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I use the iWork suite. I've tried both iWork and DocsTo Go and it's an obvious choice for me. DocsToGo is ugly and the formatting seems to not translate over well when brought to a desktop. I do with that iWork would allow for integration with Dropbox though.
iWork vs Documents to Go -- Which one should you use?
When it comes to document editing and creation on the iPad, two solutions really stand out: Apple's iWork Suite (Pages, Numbers, and Keynote) and DataViz's Documents to Go app. Which is better? Well, I wish the decision was that easy.
Both apps (or set of apps in iWork's case -- you can buy each separately) allow you to edit and create documents, spreadsheets and presentations. iWork also has the advantage of using Apple's iWork format and Office format as well and is beautifully designed. Documents to Go does a stellar job of rendering and editing Microsoft's Office format. Let's begin by looking at each app a little more in-depth. I will focus primarily on the differences of how each application handles their word processing since this is the number one reason people would use these apps and, you probably don't want a mini-novel to read. There is an incredible amount to discuss with both iWork and Documents to Go, I cannot conceivably cover it all here. My goal is to give you a detailed enough overview to help you decided which app will work best for you.
Apple sells the iWork Suite of applications for $9.99 each. The individual apps are Pages (word processor), Numbers (spreadsheet) and Keynote (presentations). Pages looks amazing. Just the aesthetic alone let's you know this isn't "baby software", but the real deal. When you start off by creating a new document, you are presented with several beautiful templates to get you started. For our purposes, we will look at a standard blank document. You have a standard document toolbar at the top of the screen. The Body button gives you a good set of default styles. To the right you have the traditional Bold, Italics and Underline buttons. Finally you have a tab-like icon that gives you the ability to enter a tab, line break, column or page break. Wow, that is some serious stuff there.
On the top of the screen you have an "i" button. This allows you to define a style, lists and indents, text alignment and line spacing. To the right is the picture icon that inserts pictures, tables, charts and shapes. Finally you have the wrench icon that essentially has your settings for Pages; Find, margins, watermarks and more can be found here.
Once you begin typing, you have a very familiar experience, it's just like a desktop whether you have been using a Mac or a PC. Use the tab button to quickly indent. Use the ruler to adjust alignments or place tab stops. Regardless, the interface is simple yet powerful. Do you have a multiple page document? A new innovative feature uses the ability to tap and hold in the right margin. This will bring up a magnifying glass that shows you a thumbnail preview of your page. Drag your finger down and it will preview the other pages in your document. Release on the desired page and Pages will instantly open the previewed page for you; no clumsy flicking or endless scrolling needed.
When your document is done, you can email it, share via iWork.com, send it to iTunes, copy it to iDisk or copy it to WebDav. The most popular method is to email. It is important to note that Pages creates your document in the .pages format which is not compatible with any other word processing application other than iWork for Mac. So, when you email your document, you are given three choices: send it as a Pages, PDF or .Doc format. The .doc option is compatible with PCs and PDF is comparable with just about any computer platform, but is not natively editable. If you send in Pages and PDF formats you will be quite pleased with the results. If you create a complex document with graphics, columns, , etc. and send via .doc format, your results may differ. I typically only create boring APA (American Psychological Association) formatted documents, and when sent via .doc format, they render beautifully. The same goes with importing a document, from say, from email. Though Pages does a really good job of opening and editing .doc documents, it is not flawless and some formatting loss can happen. Apple has improved this process with each update, but it is still not perfect. However, this is one of Pages strong points, it actually supports more than one format. You can also easily upload and download documents from the "cloud" via the iDisk and WebDav options.
At the end of the day, iWork gives you a beautiful robust set of tools for not only word processing but for spreadsheet calculations and creating presentations as well. Many of the same features carry over such as sending in Microsoft-friendly formats and access your files from the cloud. Though these apps are not perfect, they offer advanced features, many of which have only been available on desktop applications, until now.
[Pages - $9.99 - iTunes link]
[Numbers - $9.99 - iTunes link]
[Keynote - $9.99 - iTunes link]
Documents to Go
I have used Documents to Go (Docs to Go) for years, ever since the Palm V days of old. These guys have been at it for a while and I was expecting big things from them on the iPad and for the most part, Docs to Go doesn't disappoint. Docs to Go is a single app that supports a wide array of files for viewing and Office files for editing and sells for $16.99 or $9.99 in the App Store. The launch screen is divided into several sections; Local files, Desktop files, Online files, Recents, Search and Settings. Yes, Docs to Go has a very robust means to access your files and search them.
Once you open a file in the Word app, one feature I noticed immediately that I really liked is the ability to pinch and zoom the text to the appropritea size. The text wraps around in real-time which is cool. After deciding on the fone size you like, It's off to write your text. You have the typical fanfare as iWork does with text formats, colors, paragraph alingments, etc. Docs to Go does not support more advanced features in it's word processing app like real-time image arrangement as iWork does, but it gets the besics done well and cleanly. Two quibbles that I have is that Docs to Go was not developed with the iPad in mind, it is basically a big iPhone app, which is such a shame. Menus are designed for the iPhone, not the iPad. What do I mean? A good example is the placement of the formating buttons; they are along the bottom of the app. At first that may not sound like a bad idea, however, when you are typing, the keyboard appears and hides the buttons so you can't format while you time. Is it a deal breaker? No, but annoying none-the-less.
For me, where Docs to Go really shines over the competition is its "Intact" technology. At work, I use Microsoft Word to create my documents. Admittedly, I sometimes use fancy formats, tables, images, etc. As I mentioned earlier, these may not render very well in Pages. With Docs to Go however, if the app doesn't know what the object is on the document, it doesn't even try to render it, instead it gives you a "?" placeholder that tells you "if you delete me, you will lose this feature when you sync back your document". What a life saver! You can edit a document and not have to worry about loosing formating any more.
Other benefits of Docs to Go include the fact that it is a universal binary, so buy it once and you can use on the iPhone and iPad, not a bad deal at al. You can also sync via iTunes Sharing and Docs to Go's own Wi-Fi sharing app for PC and Mac.
