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Retro Riverloop Raturdays :DRe: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :D6am riverloop. Be there or not there.
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :DWell what a ride, Wazza, Dan, Pentlandexile, Vaeske, Red Rover (I think) & myself left from Browning Street, Elantra met us along Coro Drv.making a group of 7.
The Zeus seat post on Luis is obviously worn out from years of use (& probably neglect going by the condition I received the frame), so the first time the road bent up the seat pivoted up at the nose, around the same time Wazza realised his bars were a little loose, a quick stop just before the Uni was required, seatpost bolt done up to the max (I've changed out the seatpost as it's seen better days & is really too worn for my riding style), Wazza's bars tensioned we headed off again. Just before Indooroopilly, Dan had his rear wheel lock up (top excuse Dan, but I was still blowing you guys off in the sprint), it looked like the cassette lock ring had come loose & the cassette had moved on the hub causing the hub to bind up on the wheel. No roadside fix for this one, Elantra, Vaeske & Red Rover headed back to Browning St to get a vehicle to save Dan (we need a RBQ started), whilst Wazza, Pentlandexile & myself carried on around the loop, PE must have needed a toilet or was on an early pass because he left Waz & I in his dust, Waz & I (the original mechanic perpetrators) finished the loop on our pats (pat malone, rhyming slang), got back to Browning St ready for the post ride coffee, only to find the others were not yet back. We took a vote & felt we wouldn't find them on the road & the coffee would get cold if we even tried, so Waz & I headed over to our usual post ride coffee shop, enough time to down an iced tea when Dan & Vaeske lobbed, as we'd already ordered we felt they could look after themselves (well, they'd done ok to this point). Video's are currently uploading to youtube, I'll link them when they're finished. Video #1 http://youtu.be/5PMk9B7MU1o Video #2 http://youtu.be/wqaIeo4qV9I Video #3 http://youtu.be/lvJDOwtmVWw Video #4 http://youtu.be/zzosJiuke8A Video #5 http://youtu.be/WRefT7zng3U That's it until next Sat, Luis now has a different seatpost & saddle, pulled the headset down & the bearings are shot, will attempt to get a new headset in before next Raturday or I ride one of the others, the tyres are slower than a wet week, so I'll be chasing some thin 27" rag wall tyres (hopefully they'll spin a little quicker than the Conti Ultra Sports) & I've fitted another washer into the friction shifters (blinking thing changes from 1st to 3rd every time you climb), there is plan afoot to also have a bit of a ride on Sunday's, both Waz & Dan will be riding a multi-day charity event in a few months & want to get a few kms into their legs, I'll may go along to lend some encouragement. See everybody out there at Browning St West End at 6am next Raturday (if I'm back from hunting).
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :DHi all, I am a start for Raterday this coming weekend. Will be bringing the Cinelli along for a run. Dan and Vaeske, we can exchange rims, and saddles before/after.
I will be bringing a box of goodies along for you all to rifle through and have what you want - too low in value/difficult to list in my eBay store, too valuable to just throw away. I am hoping this stuff is of use to someone. A few sets of bars, seatpoles, saddle bags, tyres ..... will post a photo later. Anyone got a 26.6mm MTB seat pole they want to sell/swap?
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Pretty sure I have one - will check tonight.
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :D26.6mm seatpost, near new uncut (405mm long, seat rail bed to end), for the life of me I can't remember why it's even here, I'll bring it with me.
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :DI won't check tonight, then o_O
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I'll bring the frame along to check, but thanks Wal!
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :DKeen for both Sat and Sunday. I'll be there for sure.
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Sunday as well? You need the Retro Riverloop Runday thread
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :DSunday 6am works for me.
