I like Legos and the iPad. This man is very good at it and he has a magazine about Legos.
This info below my typing now is from a website called PC World so click that link to see it or read the stuff below:
——- from PC World—–
Joe Meno is the owner of BrickJournal, a magazine dedicated to everybody’s favorite building toy: Lego bricks. Meno tells PCWorld that he was impressed by the presentation of the iPad, and is excited about its potential to change the print media landscape. He described the creation process [ ... ]
04
Sep 2010
I like Legos and the iPad. This man is very good at it and he has a magazine about Legos.
This info below my typing now is from a website called PC World so click that link to see it or read the stuff below:
——- from PC World—–
Joe Meno is the owner of BrickJournal, a magazine dedicated to everybody’s favorite building toy: Lego bricks. Meno tells PCWorld that he was impressed by the presentation of the iPad, and is excited about its potential to change the print media landscape. He described the creation process [ ... ]
Category: Nico, big kid kid 5-9, news, stuff, tween 10-12
Tags: Big Kid, legos, magazine, news Leave a Comment
01
Sep 2010
Shelf Unbound, the literary magazine I am the kid contributor for, is printing releasing their digital magazine TODAY!
The cool thing about the iPad is that a lot of magazines are now on the iPad. So, instead of going to the bookstore and buying a copy (gas, time, wasting paper) you can download an issue RIGHT NOW and ta-da!~ presto: you can start reading. I really want to read about the creepy doll in the photo above. Really.
Yeah, I’m not really into skateboarding, but the photos are neat. I do like the ice cream photo and story (it it [ ... ]
28
Aug 2010
Zinio for the iPad-this is possibly the COOLEST app I have on my iPad. Very likely. Almost certainly. Definitely.
Zinio is an e-magazine website (www.zinio.com) where you can buy subscriptions to magazines. So what makes this so amazing? The sheer number of magazines available. You want it? Then you can be pretty much sure they have it.
They have Rolling Stone, Smithsonian, Popular Mechanics, Elle, Reader’s Digest, National Geographic, iCreate (a spanish Apple magazine!!), The Economist, and my favorite: Mental Floss.
There are all of those, and ridiculous amounts more. And they’re really not that expensive. Example: you can [ ... ]
Category: app, books, charlotte, college kid, news, teen 13-18, tween 10-12
Tags: app, Big Kid, college kid, elle, iPad, magazine, mental floss, national geographic, rolling stone, zinio Leave a Comment
20
Aug 2010
Black Enterprise magazine has launched its own iPad app and offers two of its most popular issues free.
Today’s launch of an application for Black Enterprise magazine marks the first time an African-American-owned and operated publication has provided content through the iPad. The Black Enterprise app features the magazine’s exclusive Wealth for Life content to help users gain financial security, advance in their careers, or start their own businesses.
News from our friends at iPad.net:
The app is currently running on a subscription-based model with users paying $1.99 for each issue, but users [ ... ]
09
Aug 2010
plz give a warm High-FIVE “yeah!” to our very own 12 year old Julia – she is the kid contributor for a new mag called SHELF – it will coem out in September. She is so excited to be part of the team. She finished her bio today and sent it to the editors. She is the kid correspondent.
http://www.theipadfan.com/review-zinio-magazine-newsstand-reader-ipad/
except from our friends at the iPad Fan:
Reading on the iPad provides one with numerous eye-gazing options. RSS readers, browsing the internet, iBooks, the Amazon Kindle app, [ ... ]
04
Aug 2010
The iPad is destined to take over gaming such as NintendoDS, eBooks (goodbye Kindle), and now people are reading magazines on the iPad. World Domination or will we all keep duplicates…magazines, nintendos, Kindle readers???
Instead of buying Sports Illustrated from your local Barnes and Noble you can download a digital issue on the iPad. I is fast, easy, and the digital version has special effects. You can click pages and get more in depth info. Or in Fortune Magazine’s issue they have a article called “Is Google Dead” and the Google logo melts into a puddle of mush.
Girl’s Life is [ ... ]
03
Aug 2010
Let’s face the facts: it really is a girl’s world. xP
This magazine is really cool. It’s not your typical girl’s magazine with nothing but makeup and models wearing clothes that nobody will ever buy or wear. This magazine actually has interesting articles that still relate to girls.
They have articles about girls in history (like Anne Frank), jobs that had previously been exclusive to men but now have a lot of women working in them, and lots of other randomly neat articles. (There was one article about the history of bras… =P It was actually really interesting haha)
The [ ... ]
Category: books, college kid, teen 13-18, tween 10-12
Tags: Big Kid, girl, girlworks, magazine Leave a Comment
18
Jul 2010
Is it the end of the printed comic book?
I don’t think so. Just like magazines, people still like to hold them and roll them as they read it. But, it will be cool when the comics are advanced enough that you can touch a link and it tells you extra info about a character if you want to know more. Like, what if I could touch the invisible plane Wonder Woman flies? It could hyperlink me to a 3-d diagram of the cockpit of the inside, just like Wired Magazine did in the July iPad issue of real [ ... ]
Category: big kid kid 5-9, college kid
Tags: comic, iPad, kid, kids, magazine, superman Leave a Comment
04
Jul 2010
Happy 4th of July. Boom Boom fireworks. nah. Boom comic book. yah.
new comic books app available for iPad.
Gotta git me some comics… iPadKids.com love comics
Nico
from APPLE.com’s BOOM! app page
xperience the BOOM! STUDIOS COMICS app, a great way to read some of the most innovative comic books being created today by one of the fastest-growing comic book company of the last decade. Specializing in high-profile projects across a wide variety of genres, enter the BOOM! Studios Comics app and read comics that extend the world of 28 Days Later and Die Hard, a graphic [ ... ]
24
May 2010
by Julia
Children today are able to play with almost any electronic you put in front of them.
Toddlers play on PC games when they are two years old.
Five year olds ask mom for the iPhone when driving so they can play a cute game.
Tweens are counting the days until they turn 13 years old and can have a Facebook account.
Twitter only makes sense to teenagers, lol.
Teenagers are used to playing video games for the last six years. They started with Nintendo DS, GameCube, PlayStation, then the Xbox and Wii, now Xbox Live. Once they get their hands on [ ... ]