[Documents to Go Premium - $16.99 - iTunes link]
[Documents to Go - $9.99 - iTunes link
So what is the take away from all of this? Well, it's that no office app on iOS does it all well. iWork behaves and has advanced features of a desktop application, but Docs to Go allows for flawless syncing of Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents. For me, I use both as they offer different ways to plug holes in my workflow. For example, when I am writing a school paper, I write it exclusively in iWork then save it has a .doc file and send it off for grading. When I am dealing with editing a Word file from work, I have to use Docs to Go so I don't loose any precious formatting. Could I get by with one and not the other? Probably, but that is the beauty of the iOS ecosystem, there's an App for that (and it's probably under $9.99 too).
You can also find previous reviews of these apps, Here for Pages and Here for Docs to Go.
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one thing I like about docs to go is it's a universal app and it can work with dropbox and google docs.
I agree with Kevin. I purchased the premium app two days ago and love it.
Can someone please help me. I am computer literate...but I can not figure out what is wrong with my being able to sync DTG between my laptop and my new IPad. I have the app downloaded on both..and my laptop shows up as a device on IPad. I can not sync my documents. Says make sure both are on same WiFi..Yes I have updated BonJour. I don't have a Qwest modem. This is not rocket science. (I had previously synced both devices and got all my documents on my IPad..but then it wouldn't sync... so I deleted all from both and started over.. still not working)
Yeah, quickoffice for me.
Quickoffice definitely deserves discussion in this review. It has a far more iPad-centric UI, great responsiveness and performance, full bluetooth keyboard compatibility, and great MS Office compatibility. Much of this came after the most recent software update (before that, the product had several performance and UI issues).
As others have mentioned, DocsToGo Premium supports a number of cloud services including DropBox.
For me I cannot say enough about the MS Office Word compatibility in DocsToGo (haven't used the spreadsheet much). I edited a technical document while commuting on a train for several mornings using a Bluetooth keyboard. While I was only entering text with a bit of formatting, the rest of the document had complex formatting and macros. Most other Office alternatives on the desktop mess up or even drop some of this, but the round-tripping in DocsToGo was flawless!
The conversion of the MS Office 2007 version Powerpoint files is far from flawless on either platform. I lose graphics and formating bringing them down to the iPad all the time. Both Docs2Go and Keynote are pretty worthless to me for this reason. I have to use Logmein and try to edit remotely. Of course, then there is no way to show presentations.
This keeps the iPad from being a laptop replacement for me.
One of the primary reasons for Docs to Go's popularity is the almost flawless Google Docs implementation (and, really, there is little to no reason to ever use any other way of storing word processing documents online. Dropbox is a very, very weak alternative when it comes to storing, sharing and, most importantly, collaborating on text documents). I'm surprised this is not mentioned in the review, as it is one of the greatest strengths of Docs to Go, both as perceived by the user base, and as marketed by the developers.
As for Quickoffice as an alternative to Docs to Go as far as Google Docs support is concerned, it lacks several important functions, even something as basic as sorting and searching your Google Docs documents, and allowing access to Starred documents. It is also considerably less exact when rendering Google Docs documents, and in displaying and saving particular formatting options.
Office2 also has very good Google Docs support. I wish Google would put more effort into mobile editing. Just editing a line of text is a horrible experience, and it took them forever to do that. Unfortunately, many, many of us are still stuck with having to use Microsoft's Office documents--and not by choice.
I like Docs to Go especially because I review a lot of documents and I can see my comments (made/entered using a desktop or laptop computer then synced to iPad)using DTG, but not iWork or QuickOffice. Of course, it would be even better if I can actually write a comment on the document using DTG, but at least during meetings, I can pull out the reviewed document and look up my comments/highlights.
Sadly I've not used Numbers [I have a TOuch] but DocsToGo is very good, better than QuickOffice. For me, round tripping is vital [it's been a bugbear of mine since 1995 and my first Psion PDA] and it looks like someone has finally cracked it.
I don't understand Don's comment, what cell-range feature does it not support?
Sorry to be a curmudgeon, but you wrote: "if you delete me, you will loose this feature when you sync back your document." Please, it's "lose," not "loose."
My work sent an excell file for me to edit at home. I only have MS works. I opened the file, did the edit, and sent it back. They could not open it, because MS works, and office are not compatible with each other. I opened the file in Docs to Go as an exchange file. Sent it back, no problems. It has it's falts, but drop box support, and being able to work with MS office sells me.
Please, tipb.com, allow visitors to flag spam comments like the one above from "Steve," so you can remove them from your site. The value of comment threads is diminished significantly when they're shot through with spam.
Yeah, I'm gonna chime in with another vote for QuickOffice. Don't have an iPad, but I use it in iPhone for both my hobby of writing scifi and for college papers. I bought a Bluetooth keyboard for it when 4.0 came out, but the soft keyboard actually ends up being more convenient- I'm up to over 30 words per minute on it now, nearly half my speed on a desktop keyboard.
@Eric - you are making your self look bad. My comment was not spam.
I was in a class with the guys from www.rrpvideo.com and they showed how using docs to go will allow me to record and edit notes while in the job site. Not sure what part of that is spam.
I have the app, saw the post, and thought that it would be good insight for others.
Do either of them support Word's "Track Changes" feature?
There's a suggestion here that Docs2Go does but I haven't seen this mentioned elsewhere:http://www.tabletlegal.com/word-processors-ipad-lawyers-ms-word-compatib...
By "support" I mean allow me to see the changes and comments made to a document.
such technoly seems to have benefit us, but actually, we can live without them. just live simple.
I think Pages is best
Hello, All I tried many DocsToGo is the best...
what a crap review
I do not understand why reviews of office docs and especially if a word processing app is reviewed why some essential points are almost never analysed...
Why can people not make a little table indicating for instance for a word program:
- foot and endnotes Y or N
- word count Y or N
- Track changes Y or N
- find and replace words Y or N
- etc...
This is - at least for me - what matters....
I have been using docs2go for years, but of late have had a problem with pairing. I found their tech support only minimally helpful, hard tomrach, and in the end unable and unwilling to solve this basic problem to synching ipad and pc. Im done with them, and plan to fet iworks. Thanks for the info.