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Well if the weather keeps as good as this (for Brisbane), we better get used to that
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :DHi all,
See you on Raterday. Here's what remains of a box of stuff looking for a good home (Free stuff, free stuff). The big cross over a few is because I have found a home for the item already. Clockwise from top: Alloy 25.4mm 42cm wide handlebars - no markings, lots of tape residue FSA XC281 MTB riser handlebar - wide - 31.9mm clamp - scratched Velocity saddle setback/forward clamp Pair cheap alloy pedals and toe clips - would clean up fine once the rusty reflector brackets are taken off Set of useable Time (first generation) cleats Scott Aero bars Vitus seat pole - measures 23mm dia Some Gel Womens saddle MTB stems (for 25.4mm clamp) - 120mm UNo & 100m Azonic ORC If you want 'em - come and collect them (I won't be holding on to them for anyone - just handing this stuff out on Raterday). Otherwise, check my ebay store to see if there's anything I have you want me to bring up (I'll always do the retro crew a deal), or let me know if you are looking for anything specific (my retro stocks are mainly 90s Campag and Suntour, + large frames/forks). Dan, got a rim, a saddle to recover, and a 980 FD for you to check out. Am I missing anything? Vaeske, got a pair of track hubs for you. What are you planning on giving me? Wal, keen to check out that 26.6mm pole you have ...... hmmm that sounded funny.
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Hey, be polite about my very thin Polish friend, Igor. Not sure but those bars you have look like a TdF (or similar) bend, I may want them off you if they are. Big issue with Luis, steering head bearings are RS, waiting for replacements to arrive, so I may ride the Nutri-Grain special on Raturday. Also, going to sell the Superlite (as a bare frame) that I got from munga a short while ago, I keep getting new projects & that always seems to be getting moved back down the list to be built, so obviously I'm probably never going to get around to building it, can't remember what I paid for it (I have a figure I'll accept in my head, it's probably less than what I paid for it), also with Luis being here, I'm thinking that the Repco Vantage touring bike could go as well, got Shim SIS indexed D/T shifting, Shim brakes, Araya wheels, nice soft double bar tape, it's a dual rear lugged tourer so it's lugged for mudguards & rear rack, has new cartridge bb, Maxi's Detonator tyres, ready to ride, probably take around $150 for it.
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :DJust spoke with our glorious beloved leader, he won't be attending on Raturday as he'll be tied up (no, just literally) with capitalistic ventures (he's really not a true socialist is he??), so once again Dan will be leading the ride (well I go too slow up hills & I have the camera on top of my helmet), so I shall be bringing up the rear (except for the sprint points, when will you guys learn?).
6am (no really 6am) Browning Street West End (near the Melbourne Hotel), be there or be somewhere else (as Dan says), so who's being there & who's being elsewhere?????
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :DI ain't no usurper, man....
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :Ddammit, keeping tabs on two strava accounts is doing my head in.
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :DBut yes, I'll be there on the viner, rabbiting on about slalom coaster brake lowriders to anyone who will listen.
Velo13, no need to bring dérailleurs, pretty sure I'll list the rest of the 8spd gear I have instead of piecing together another group... But rim and saddle, most definitely.
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There's a segment for that, you know.
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It ain't hard bro, I ain't been fricking riding since last Sat. should be easy peasy.
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :Di joke! i kid! i keeed! haven't been on a ride since.. well, since the last time i went on a ride with you guys. a month ago?
i know i've put on a kilo or two..
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :Deasy princess, we'll have a soy flat white decaf mocca waiting for you at the finish line.
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :DDon't forget the half strength.
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :DLuis is ready (bar the new tyres I'm just about go fit to it), I have to get race fuel tomorrow morning, so I'm not wanting to screw around waiting for people who aren't turning up, weather forecast is for rain, I'm riding no matter what, who's definitely on tomorrow (irrespective of weather).
If nobody puts their hand up then I'll be leaving 6am sharp in the morning, if no one else is there, that is, I won't be waiting for maybe's. OK you lot, hands up or make sure you are there before 6am.
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :DShould it be hammering down, I will make an appearance in order to drop this stuff off/collect stuff, but may not roll. I had a good hit out today, and it rained on me most of the ride ... not so keen on doing that again.
Re: Retro Riverloop Raturdays :DI'll have the seatpost there for you.
I'm just about to head down & chuck everything into the car. It ain't raining here, so where are you lot?
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M7 Safety Alert ThreadRe: M7 Safety Alert ThreadInteresting sign Don, thanks for posting. Very interesting that it reads "Cyclists are advised not to exceed 30 km/h".
That seems rather less stern language than a speed limit - maybe more like the speed advisory warnings on signs at road bends. If you exceed it, you may risk being considered reckless and negligent. What do the legal beagles here make of it ? WombatK
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Re: M7 Safety Alert ThreadBugger! I like the M7 for the very reason that you can go quickly and where I use it, there are only very few people on it.
