Apple iPad 2 experience: Favorite applications after a week of use

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Apple iPad 2 experience: Favorite applications after a week of use

By matthewmiller March 18, 2011, 12:22 AM PDT

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Apple iPad 2 experience: Favorite applications after a week of use

Catch March Madness with the iPad

ntThe men’s college basketball tournament has tipped off and with this March Madness application you can watch games live and follow all of the action on your iPad.

ntCheck out my full ZDNet Mobile Gadgeteer post for in-depth thoughts on using the Apple iPad 2 for the past week.

MLS 2011 MatchDay lets me follow my Sounders

ntAs a FC Sounders season ticket holder I want to make sure to catch all of the soccer action from away games and for those when I am traveling so I paid the $40 for the season pass on my iPad.

Typical home screen layout

ntAs you can see I have my apps organized into folders with my favorites either on the home screen or in the bottom launcher area.

Watching Modern Family via ABC Player

ntModern Family is my favorite TV show and I can easily watch it on the go thanks to the slick ABC Player application.

Getting a laugh out of Photo Booth

ntPhoto Booth lets you have fun with your new iPad 2 cameras with nine different image modes.

iMovie on the iPad 2

ntiMovie lets you create movies on the go and for many people this tool may be all they need as the line between the iPad and computer starts to really blur.

Playing drums in GarageBand

ntI can’t play the physical drums, but I sure have a lot of fun tapping away on my Apple iPad 2.

Google Maps on the iPad 2

ntGoogle Maps works well on the iPad, especially when you have the 3G model with GPS receiver.

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