Hey, I don't know this. Thanks for this helpful article!
Thanks for another essential article. The place else could anybody get that sort of info in such a whole manner of writing? I've a presentation incoming week, and I'm looking out for such information.
You guys don't even know how good that feels!!! I do that twice daily! Hahaha omfg just kidding I would shoot myself!
I always was interested in this subject and stock still am thankyou for posting
Can you insert photos in docs to go documents or QuickOffice? If so, can you move them around the document easily? This is the feature I need and use Pages for this but it frustrates me that there is no quick link to Dropbox.


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iPhone 5 preview: 4-inch, 16:9 aspect ratio, in-cell display
One of the most obvious and important physical changes rumored for the new iPhone is a bigger, 4-inch display with a taller, 16:9 aspect ratio that uses thinner in-cell technology. While the 2010 iPhone 4 saw Apple double the pixel density of the iPhone display from 320x480 to 640x960, the physical size and 3:2 aspect ratio stayed the same. If the iPhone 5 is introduced on September 12 with a bigger 640x1136 screen, as we believe it will, for the first time that Apple will have changed the physical size and aspect ratio of an iPhone display.
Likely due to a desire to differentiate themselves from the iPhone, and the need to fit a much bigger battery into their phones to feed early, power-hungry LTE chips, Apple's competitors began growing their screens to 3.8, 4, 4.3, 4.5, 4.8 and even larger sizes. Some of them are so big compared to the iPhone's traditional 3.5-inch screen that they look like you could hollow them out and use them as a case.
But some people liked the bigger screens. So that led to a choice -- iPhone at 3.5-inches, or a non-iPhone with a bigger screen. And while record amounts of people kept choosing the iPhone, just as many, if not more, started choosing the bigger not-iPhone. By going to a 4-inch screen, Apple gets back some of those people who would have bought the iPhone over the non-iPhone if only the iPhone had a bigger screen. Since 4-inches, especially the way Apple's doing it, isn't radically, un-pockatably bigger than the current iPhone, they probably won't lose any of the people who prefer smaller phones either. Apple gets the best of both worlds -- a bigger screen that increases the iPhone's addressable market.
At the same time, Apple has continuously worked to simplify their hardware, to remove visual clutter, and to make their devices as distraction free as possible. Just you, the screen, and your apps. A bigger screen with less bezel top and bottom better accomplishes that goal as well.
Why Apple is going to 4-inches at a new, 16:9 aspect ratio is a more interesting question. Apple could have simply scaled up the current 640x960 display from 3.5- to 4-inches. But it would have dropped the current 326 ppi density down to 288 and that might have been a deal-breaker in the post-Retina display world. Apple could have increased the pixels both horizontally and vertically. Here are some examples and mockups of different ways Apple could have gone to 4-inches.
Instead, Apple is keeping the pixel density at 326 ppi and the width in portrait mode at 640px, but increasing the height to 1136px. That allows them to keep the iPhone 5 the same width as the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S, and simply increase the hight. But instead of increasing the height of the device to the same degree as the height of the screen, they're removing part of the top and bottom bezel. So you have a bigger, 4-inch screen, in a phone that's not any wider, and only slightly taller, than the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. You have a bigger screen in a device that's still pocketable, and for many, still easy to use one-handed.
To make the iPhone 5 display thinner, Apple is reportedly turning to in-cell technology. This allows Apple to combine the touch sensor into the LCD display, turning what was previously 2 discreet layers, into a single layer that's 0.5mm thinner. That might not sound like a lot, but when you consider the iPhone 4S is only 9.3mm to begin with, it's significant.
What it means for current apps is another story. Apple's built-in apps will no doubt be updated in time for the event. The Home screen will have an additional row of icons. Mail will show an extra message. Contacts will show an extra person. Maps will show more area. Camera will show a widescreen view. Video will better fit most modern, 16:9 TV shows, and movies shot at great than 16:9 will require less letter-boxing.
Some iOS 5 interface elements already look awkward in landscape orientation, but Apple is changing the way things like Share Sheets look, and that should improve landscape presentation for all devices. Even the landscape keyboard will probably get resized and re-spaced to be as okay as ever at 16:9.
Here are some examples and mockups of how apps and interface elements could look on a 16:9 display (scroll down past the dedicated system area mockups).
For third party App Store apps, everything compiled against the existing iOS 5 SDK will likely be displayed letter-boxed (in portrait) or pillar-boxed (in landscape). In other words, black bars would occupy the extra 176 pixels of the new display. So you would essentially see on an iPhone 5 what you see on an iPhone 4S today.
As developers update to support iOS 6 on the iPhone 5, apps that are list-based (UITableView) or grid-based (UICollectView) could add an extra list or grid row and be on their way. Apps that have more flexible layouts (AutoLayout) could take their relative positions regardless of 16:9 or 3:2 display. Games that use OpenGL could fill the right amount of screen on either device, though interface elements would have to be adjusted. Apps or games with a ton of custom, carefully placed interface elements will have to be redone, and redone in a way that lets them properly fill the screen, regardless of which screen they have to fill.
If iOS 6 goes gold master (GM) on September 12, the way previous versions have gone GM at previous events, some developers might be fast enough to update and have their apps 16:9 ready for the expected September 21 launch day.
Here's a video MacRumors put together to show how it could work.
iOS has always been about the apps, not the chrome around the box. That makes the display the ultimate expression of the device. The iPhone 5 will not only have a higher aspect ratio, it'll have a higher display to bezel ratio than ever before.
The bottom line is the iPhone 5 doesn't really have a bigger display, it has more display, and that's an important difference. You're not going to be getting bigger pixels or bigger content, you're going to be getting more pixels and more content.
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Yes Robomonkey, it is true. It was one of the last things Steve worked on before passing away.
Its amazing how a few years ago a 3.5" screen was big and we could read text just fine. Nothing has changed except piles of clumsy droid shoe phones have been released.
I wear glasses and can read on my 4S just fine. In fact I read several Kindle novels on it over the past few weeks.