Re: M7 Safety Alert ThreadThere were no speed advisory signs along the M7 path I rode today. Perhaps a better way to enhance safety is for the dead heads to stop riding two abreast around the blind corners with one rider crossing onto to the other side of the path.
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They are at the entrance to Sunnyholt Rd at the top of the ramp,and at the norwest carpark, they seem to be off the actual cycleway, more on the entrances but further back.Tim ps There will allways be deadheads who can't ride safely, its a fact of life, not just cycling on the M7C
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That's not just on the M7 cycleway. It often happens on the Greystanes Canal reserve on that blind corner where you turn left to go down alongside the Prospect Reservoir car-park. You just ride like you are expecting it to happen. And give them a serve for it. M7 is probably one of the best cycleways/shared paths for what we do, it is well surfaced and usually fairly wide.
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It's usually the Euro-cool roadies who ride two abreast through the blind corners and when I suggest they move to their own side of the path they usually tell me to you know what. I believe their reaction is one of embarrassment for being called on dangerous riding and they react by shooting the messenger.
Re: M7 Safety Alert ThreadJust keep an eye out on the bridge over Woodstock Av, Rooty Hill. When travelling south the expansion plate on the start of the bridge has a bump that is getting larger. I hit it at the wrong angle the other day and now have a very slight buckle in my front - if it was wet I think if you hit it at the wrong angle it could bring you down.
JK I hear you - my work mate and I do ride two abreast so we can talk but not when there are other riders / peds approaching or on the bends. I think (IMHO) that it is just too risky. Not fast, no style, but still get there.
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Thanks for the note. And I think it is quite fine to ride as you are doing. You are sensible about it. I ride like that sometimes too, I enjoy talking and it's much easier to do this riding side-by-side.
Re: M7 Safety Alert ThreadThere is plenty of room to ride two abreast.
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Unless you are going around blind corners.
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What do blind corners have to do with riding two abreast? Hold your line, don't cross over onto the wrond side. Its an easy concept.
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Do you ride the M7? If you did you would understand that human error accounts for a lot of the accidents in the underpasses of the M7. particularly when 2 groups approach each other.It happens, people over cook the approach, and drift across. The ideal way to ride it is if you are with someone or a group, is to drop into single file for the bends and underpasses, then regroup and continue your conversation 2 up when it is safe. Any imbecile can understand that. However many don't which is why there are many accidents.Tim
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I don't appreciate the inference that I'm an imbecile, mate. I've cycled thousands of km's on that track and never had an accident, but I don't cut corners, whether in a group, alone or two abreast.
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You have drawn the inference, i was infering nothing to you, but the ones who cut the corners.
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+1. It's about risk management. There is no need to ride two abreast through the blind corners. The risk of drifting over the centreline is high. If the outside rider takes corrective action to avoid a head on he/she will take out their riding partner. Don't ride two abreast through the corners. It's idiotic.
Re: M7 Safety Alert ThreadThursday 8th Nov. - 4:20pm - Just a quick update at moment in the Blacktown area there is an electrical storm coming through.
Be careful out there - ride safe. Not fast, no style, but still get there.
Re: M7 Safety Alert Threadjust a heads up, lots of storm debris between elizabeth drive and prestons, mainly leaves and twigs etc but there are also some decent size branches too. i managed to kick a few of the really large ones off so take care out there
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Thanks for the note - I'm planning to head out that way tomorrow morning - weather permitting.
Re: M7 Safety Alert ThreadI did ride along the southern side of M7 past Horsley Drive and pretty much all the storm debris is clear, but watch for the 90° corners under the M7 motorway, there is still a lot of loose dirt there.
Re: M7 Safety Alert Threadanother snake, a brown 3-4 foot long perfectly across the line in the centre of the path.
Dean Park i think, North of Richmond Rd where you are high above the road. 330-4pm today. the name of the game is to overtake a more expensive bike than yours.
Re: M7 Safety Alert ThreadFolks,
Brown snake just north of the Hoxton Park overpass this morning at approx 9:00am. It is that time of year
Re: M7 Safety Alert ThreadThanks for the report. I've updated the M7 Safety Alerts google map. You are welcome to edit it if I've got the location wrong. Map also updated for this see here WombatK
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Re: M7 Safety Alert ThreadWatch for little rabbits. Last Friday night (28th Dec) there was one running around on the path, no big deal. This Friday though (4th Jan), there were two bolting around on the downhll sections. Not much fun when you're on the aerobars..
