptop replacement tool if you bought the docking keyboard and had enough app support.

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