By Sven Larsen (@zemoga)

We conclude our ”Gadget Week” with a look at the future of devices and how new content for them will be developed. As we cast our eyes to the future, many are asking, “Will the iPad (or Apple in general) kill Flash?”

As iPad sales continue to rocket upwards and the enmity between Apple and Read More-->ole for Flash in that future?

By Briana Campbell (@MsMatchgirl)

There was a quirky little field guide to Apple products – outlining the best use for three popular devices – on the Fast Company website yesterday.  What struck me, however, was the intro statement.  Author Tyler Gray poses this:

…a significant portion of your tech life will likely bear an Apple logo–and keep Steve Jobs in the finest stonewashed jeans regionally available. The question isn’t, “Do you use Apple devices,” but “Which one?” And “Where?”

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“Display advertising is dead.”

“Print is dying too.”

“No one reads the New York Times anymore.”

Looks like the Marketing folks in Cupertino disagree with all of the above. Read More-->“Where?”

We know it’s the wrong movie but this is how we imagine this conversation going …

“You talkin’ to DJ’s iPad? You must be talkin to DJ’s iPad. ‘Cause I don’t see no other iPads here.” Read More-->“Where?”

By Elad Ziv (@elad_ziv)

This weekend I had the task of making sure to grab one of Mr. Job’s “Game-Changing” devices for the boss man, Mr., Edgerton, @wiltonbound.  All week I was toying with the idea of whether or not I needed to sit outside the Apple store on Friday night in order to have a shot at grabbing this iPad Saturday morning.  On top of this, I needed to choose from Apple’s four different retail stores in Manhattan.  The 5^th Avenue store (one of the top 10 tourist destinations in NYC) seemed to be a little bit of a challenge so we decided that I would go to the West 14^th Store in Manhattan’s Meatpacking district.  After much research on the iPad’s and a little bit of investigation I decided to go to the store at 4 a.m. and pray that I would not find a line of hundreds of Apple fanatics who were there hours before me. Read More-->“Where?”

By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur)

Let’s pretend you’re an alien from outer space and tomorrow is your first day visiting earth.

And you’ve got your entrance music and your “I come in peace” speech ready.

You park your ship and lower the bridge–you’re anxious, but ready to take that one small step for aliens.

…And are soon disappointed to learn that frankly, no one gives a damn.

Before you get down on yourself, you probably should know that tomorrow is truly the worst day for an extraterrestrial landing.  Tomorrow, friend, is iPad day. Read More-->“Where?”

In case you haven’t made your decision yet!

Image courtesy of Geekdad.

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By DJ Edgerton (@wiltonbound)

With April 3^rd rapidly approaching, the buzz throughout the publishing industry is all about the iPad and more specifically the iBooks store that launches with the device. Many are talking about the iPad being a “Kindle killer” since it offers so much more functionality than Amazon’s popular device.  And Apple is definitely using its position as a viable competitor to make life more difficult for Amazon. Jeff Bezos’ team have already had major showdowns on pricing with Macmillan and it looks like there will be more such confrontations with the other members of the “founding five” (the publishers who have signed up as the initial product providers for the iBooks store). Read More-->.

… and is there anything else the digital world will be talking about today? Read More-->.