What are these salesmen peddling?
Re: M7 Safety Alert ThreadHi everyone
If you are coming down the hill too fast and are not slowed down by the speed bumps at Norwest, going towards Parramatta, right where you will most probably lose it on the bend the railing pops off its rectangular metal base leaving a piece of metal that can go into your shoulder and leave a 10 x 6 cm hole all the way down to your bone or Clavicle as the doctors call it. As you have probably guessed I know this from experience and have the photos if anyone is interested.
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lukasbrooklyn wrote:i don't know if it is (surely it must have been conceived before 4k?); whatever the case, it's definitely not ergonomical on my 2,560 x 1,440-pixel native resolution.
4K or UHD is 50% more pixels (4096x2160 in the case of 4K or 3840×2160 in the case of UHD).
That's a LOT more, and it must be a massive shift in perceptive (or so it seems to me).
lukasbrooklyn wrote: the thing is, i need to be able to read the inserts. and to be able to do that, the channels need to be extended horizontally so much so that they eat up too much screen real estate, and not many chan's fit in the mixer that way. someone just didn't put enough thought into it.
The things is (and was. and will be) that zoomable mixer (the phenomenon that you descried is one of its "merits") is just NO GO. it is a bad implementation in the sake of "we can do, so lets do it". not everything that is achievable and doable is also beneficial. and MixDebacle proves that notion very well.
lukasbrooklyn wrote:that's just one ill-executed implementation, of dozens. wish i got a cent for every 'load preset' dialog that loaded when i wanted to bring up a plugin's gui instead.
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AP wrote:I really don't have any issues with Cubase but I like to visit this forum because it can be very entertaining
I agree with the latter.
With the former... if you don't have issues with Cubase, please sit this one out.
AP wrote:I'm an advanced Cubase user and Graduated Professional Audio Engineer. I've work in pro studios SSL/Protools and at home with Cubase 7.5 my Daw of choice.
Good for you (though u don't really want to know what I think about "Graduated Professional Audio Engineers" as I am one myself)
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Five Lessons from a Year of Tablet UX Research
The iPad was first launched in April 2010. One month later my organization, AnswerLab, conducted its first UX research on the new device. We sought to understand what kinds of content consumers expect across mobile platforms, how it should differ on the mobile phone from the touchscreen tablet, and how native app content should differ from the web experience on both mobile phones and touchscreen tablets.
Since the iPad's launch and our first foray into tablet research, the proliferation of iPads and the new content opportunities they offer have kept developers, designers, product managers and marketers very busy. As a result, we've spent dozens of hours across multiple ethnographic and laboratory research interviews with iPad users over the last year. We have learned that although many people purchased iPads thinking they would be "big iPhones," nearly everyone said the iPad exceeded their expectations. Yet the tablet platform breaks the mold from certain commonly accepted paradigms on traditional computer and mobile platforms, and raises unique concerns and potential barriers to adoption in some areas. As a guide for developers, designers, and product managers, we have identified three key trends across our tablet UX research and provide five lessons for creating tablet experiences.
Trend #1: Trading (Home) Computer Time for iPad Time
The trend we most frequently observed in our research is of the iPad serving as a replacement for users' home computers. People describe the experience of using the iPad as "fun," "easy," and "convenient." In fact, convenience is the number-one driver for many individuals using their iPads instead of desktop or even laptop computers. In cases where they would otherwise turn on a computer and sit down at a desk, iPad users instead grab their iPad from the kitchen counter or coffee table and have instant access to content while walking around the house, sitting on the couch, or lying in bed.
Recently published research from Nielsen indicates that 70% of tablet owners use their device while watching TV, and 57% use their device while in bed. However, consumers don't think of iPads as truly "mobile" devices at this point; instead, they think of them as a "portable" device, more akin to an extra-convenient laptop than to an iPhone. Nielsen reports that only 21% of tablet owners use their device while shopping or running errands, compared to a full 59% of smartphone owners. This means that for many iPad owners the iPad lives primarily at their home and goes with them only when they have a specific reason to bring it along.
