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While you can do away with the virtual keyboard by connecting a physical one, using an iPad for productivity isn’t the same or better than using a MacBook. Nearly a decade after the iPad’s launch, the promise of “desktop-quality” photo and video editing apps remains unfulfilled — though Apple and Adobe are now both saying “check back later” — and individual productivity apps are virtually always more fully featured on the Mac than on an iPad.

Of the standing ovation he garnered, Winkler said, “I want to tell you how wonderful it feels that I was present enough to see it and take it in. It is indescribable. I wanted to do this since I was seven years old.” His new hardware will live “right next to my bed. You know people say I’m going to use it as a doorstop? They’re full of it.” What if he knocks it over in his sleep? “I don’t care. I’ll tape it together.”

Aluminum Can Collection: ACES office at Brooks Global Studies Elementary is collecting aluminum cans as a service project for Ronald McDonald House Charities. Bring cans to Nathalie at 1215 Westover Terrace, GB. 336-370-8347.

Three employees at First Citizens Bank were recently named to the Iowa Mortgage Association’s President’s Club for their 2017 efforts as home loan originators: Dawn Marie Braun, vice president and private banking in Mason City; Kelsey Forsyth, real estate lending officer in Charles City; and Kelly Rush, vice president and real estate lending officer in Mason City.

Coffee with Veterans: Various times and dates. With UNC-Greensboro Alumni Association/Office of Alumni Engagement. 336-334-5696 or alumni@uncg.edu.

Grab two leak- and spill-proof stainless steel mugs that you can drink one-handed on the go thanks to a push-button lid.

U.S. Route 24 runs for 1,540 miles from Clarkston, Michigan, to Minturn, Colorado, but it is actually the portion of the route that falls around Toledo, Ohio, that has earned it its pretty gnarly reputation as one of the most dangerous East Coast roads, says City-Data. The highway, similar to Route 138, has been given some nicknames that makes it worth skipping out on! In addition to some of its scary nicknames, U.S. 24 is notorious for terrible road conditions in the winter time, making winter tires an absolute must during the cold snowy months.

Sorry, I don’t buy any of this one bit – there is still room for a huge amount of innovation on x86 architecture PCs (with processor speeds that will be at about 50 GHz in 2008, according to Moore’s law) that simply will not be possible to cram into the microscopic form factor of the latest cell phones – it’s going to be a hell of a lot easier for everyone to just sync the thing automatically over a wireless network with ‘Windows MAX 2008’ so that you will be able to sit down and get some *real* work done.

The next morning we woke up to snow (not a new phenomenon for Mainers; last year in Rome we woke up to that city’s first snow in 20 years, or so the locals insisted). But we had to drive through some high, hilly country, now on 81 going south into Virginia, me driving at this point, he nervous at what lay ahead. Both of us had visions of stranded travelers dancing in our heads, those poor souls who populate the evening news these winter weeks. (Last year’s trip to Italy ended with a similar vision-come-true, us sleeping on the floor in the Newark airport).

The Mason City franchise of ServPro received the top ranking in its segment of Entrepreneur magazine’s Franchise 400 list. The company was listed 12th overall. Keith Messenger owns the Mason City operation.

“Why do you accept that when you buy an iMac, after 4 years when you want a new computer your nice 20″ monitor is useless because Apple conveniently left out an input jack?”

Gartner analysts took out their crystal balls and came up with a list of ten predictions that will impact enterprise businesses. The predictions cross over technology, economics, and social boundaries over that will morph during the next eight years. Read the article at ZDNet.