As far as readability, I have used 4.3" Moto droids with pentile displays since 2011 and also the 4s. The 4s is much much more readable. The pentile displays on most of the droids are so pixelated that they are painful to read at any size.
Who types in that mode anyways?! Portrait lock is always 100% on.
I tend to agree. I don't mind that the phone is longer, but I really was hoping it would be wider as well, maintaining the same ratio as the 3.5" display, but just longer and wider, using more pixels. It would also have solved the issue with legacy apps to use the new display. I'm not a fan of black bars as part of my app's display (seems like a waste of pixels).
Any developer currently knows it's a pain to develop universal apps (as it is twice the UI work): it's twice the png files (must support retina display and non-retina display on both iPhone 4S and below, and new iPad and below). Now there will be a third screen to design for as we still have to design for the 4S and below models: they wont just disappear into thin air, yet must design for a new ratio screen. That's 5 different sets of graphics files for our universal app designs.
I won't mention there will be a 6th screen size coming soon (iPad mini). So, us developers must plan to design and create png graphics for 6 distinct screens for our Universal apps.
I also have big hands.... a little wider would have been welcome.
Just my thoughts,
I doubt he was compeering it to any phone but here is a list that compares some phones: http://blog.gsmarena.com/samsung-galaxy-s-iii-battery-test-is-ready-does...
im sorry i have to disagree. long time iuser. i just got forced into having to use a blackberry(work) i hated it. now that i am learning to use it i hate to say it but i feel lost when its not in my hands. love my iphone but the things i can do with the bb is quit amazing. the short cuts alone lets me do so much so fast its kinda cool.its like having 100's of apps built right into the keyborad.no app needed right from the box. hard to learn how to use but now that im starting to get it im finding my self thinking about switching. someone save m
As Rene as eloquently communicated in his various editorials, Apple doesn't want you (or any iPhone owner), spending time in home screen, they want you in apps. If they wanted you to spend that majority of time on the home screen, widgets would already be part of the OS. The extra row of icons will be nice (as some people may be able to use less folders) or put more of those "2nd page apps" on the first homescreen. But the real benefit of the longer screen will be in the additional information content visible in email, web browsing, tweeting, or whatever apps that display dynamic content.
I'll tell you right now, I don't care what Apple does with the iPhone 5. If it doesn't have a battery of at least 2,000 mAh, I'm not upgrading and eventually changing platforms. I NEED my phone to last through a day and still be able to use it, not have to turn brightness down to zero, turn off syncing of feeds, email, etc. Someone needs to make a phone for people who need to use their smartphones. For some reason, it seems like Motorola is the only company that gets this right now.
You obviously haven't used a Moto droid for an extended period - poor quality display, poor cameras (when they work) and very clumsy to hold. Unless you get one of the Maxx phones, the battery life is shorter than a 4s. I have 4 HTC and Moto droids in the family and none can touch the battery life on my 4S. All the people that have droids carry them almost permanently attached to an external battery.
im sorry i have to disagree. long time iuser. i just got forced into having to use a blackberry(work) i hated it. now that i am learning to use it i hate to say it but i feel lost when its not in my hands. love my iphone but the things i can do with the bb is quit amazing. the short cuts alone lets me do so much so fast its kinda cool.its like having 100's of apps built right into the keyborad.no app needed right from the box. hard to learn how to use but now that im starting to get it im finding my self thinking about switching. someone save m
I wonder what this means for the iPad display if iPhone 5 is going 16:9. I hope they don't change it but it's likely they will to have a consistent experience and hardware between devices. But I really like the ratio on the iPad and it was one of the things Jobs was really proud of with the iPad. I liked the ratio on the iPhone screen as well, but I guess there is more unused space on the iPhone than the iPad. And as far as going for 16:9, in my opinion it's just an easy approach to being able to make the screen size bigger. As far as stats and PR goes that is. And that's very unApple like...
Funny - I was about to post the same thing. I love the size of my iPad as well, but I have to admit I watch a lot more media on my iPad vs. my iPhone, so a16:9 iPad makes more sense for me personally. I think it's inevitable for OS and app consistency, and I'm really looking forward to the 2013 iPad because of it.
What bothers me about this is something that Rene implies as well. Apple isn't doing this to make the iphone better. They're doing this to address something they recognize the market wants. You can point to polls. It's the leading want. A bigger screen.
Apple had no choice. But also, Apple was very limited in what they could do. Ideally, they'd do what they did in the past. Double the resolution so they could increase the size of screen while increasing screen quality at the same time. But the tech isn't there yet and it'd be a battery killer.
This was the best they could do. It's not Apple like. As it is, it will still have a negative affect on apps. The quality of apps you run on iOS is the main strength of the iphone. Now we got bars to look at til devs update them. Some never will. Some will take months. Your bigger screen size comes at a cost. Apple will have to work hard to minimize the fragmentation to apps.
What I think is that this is simply the first step. To increase screen size to where most seem to want it to be, Apple needed to change aspect ratio. A 4.5" or bigger 3:2 iphone would simply be too big and uncomfortable to use. And so we get a changed iphone with different aspect ratio that offers "more" while not losing screen quality.
The next step is to double the resolution so they can increase the size without hurting quality. Hopefully the next few years brings the technology that enables them to do that. Without an increase in resolution, they're stuck at 4".
damn. thank you for being one of the very few people online to actually sound reasonable in what he wants and crediting apple in trying to figure the best way out.
everyone complaining needs to shut up, accept that an already amazing product is being made even better, and just deal with the fact that it's a gadget, not your damn soul.
if you want revolutionary, get a time machine and go back 4 years. In present times it's pretty damn hard to beat what we have at the moment, especially trying to make it even MORE revolutionary. You want that crazy mind blowing holy crap product? Go design one. Pitch it to a company. And FINALLY see why it still hasn't been made yet.
im sorry i have to disagree. long time iuser. i just got forced into having to use a blackberry(work) i hated it. now that i am learning to use it i hate to say it but i feel lost when its not in my hands. love my iphone but the things i can do with the bb is quit amazing. the short cuts alone lets me do so much so fast its kinda cool.its like having 100's of apps built right into the keyborad.no app needed right from the box. hard to learn how to use but now that im starting to get it im finding my self thinking about switching. someone save m
I think there's a bit more to it than that. I think Apple's primary goal here was to change the screen dimension to 16x9 rather than merely giving us a larger screen size. I take it as a sign Apple is very serious about video, meaning an Apple TV is inevitable.