On the topic of portability: we have observed that many Wi-Fi-only iPad owners take their iPads with them to locations they know will provide wireless Internet. 3G-enabled iPad owners, on the other hand, take special pride in knowing they can use their iPads anywhere. If we expect mobile broadband adoption to increase in the years coming, we should also expect tablet owners to use their devices more frequently outside the home.
Users see the iPad as a fun device to use. The gestural touch interface is important to the overall delight factor of the device. Users expect intuitive experiences that are sleek and well presented. Compared to a desktop or laptop computer, the iPad is seen as something more personal and customizable (here, the iPad is similar to a smartphone device). Amazon's iPad app, for instance, gives access to the full Amazon catalog through a fun and intuitive interface that users have said "beats the Amazon website."
When it comes to using the iPad for work- or school-related purposes, the same Nielsen research also notes that approximately one in four tablet owners use their devices while attending a meeting or class. That level of adoption for those use cases is higher than had been initially expected when the iPad was launched in 2010. We anticipate that work- or school-related iPad usage will continue to rise as users to turn to their iPads over their computers.
Despite all this enthusiasm for the iPad, however, tablet owners still frequently opt to use their computers instead of their iPads. Most individuals prefer to use a desktop or laptop computer in these circumstances:
- tasks that require significant amounts of text entry
- anything that requires multi-tasking, e.g. browsing with multiple tabs
- work that requires specialized programs or detailed manipulation, e.g., Excel or Photoshop
- activities where security is a major concern
- tasks that require information that is stored only on the computer
But for the majority of their web browsing, reading, and casual computer usage, people turn to their iPads.
Trend #2: The Tablet Is a Shared Device and Raises Security Concerns
Many iPad owners share the device, especially at home among family members. This is different from how most people in the U.S. use their mobile phones, so many of the paradigms from the mobile platform (e.g., persistent login) need to be revisited. For example, many iPad owners are reluctant to log into websites or apps on the iPad because they share the device with others, and they don't want to be bothered to remember their login credentials and log out every time they access a service. These same users are more comfortable handling multiple users on a traditional computer platform, where they can have multiple user profiles and are generally more accustomed to juggling multiple logins. The fact that iOS still doesn't support multiple users presents a challenge to many iPad owners; perhaps Apple will choose to support multiple users in future iOS releases.
A common workaround for family members is to share a single login for each site or app they frequent. While this works reasonably well as a workaround, it means that the experience is no longer personalized for each individual.
Another area of concern for many iPad owners is security. Tablet platforms are uncharted waters for most of the population. The shared-device factor, worries about theft or accidental purchases, and general lack of familiarity make users more worried about security on the iPad compared to computer or mobile platforms. Users want to know where their personal information is going, who has it, and how it is being used. While most people have ample experience with using the Web on a computer and have established a certain level of understanding (and therefore trust) those same people are skeptical of entering personal information on the iPad. As one of our research participants told us, "For security reasons I don't like having my credit card number in a gazillion devices, so I only have that on one computer."
While these security concerns apply to both the Web and apps on the iPad, users are especially wary of apps. This can be attributed again to an overall lack of familiarly with apps, and the fact that users don't know how their information is being used or where it is being saved. Many users feel that by entering their credentials on multiple devices they are exposing themselves to a greater risk of that information being compromised. Skepticism towards apps may also stem from prior negative experiences with apps that were buggy or otherwise poorly designed; people feel that if the UI design has problems, then the underlying security structure cannot be trusted. All of these factors, especially when combined, make users less likely to log into a website or app on the iPad compared to their home computers or mobile phones.
Trend # 3: Tablet Users Need an Experience-Based Incentive to Access Apps Over the Web
Although iPad users have security concerns, they maintain high expectations for iPad native apps. Many people report using the Web on their iPads even when equivalent apps are available. What explains this behavior?
Using the Web (as opposed to native apps) to access content is habit. Our field studies have shown repeatedly that most users' first impulse is to open Safari and either search using the toolbar, or navigate directly to a specific site via a bookmark or direct URL input. The web browsing experience on the iPad is very good, especially compared to smartphone devices. Users feel like they can access the full web experience on their iPads, and therefore apps are not a necessity for most sites. The one notable exception here is that nearly everyone we speak to understands that they cannot access sites that utilize Flash on the iPad, a problem that they find particularly annoying.
