Apple MB384LL User Manual download pdf (Page 5)

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2011 BUYERS’ GUIDE

100 esseNTiAL APPs

Books + Education

iBooks (Universal iPad/iPhone)

Originally content to be just a nicer-looking iPad

eBook reader and buying experience than Amazon’s

Kindle, Apple’s iBooks has become even better over

time, adding iPhone and iPod touch support, the

ability to read PDFs - including

our Books and Buyers’ Guides -

and of course, much more

content in its built-in iBookstore.

With an integrated brightness

control for reading in dierent

lighting conditions, and faster

page-turning than before, this is

now a must-grab. FREE

Distant Suns 3

Learn about planets

and stars using any iOS

device, with compass

support to align the star

chart with the night sky.

Hands-on and cool.

$10

Flipboard

Customize this magazine-

like app with content

you want from major

web sites, Facebook, and

Twitter; makes text feeds

visually interesting.

FREE

Marvel Comics

Dig into Marvel’s amazing

collection of superhero

comics, some free, most

sold for $2-$4 each. Zoom

in on anything, swipe to

change pages.

FREE

Inkling

A next-generation

textbook replacement

with a bookstore that

sells by the chapter. Every

publisher and school

should use this.

FREE

Papers

Academic research

literature is at your

ngertips with this now

universal app, critical for

science students and

some professionals.

$15

Reeder

A deliberately spartan

but highly ecient UI

makes RSS reading via

Google Reader a joy.

Separate iPad and iPhone

apps, sadly.

$3/$5

The Elements

Incredible next-gen iPad

book renders the periodic

table with spinning 3-D

objects; you’ll learn while

feeling like you’re living in

the future.

$14

Solar Walk

Beautiful time-coded 3-D

renditions of planets in

our solar system come

to life on the large iPad

screen, though iPhone is

also supported.

$35

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