Now that the iPhone has reached 16x9, I wouldn't be surprised if a future model offers a larger option, increasing the screen size while keeping the 16x9 ratio.
Rene, thanks for the positive, encouraging reporting on this. It's a welcome tonic to all the reflexive griping. The iPhone 5 will be a very popular device. But I've got to say that for the first time since the iPhone was launched, Apple finally has some tough, compelling competition. I'm just very skeptical that this screen size choice is going to be enough to overcome devices like the Lumia 920 and S3. Speaking for myself, I'll be replacing my iPhone 4 with something else unless Apple's 9/12 event really impresses.
I'm loving the specs that have leaked. Can't wait to get my new iPhone! I just hope they make them with higher storage capacities so I can leave the iPod home for good!
I have to disagree with you, Rene. The screen size solution that they came up with isn't the best of any worlds. It's complicated for developers and makes the phone unnecessarily taller without changing the most important aspect: viewability. I'm all in on Apple's ecosystem, but I have to admit I'm quite jealous of my friends who are rocking Galaxy notes and SIII's because of all the screen real estate. Their phones are so much easier to read.
not me im going blackberry sick of apple telling me what i can or cant do on my moblie device.
4.3 would have been a good size though, so they could up the battery. It's not enough these days.
Well I believe that's why people love to have Samsung galaxy rather than iPhone. Long screen gives it ugly and taller look.
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What isn't clear is once this Share Photostream is created, how to share more photos with it? By adding more photos to it manually?
iOS 6 preview: Shared Photo Streams
Photo Stream debuted in iOS 5 as part of iCloud and while it offered some nifty automatic backup and
sync store and push features, it lacked a lot of the sharing and gallery features that made Mobile Me so family friendly. Now, with iOS 6, Apple is adding sharing back to their cloud photo solution, and while it's not the same as before, it could be just as social.
Here's how Apple describes Shared Photo Streams.
Now you can share just the photos you want, with just the people you choose. Simply select photos from the Photos app, tap the Share button, choose who you want to share your photos with, and they're on their way. Friends using iCloud on an iOS 6 device or a Mac running Mountain Lion get the photos delivered immediately in the Photos app or iPhoto. You can even view shared photo streams on Apple TV. If the folks you're sharing with aren't using an Apple device, they can view your photos on the web. People can like individual photos and make comments. And you can share as much as you want: Your shared photo streams don't count against your iCloud storage, and they work over Wi-Fi and cellular networks.
And, based on what Apple has shown off to date, here's how it works:
- From your Photo Stream album, select the photos you want to share.
- Choose the contacts you want to share the Photo Stream photos with.
- A push notification will notify your contacts of the shared Photo Stream photo.
- Shared Photo Stream photos appear in albums in the iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad photo album.
- Shared Photo Stream photos appear in the Photo Stream section of iPhoto and Aperture on Mac OS X.
- Shared Photo Stream photos can be also be viewed in a web browser, including on Windows PCs.
- Shared Photo Stream photos appear in the Photo Stream section of Apple TV as well.
While it doesn't work the same way the old MobileMe Galleries did, Shared Photo Stream do provide some interesting functionality all their own. The question is, with the ability to share photos already built into popular social networks like Facebook and Twitter, and services like Instagram and Path, does anyone really need Photo Streams to be shared as well? Perhaps, especially for those who don't really want to be social with their photos, but who only want to share them directly with a few friends and family members.
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Doesn't it work only with Wifi?
Or you can just not post photos to photostream...
Does this only work with Apple IDs? I have more and more family/friends moving to Apple, but not everyone.
I do have high hopes for this service. I don't have a MyFace page and I don't tweeter. As a social luddite I don't care about sharing bowel movements with strangers, but I do post images to friends and family from my iPhone from time to time. I don't want to share all photos with everyone all the time so creating on the fly streams will be very convenient. I can see how convenient Facebook is since it shows up like bad venereal disease in every loose application on the planet. But I also know people with Facebook that don't always like posting images through that service. They may benefit from this as well.
I think the bottom line with this is whether it is easy to use and what the quality of the posted image is. If you are immersed in the Apple ecosystem then this just might help you stay there and give Apple yet another opportunity to pull you out of the competition's advertising list.
I love the Apple products, yet they are starting to feel very Borg-like....and strangely I sort of like the sensation. But I also can't help but feel an anti-trust law suit in the works at some point. It reminds me of a portentous conversation that a young Adolf had with some friends over dinner where he suggested that perhaps Germany just wasn't quite large enough.


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A Town Celebration Benefits Heifer International
On 13 July 2015, Ladd, Illinois, a town of 1,300, celebrated its 125th anniversary. We had an outdoor mass and the collection of $845 was designated for Heifer International. We reflected that the early, immigrant settlers made it possible for us to have what we have today. We felt this was a small way we could share with others and give the gift that keeps on giving.
Clementine Montessori School Celebrates Earth Day with Heifer International
The students at Clementine Montessori School in Philadelphia, PA have been learning about the work of Heifer International all year. We've read books about worms and chickens, about Beatrice's goat, about good gardens and cows. We tasted honey when we studied how bees help people, drank goat's milk and ate goat cheese, cleaned alpaca fleece and learned big words, like "sustainability" and "faith." Click the title of this story to read more...
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As an Orthodox Jewish school, we consider tzedekah or charity to be a mitzvah or good deed. Considering this, it is not surprising that the vast majority of my students care deeply about their involvement in the Read to Feed program and remain committed to Heifer's mission to end world hunger and poverty. Click the title of this story to read more...
Kiss the Cow
For the second straight year, our children at Brookhaven Elementary School have taken on the challenge of raising funds for Heifer International. We "upped the ante" by making the teacher from the top fundraising class "Kiss the Cow" at our annual Spring Carnival. Click the title of this story to read more...
