Moves demonstrates the power of an inverse relationship between input and output.

A nit about the way iOS asks you for permission to access your own photos.

A quick note about the incredible contributions that Marc Edwards is making to the app design community.

You can never be too thin, and neither can the bezel on your tablet.

Ahead of Apple’s iPad 3 announcement, what I really want are improvements to the software.

Thoughts on protection and accessories for iPad in the days leading up to a new model.

Some thoughts on the unique shareability of Apple’s post-PC device.

The iPad is capable of so much more than what we’re using it for today, and I’m hiring a team to tap into some of that enormous potential.

An idea for a crowdsourced archive of the way mobile and tablet apps evolve.

If you thought contemporary art was hard to understand, try using Gagosian Gallery’s new iPad app.

Credit where credit is due: Adobe is producing very good apps for this platform.

Some random thoughts after upgrading to the new model of Apple’s post-PC device.

How social magazines like Flipboard and TweetMag can take the next big step.

The regrettable trend of instructional screens, where broken interfaces are explained away.

An update on how this quixotic format is doing and further thoughts on why these efforts are hurting more than they’re helping.

Some follow-up thoughts to my post yesterday about the strategy publishers are following on the iPad.

What I think of periodicals on the iPad. Hint: not my favorite thing ever.

I keep finding more and more uses for my iPad, as well as many irritating software shortcomings.

Flipboard is writing a case study in how not to launch a product.

Vainly trying to avoid final score spoilers with the MLB At Bat app for iPad.