Can your Iphone bring you closer to God?

[Azzan]

I agree. The Ipad is a game changer. And I hate to admit that because I hate Apple even more than I do Microsoft.

Some schools are starting to use Ipads instead of regular text books.

Couple an Ipad with Google Docs (if you're not afraid of the cloud) and you've got the platform of the future.

[BeenThinkin]

Originally Posted by Azzan

I agree. The Ipad is a game changer. And I hate to admit that because I hate Apple even more than I do Microsoft.

Some schools are starting to use Ipads instead of regular text books.

Couple an Ipad with Google Docs (if you're not afraid of the cloud) and you've got the platform of the future.

I'm there! But, I'm with the Apple Me.com cloud! My ipad, my iphone and my MacBook Pro are all synced with the cloud. Change one and the other two change automatically.

Now if we could get a cloud from God and everyone sync to it..... boy that would be awesome wouldn't it. And I know there's an answer to this own the way..... someone's gonna say, "Oh, we have that cloud, it's the Holy Ghost!" Well, all I've got to say is there are some on AFF and other forums who must have had a hard disc crash!

BT

[jfrog]

Originally Posted by Azzan

I agree. The Ipad is a game changer. And I hate to admit that because I hate Apple even more than I do Microsoft.

Some schools are starting to use Ipads instead of regular text books.

Couple an Ipad with Google Docs (if you're not afraid of the cloud) and you've got the platform of the future.

There is one issue. The Resolution of Printed Text is much higher than the resolution of text on your monitor.

[Azzan]

Originally Posted by jfrog

There is one issue. The Resolution of Printed Text is much higher than the resolution of text on your monitor.

Some of us old techno dinosaurs have no issue with that "issue". I can hardly read my Droid anymore without my reading glasses.

I can't wait for those young smart alec engineers who build these cell phones and their operating systems with the tiny print to grow old and realize the struggles older folks go through. Ugh, I just realized that that last sentence makes me sound like an old grouchy person.