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Get your hair wet, Wendi
After cruising around for a bit and enjoying the beautiful scenery and wildlife, our captain docked the boat and told us all we could jump in and swim. Almost everyone from the group immediately sprinted to the side and cannonballed into the water like it was Caddy Day at Bushwood Country Club and they were allowed just 15 minutes to have fun before the Baby Ruth appeared. It was pretty great. I didn't join them. Instead, I stood on the deck waving and smiling at everyone in the gorgeous water, and quickly decided it wasn't something I could do.
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Tax season is here, and, according to a recent report, American families in the nation's largest cities will be shelling out 15% or more of their income, and that doesn't even include federal taxes. The report, released by the Office of Revenue Analysis of the Government of Washington, D.C., reviewed the estimated property, sales, auto and income taxes a family paid in 2011 in the largest city in each state. The differences were stark. A family of three earning $75,000 in Cheyenne, Wy., paid just $2,808, or 3.7% of its income. In Bridgeport, Conn., that same family would have paid $16,105, or 21.5% of its income, excluding federal taxes.
(Editor's note: Due to missing source material, a placement value for a tax rate for Los Angeles was left out of an earlier version of this report. It has been updated.)
From a review by 24/7 Wall St., these are the U.S. cities with the highest tax burdens:
10. Baltimore
Taxes for family earning $25,000: $2,703 (13th lowest)
Taxes for family earning $150,000: $17,134 (6th highest)
Unemployment rate: 9.9% (10th highest)
Baltimore has one of the highest income tax burdens of all the cities. In 2011, a family of three earning $50,000 would have paid $1,818 in income taxes, the ninth highest burden of all largest cities. For a family earning $100,000, the income tax burden was $5,511, the sixth highest. In addition, property taxes in the city were higher than most other largest cities, especially for higher-income families. It is also the largest property tax in the state. According to the Baltimore Sun, mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has expressed interest in lowering the city's property tax rate to make it more competitive. Read related column from Robert Powell, the most tax-friendly states for retirees.
9. Detroit, Mich.
Taxes for family earning $25,000: $3,270 (17th highest)
Taxes for family earning $150,000: $15,522 (10th highest)
Unemployment rate: 18.2% (the highest)
Detroit residents have among the highest tax burdens of all cities, but it is especially high for those with higher incomes. For families of three earning over $75,000, Detroit's income taxes are among the top five of all the cities reviewed. The high tax burden on its residents has not translated into a healthy economy—Detroit's finances are still in havoc. A state review found that the city has more than $14 billion in long-term liabilities and a budget deficit of at least $327 million annually. Michigan Governor Rick Snyder will decide in the coming weeks whether to have the state intervene to help rebuild the city, with options including Chapter 9 bankruptcy on the table.
8. Los Angeles, Calif.
Taxes for family earning $25,000: $3,425 (10th highest)
Taxes for family earning $150,000: $15,764 (9th highest)
Unemployment rate: 11.3% (4th highest)
For all levels of income, Los Angeles has one of the highest property tax burdens on its residents among the largest cities. This is despite the city's low effective property tax rate, which at $1.13 per $100 was one of the lowest for all cities. In 2011, Los Angeles had the highest assumed home value—used to calculate property tax payments—for each income bracket between $50,000 and $150,000. In addition to high property taxes, Angelenos also pay one of the highest total sales tax rates, at 8.75 cents on the dollar—more than two cents over the average city sales tax.
7. New York, N.Y.
Taxes for family earning $25,000: $3,273 (16th highest)
Taxes for family earning $150,000: $18,8111 (3rd highest)
Unemployment rate: 8.8% (16th highest)
Among the cities measured, only New York City had graduated state and local income-tax rates as of 2011. This means that the income-tax rate rises as individuals' earnings rise. In 2011, a family of three with two working parents earning $25,000 a year paid no income tax while a similar family earning $150,000 per year paid $12,464 in income tax—more than such a family would pay in any other city reviewed. No other city measured had a higher city-level sales tax than New York City's 4.5%. This contributes to an effective sales tax rate of 8.875%, among the nation's highest. According to the Nelson A. Rockefeller Institute of Government, in the fiscal year 2009-2010 New York City residents paid about $4.1 billion more in taxes than they received in government services.
6. Newark, N.J.
Taxes for family earning $25,000: $2,999 (25th highest)
Taxes for family earning $150,000: $16,032 (8th highest)
Unemployment rate: 7.6% (23rd highest)
Newark residents can expect to pay a substantial share of their income to the government. Not all taxes are high in the city. Newark residents don't pay state or local income tax. Newark also has either the lowest or second lowest auto taxes of all cities measured, depending on a family's income, and is also in the lower half of cities in terms of sales tax. However, Newark residents are hammered through property taxes—for families making more than $50,000 a year in 2011, property taxes were the second-highest among all cities measured.
5. Chicago, Ill.
Taxes for family earning $25,000: $3,898 (4th highest)
Taxes for family earning $150,000: $14,814 (14th highest)
Unemployment rate: 9.7% (12th highest)
As of 2011, Chicago residents paid the highest effective sales tax rate of any city studied, at 9.75%. This increased the tax burden for lower-income earners, who paid a higher percentage of their income in sales taxes. Partly because of the city's sales tax, a Chicago family earning $25,000 had a state and local tax burden equal to 15.6% of their income, while for a family earning $150,000, the figure was just 9.9%. Poorer residents are also burdened by the state-level flat income tax, which was raised from 3% to 5% in 2011.
4. Louisville, Ky.
Taxes for family earning $25,000: $3,594 (8th highest)
Taxes for family earning $150,000: $18,008 (5th highest)
Unemployment rate: 7.9% (20th highest)
For a family of three that earned between $100,000 and $150,000, the average tax burden was 12%, higher than all but four other cities reviewed. The tax burden for people earning $25,000 to $50,000, although higher at 14.4%, is less of jump compared with most of the cities on this list. The 14.4% tax burden is the eighth highest out of all the cities measured. The biggest tax burden comes from income taxes. Depending on a family's income, Louisville has either the second or third highest income tax among all cities measured.
