In 2x it will be upscaled to 1920x1280.
It's like some unholy combination of HD resolutions.
I'm wondering though if a non-retina iPhone-only app will run at the native 480x320 (lol tiny apps) and if it can be upscaled up to 4x its resolution to fill the iPad screen, which would be amusing.
probably show at 2x/4x, which means even at the smallest size they'll look like shit. I wonder if they'll do a straight pixel double for them or be all inconsistent like is now with some apps smoothed.
Which writing apps have "track changes" like in MS Word? Can Pages do that?
Mostly planning on editing my reviews on the go with the iPad versus having to bring my netbook or laptop to edit a doc really fast, while still showing my editor my changes.
Thanks!
90% sure iOS Pages doesn't have that. Check out the other big office apps I guess, Quick Office and Documents To Go are the major ones iirc. RIM bought Docs To Go guys so I have no clue what the future of that one is though.
Basically to write out thoughts/etc. on blogs and short stories I write.
Normally write on my computer but I like to get out of the house and I don't have a laptop so I use my iPad instead.
It all comes down to "feel" of the app.
I don't want to feel too boxed in and I want there to be a good selection of fonts to make it look nice.
Picky, picky - I know.
Well it could work, but the whole computer<->iOS thing with Pages is a mess right now, and that's if you even have a Mac with Pages in the first place. If it weren't for that I think it might work, with the caveat of the "feel" possibly being all wrong for you for all I know.
Maybe one of the blogging apps instead if most of the stuff will end up there? I've been too cheap to buy any and just have the free WordPress app if I feel like doing something there. That one is pretty barebones but it seems like there might be some other decent ones.
Sony has been riding the failboat to Disasterland for some time now. It's like watching a slow trainwreck.
How does a product like this ever make it out of the labs and into the market? It only hurts the brand.
I'm fine with wacky shit like that in the labs, if nothing else they're apparently open to new ideas, but yeah if it works as poorly as that it should never make it into the public.