The major takeaway for app developers is that they must provide an experience that goes above and beyond the Web in order to give users an incentive to use an app over the web equivalent. Users expect apps to be faster, better looking, and more streamlined. However, content must not be limited; otherwise users will feel that they still need to refer to the Web, and the last thing users want is to duplicate effort on a device where the web experience is so good to begin with.
We find that when users want a "streamlined" experience from iPad apps, which means a sleek, intuitive interface and improved loading speed compared to the Web. Users delight in natural interactions that take advantage of unique touch gestures available in apps, and describe using the iPad as "fun." "Streamlined" does not mean limiting the amount of content or information that users can access. This differs from expectations on smartphones, where users accept that apps will provide a limited feature set and browsing the full versions of many websites is tedious. iPad users demand better. For example, Target's iPad app simply directs users to target.com to view product details, instead of providing full product details and an engaging experience within the app. This has left many users confused and wondering why full product details were not offered in the app itself.
App discovery is another issue for many developers, as users are less likely to seek out apps on their own when they have a perfectly acceptable web experience at their fingertips. Most people appreciate a prompt when they visit a website from their iPad to let them know an app is available, as long as the prompt is easy to dismiss and does not appear on subsequent visits.
Users may also be confused when separate versions of an app are offered for the iPhone and iPad. We have seen many people using iPhone apps on their iPad, completely unaware that a separate iPad version exists. Users expect a universal app, even if they don't know what this means. They expect that selecting and downloading an app on their iPad will automatically get them the optimized version. A similar issue arises with app naming conventions. Apps with "mobile" in their titles can lead to confusion on the iPad, as users may think the app is not optimized for the iPad ("Amazon Mobile" is one such example).
What it All Means: Five Lessons for Creating Tablet Experiences
When creating experiences for the iPad (or tablet platforms in general), developers, designers, and product managers should keep the following lessons in mind:
- The iPad is viewed as more of a small computer than a big iPhone, so apps should be designed to provide a fast, intuitive, and full-featured experience that is fun to use, and that beats the Web.
- People use their iPads as extra-portable laptops, but don't necessarily bring them with them everywhere. This means that in the iPad's current state, location-specific experiences are secondary to core functionality. However, look for this to change as the proliferation rate of mobile broadband increases in the coming years.
- When browsing the Web, users expect to access the full version of websites, so ensure that your site is optimized to deliver a great experience on the iPad in addition to on traditional computer platforms. For example, input fields should include the appropriate HTML5 tags to streamline information entry on the iPad by serving up the appropriate iPad keypad.
- The fact that the iPad serves as a shared device (without iOS support for multiple users) presents unique challenges, so be sure to consider how features and use cases (e.g., one-click purchases) may be affected by multiple users sharing a single device.
- Security is a major concern for iPad users as many are still unfamiliar with the platform. Plan accordingly and be aware that users may be less likely to log in or enter their personal information when using a tablet device.
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Our research has focused on the iPad largely because it is currently the leader in terms of overall market share, and this trend is expected to continue through 2012-2013.
While I believe the trends highlighted in this article do apply beyond the iPad to all tablet devices, I certainly agree that other tablet platforms have their own set of OS-specific concerns that will be of increasing importance as new tablet devices continue to increase their market share.
This is a great point ("99 times out of 100 everything that is on Target.com is actually in the App").
However this was not something that users noticed or processed - instead they were compelled to tap the "See Full Details on Target.com" button and were consistently frustrated that the app was pointing them to the website and inferring by the labeling of this button that the app was lacking details that could be found on the website (even if this was not the case).
Nice post - and highlights some of the core issues when designing UX for any alternative (to computer) device.
But it only tackles Apple - not 'tablets'.
Working on Android, the challenge is that each device will present the UX via a multitude of configurations (OS, Core UX design, physical device design).
We should expect the same complexity when the other tech providers properly infiltrate the tablet market. As most users (by 'most' I mean 'the largest number!') are likely to *not* be Apple users how do we address these issues in UX design?
Still a very good article, and still important contextual perspectives on the user's scenarios, but how about addressing this challenge?