3. Columbus, Ohio
Taxes for family earning $25,000: $3,369 (12th highest)
Taxes for family earning $150,000: $18,241 (4th highest)
Unemployment rate: 6.5% (23rd lowest)
Columbus residents are hit by the one-two punch of sales and property taxes that are higher than most. For instance, a family of three earning $50,000 in 2011 had to fork over $2,116.50 in income taxes and had to pay an additional $4,025 in property taxes. The income tax burden was higher than all but four cities, while the property tax burden was higher than all but five. Not all is bad, though. The sales tax and auto tax burden across all incomes were in the lower half of cities reviewed.
2. Philadelphia, Pa.
Taxes for family earning $25,000: $4,513 (2nd highest)
Taxes for family earning $150,000: $19,951 (2nd highest)
Unemployment rate: 10.6% (7th highest)
A family of three that made just $25,000 a year in 2011 would have been stuck with a tax burden worth a whopping 18.1% of their income, tied with Birmingham, Ala., for the highest of all cities. Taxes did ease a bit as one moved down the sliding scale, although burdens were still near the top. For a family of three making $150,000 in 2011, the total tax burden was 13.3%—the second highest of all cities measured by the report.
Read more about cities with the highest (and lowest) taxes at 24/7 Wall St.
1. Bridgeport, Conn.
Taxes for family earning $25,000: $3,708 (5th highest)
Taxes for family earning $150,000: $23,501 (the highest)
Unemployment rate: 11.7% (3rd highest)
No city taxed its residents more heavily than Bridgeport in 2011. In 2011, its effective residential property tax rate was $2.77 per every $100 in assessed home value—the sixth highest in the nation. Citizens are also paying more in property taxes, due to the high value of homes in the area, at over $434,000 for a person earning $150,000 a year. In defending his city to the Connecticut Post, Bridgeport Mayor Bill Finch noted the average resident paid only $6,431 in taxes a year and notes that the city's residents are "of modest means" and that residents' tax rates are also affected by the proximity of far wealthier cities. The median household income in Bridgeport is just $35,379, more than $15,000 below than the national median.


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He joins the team to help us manage the buzzing forum and give a hand to developers who are creating their own workflows. Those who have joined our forum (currently Mega Supporters-only membership until the v2 general release) will have seen how helpful he is already, but for those who don't know David yet, you'll most likely come across him in the Alfred forum over the coming months.
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Step 1: Ingredients
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- Ice cream in your favorite flavors
- 2 bottles magic shell or make your own! - covers 6-9 cones
- Nuts (opt.)
Step 2: READ THE BOTTLE
Bottle sez "Shake me up good!"
Yes, this warrants its own step.
Mostly so I could use kitten pictures. She iz good halper.
Step 3: Prepare your cones
- Drizzle Magic Shell into the cones and swirling to coat.
- For an extra treat, add a maraschino cherry or frozen berry to the bottom of the cone
- Pop 'em in the freezer for a good 10 minutes.
- While you're waiting, take the ice cream out of the freezer to let it soften up.
Step 4: Make the Magical Innards
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- Tape
- Pencil, pen, chopstick or something similar in shape.
Fill the paper cones with Magic Shell and freeze!
the sugar cones got soaked up!!!
1. The small waffle cones are probably the right ones to get because the 2 scoop cones are huge!
2. sticky tape does not stick to baking paper (I had no waxed paper) so I really had to go crazy with the tape around everything.
3. Frozen ice magic spears do not slip out of baking paper easily.
4. Frozen ice magic spears melt very fast once you start handling them, especially when trying to get them out of baking paper cones held together with a mile of sticky tape!
Is Drumstick a family word? Or a regional phrase? I've never heard it in this context before.
Here in New Zealand there's a commercial product my Tip Top called a Trumpet which looks similar http://www.tiptop.co.nz/Our-Products/Trumpet.aspx
and a knockoff from Streets called a Coronetto.
Both are too small - maybe a homemade one would be more... filling.
LOL....and no, I'm not a Nestle Rep, just a fan!
I'm thinking vanilla icecream with a chewy toffee spear in the middle. I can't remember which icecream had that when I was a kid, but I inhaled them back then!
I think I'll try the "drumsticks" with it.
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Last week's column left off with the excuses Moses gave when God gave him a mission.
God persisted; he wanted Moses to be his representative in Egypt — and Moses gave another excuse.
"God, I am a wanted criminal back in Egypt," Moses said. "Shoot, they will catch me and cut off my head if I go back there!"
"No they won't," God said. "I'll protect you. Don't worry about it. Everything will turn out just fine."
"How can you protect me against those Egyptians?" Moses asked — not realizing he requested a challenge.
"Moses, take your hand and stick it inside your robe," God said.
Moses did so.
"Now take it out," God said.
Moses' hand was covered with leprosy. Can't you imagine him thinking, "What am I supposed to do now? I can't eat properly, I can't drink properly. I can't even see my wife and children anymore!"
God said, "I will show you my power. Stick your hand back into your robe."
Moses put his hand back into his robe and took it out again; it had returned to normal. Moses was struck speechless.
Then, God asked Moses to throw his shepherd's staff the ground.
Can you just imagine Moses thinking, "This staff is the only thing I can call my own, and you want me to throw it down? Please don't take this away from me."
Still, Moses threw the staff on the ground, and the rod turned into a hissing snake.
Now, I don't know about you, but if I had a rod in my hand and it turned into a hissing snake, I wouldn't wait around to see what happened next. But Moses didn't have that option: God asked Moses to pick up the snake by the tail.
Moses did, and the snake immediately turned back into a shepherd's staff.
God calmly said, "Do you see what I am trying to say to you? With me showing you what to do — backing you up — you are going to be able to take that shepherd's staff and part the sea. You will be able to lead the Hebrew people out of bondage and out of Egypt to freedom. You are going to be able to use that staff to strike Pharaoh dead.
"All of this because you heard my call and followed me."
What about you? Do you make excuses for not serving God's will? Are you focused on yourself, not wanting to rock the boat or do something to cause others to shy away from you?
When God calls you to do something, God will give you whatever is necessary to accomplish the task. Don't make excuses — just trust God.
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Today the House Gun Violence Prevention Task Force unveiled a "comprehensive set of policy principles designed to reduce gun violence while respecting the 2nd Amendment Rights of law-abiding Americans." What is the House Gun Violence Prevention Task Force? A bunch of Democrats appointed by House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and led by Rep. Mike Thompson (D-Calif.) with the assistance of 11 (!) "vice chairs." Their mission: to "reduce and prevent gun violence while also protecting the rights of law-abiding individuals without a history of dangerous mental illness to own legitimate firearms for legitimate purposes." Are the 12 chairs of the task force also the only members? Possibly. …
An "assault magazine," by the way, is not a periodical you use to squash spiders; it is an ammunition feeding device that holds more than 10 rounds. Such illegitimate magazines, by their very nature, can be used only to attack people and never for self-defense, hunting, or sporting purposes.
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Step 1: Materials
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[latex over the eye]
only dab latex around the eye ie (above eyebrow, cheek, temple, side of nose). before it drys put 2 sheets of toilet paper over it so that only the edges of the paper are stuck down. this prevents the latex getting in your eye. after it drys off gently dab on some latex over my eye with a sponge or some sort of makeup applier. the 2 plys of paper should keep the latex from seeping through. just be careful. if your kind of weird about having one eye closed for a long period of time be careful and poke a hole through the latex. small enough to where you can see. put some black makeup on your finger and gently dab around your eyelid to keep the illusuion that you have no eyeball.
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follow the instructions up top but cover your whole mouth. once it drys just open your mouth. its that easy.
Take a glue stick... like the kind you use in grade school. Cover any hair that latex will be near (for instance, this year, I'm going to be a gunshot zombie, so my eye is all F-d up - lots of latex involved) - eyebrows especially will be spared and makes taking off the latex far easier. Easy, cheap, effective. Love your make-up work, btw. :)
Many people were grossed out and some good friends couldn't look at me directly for more than a second :)
Thanks for the awesome tutorial, here are some pictures of my outcome :
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HUNTINGTON -- After not playing well against Scott County (Ky.) in Friday's win, the Huntington St. Joe girls basketball team was looking to make a statement Saturday.
It didn't take long.
Class A No. 1 St. Joe used its pressure defense to force several turnovers early en route to an easy 75-33 win over Class AA Bluefield in the first game of the day in the Tri-State Hoops Classic at Spring Valley High School.
"Yesterday motivated us because we didn't play too well, so we wanted to come back and dominate," Huntington St. Joe junior Mychal Johnson said. "I think we did a pretty good job of that."
On a day where inclement weather took out two of the five scheduled game -- the opening contest between Chesapeake and June Buchanan (Ky.) and the final contest between Huntington High and Tolsia -- the Irish and Beavers braved the elements to keep the event going.
Johnson led the Irish with 25 points, eight assists and five steals and St. Joe jumped to an 18-point lead after one quarter.
Rachel Lee continued her strong play in the Tri-State Hoops Classic, following up Friday's 21-point performance with 12 points and seven rebounds.
Asia Petitte added 11 points along with Griffin Dempsey, who also had seven rebounds and five assists.
Johnson said playing in the Tri-State Hoops Classic was a good chance for her team to share the court with her fellow schoolmates who play for Huntington Prep.
Huntington Prep's players go to St. Joe, but it is rare that the teams play at the same venue.
"It's big for us because it draws a lot of people and we like to play in front of big crowds if possible," Johnson said. "We're a small school and we don't get that all the time."
BLUEFIELD 7 5 16 5 -- 33: Atwell 2, Edwards 7, Taxley 2, Sims 7, Hayden 2, Fullerton 6, Hopkins 4, Jackson 3.
HUNTINGTON ST. JOE 25 17 18 15 -- 75: Petitte 11, Ca. Gale 4, Jenkins 1, Di. Disu 2, Dempsey 11, Jeffrey 5, Mychal Johnson 25, Mychelle Johnson 4, Lee 12.
HUNTINGTON PREP 66, FLORA MACDONALD 44: Huntington Prep started out slow, but finally got things turned around defensively to earn a 66-44 win over Flora MacDonald from Red Springs, N.C.
One day after losing to Ironton, Flora MacDonald flourished early against Huntington Prep, jumping to a 17-8 lead at the end of the first quarter.
However, the second quarter was a different story as point guard Travon Landry turned up the defense and Xavier Rathan-Mayes found his stroke from the outside to lead the Express to a six-point halftime advantage.
After a sluggish first half, Andrew Wiggins got going in the third quarter, scoring eight of his game-high 20 points in a three-minute span to increase the Express' advantage.
Wiggins was the only double-figure scorer for Huntington Prep. Rathan-Mayes had nine points and seven assists.
Richie Lexis had 20 points while Jared Scott finished with 11 points for Flora MacDonald. Scott also had nine of the team's 21 turnovers.
HUNTINGTON PREP 8 20 20 18 -- 66: Gill-Caesar 5, Landry 5, Rathan-Mayes 9, Woodson 6, Strake 6, Wiggins 20, Arroyo 6, Kingsley 9.
FLORA MACDONALD 17 5 10 12 -- 44: Johnson 7, Lexis 20, Scott 11, Anthony 6.
OLDSMAR CHRISTIAN 71, MIAMI VALLEY 62: Oldsmar (Fla.) Christian used a 19-2 run at the beginning of the second half to break open a tight game in a nine-point win over Miami Valley School from the Dayton, Ohio, area.
The game was tied at halftime before the Eagles used a pressure defense to trap and create several turnovers which turned into breakout baskets.
Delano Spencer led Oldsmar Christian with 24 points while Troy Holston netted 22. Thomas Horn had 18 points.
Brandon Watson led Miami Valley with 23 points and Harrison Smith added 17.
MIAMI VALLEY 14 14 10 24 -- 62: Donald 3, Marbury 7, Baker 10, Watson 23, Smith 17, Menafee 2.
OLDSMAR CHRISTIAN 13 15 23 20 -- 71: Bowles 4, Spencer 24, Horn 18, Holston 22, Pierre 3.


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