These tablet insights align well with Chapter 17 of my new book, "Designing Search: UX Strategies for eCommerce Success" (Wiley, 2011)
One thing I do differently in my book is offer solutions to these issues, and ways to take advantage of the new tablet capabilities to create a search experience unlike any other... and create tremendous ROI.
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Efren, I might be mistaken but... It doesn't look like UX Magazine itself does any research. All of the authors are members of the UX community from various companies, so they rely on the contributions of the community for what they publish. Probably because they don't seem to be making any money. So to fault them for relying on the research of others is to criticize them for being what they are. If you don't think the research in a given area is sufficient, why not conduct it and get it published?
I would like to read an article on tablet devices that does not rehash recent NNG or AnswerLab reports. Forrester has done some good work on tablets, maybe you should rehash those instead.
There are ZERO original articles.
I'm a bit disappointed in UX Mag as of late.
I would like to read more about what research UX Mag is doing rather than that of other people/groups. It's good to reference others research in order to support your hypothesis, however, don't use their synthesis for a lack of your own.
You might want to take another look at the Target app. 99 times out of 100 everything that is on Target.com is actually in the App (for product details). Some items are light on information, you'll find that they're also light on information on the website.
A retraction or an update would be nice.
Cool story bro, but the problem is tablet are still not enought powerful to display standard web pages.
A mobile content (flash or html5) have to be optimised for mobile device.
Wow. Exceptionally well researched and well written article. Responsive design and an understanding of how people use devices (and why) is definitely set to be the hottest topic to affect UX practitioners and designers over the next year or so. More articles like this please!
Great article with some positive insight into tablet use. The native app experience has an opportunity to be targeted and personalized to the end user with a slick UX. Where the native app offers more than it's webpage counterpart I think we'll see a proliferation of apps that mash up the web into our own index. This said, I support the open web and will always be an advocate for it's use. Happy birthday world wide web.


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KONG® Extreme Flyer is made from ultra durable, black "extreme" rubber that stands up to the rigorous demands of the most enthusiastic dog. Read More
Never leave a pet unattended with any treat or toy!
- Brand: Kong
- Type: Flying Discs
- Chew Strength: Heavy Duty
- Material: Rubber
- Color: Black
- Size: 10"
Reviews (4)
"More durable than the red"
My dog goes through a red Kong flyer in 2 weeks max. These black ones last a couple of months. Yes, they're not the same material, but my heeler likes to shake the everlovin' out of it when he catches it - these survive and the red ones don't.
"poor substitute for red Kong flyer"
I tried the Extreme Flyer for one day (about 15 min.) and knew it was inferior in quality to the red Flyer I have used for several years. I immediately sent it back to Jeffers and URGE you unhappy customers to do the same.
"make this thicker!"
did not hold up like the regular red kongs we have been buying for years. thought it would be made from the same material as the black kong chew toy! our dog loves to shake it and catch it, but his tooth went through it first throw, then just a matter of time till it was a round piece of rubber!
"Heavier duty"
This is heavier duty than the red flyer, but still not something to be left to chew on. They can get their teeth through it. Great for frisbee and also fun for tugging!


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Where to Stay
Suburb, Chiang Mai
The newest first-class hotel at the heart of the exotic city of Chiang Mai is a member of the Empress Hotels Group. With 176 room and offering elegantly-designed accommodations, restaurants, bar, meeting rooms and recreational facilities, the Park Hotel should be your next stop in Chiang Mai.
From richly appointed deluxe rooms and Studio Suites to luxurious two bedroom Executive Suites, each offers a panoramic view of Chiang Mai's green hillsides and bustling The Park Hotel business district.
The Park Hotel meets the Thailand Tourism Standard and provides the best service with high standards.
No. of units : 176
High Season : November - February
Low Season : March - October
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Faculty at CSFS
Faculty at the California School of Forensic Studies are some of the most experienced, qualified faculty in the field of forensic studies, both in the U.S. and internationally.
Expertise ranges from presenting ground-breaking research to regularly and consistently working with family courts, police departments, and prisons. Faculty include an Italian federal police officer, an expert in terrorism and risk assessment with federal law enforcement experience, a senior superintendent for the South African police, and a former consultant to the FBI's Unabomber Task Force.
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- CSFS also makes available a list of faculty experts in forensic study specialty areas


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