May 22, 2014 by Carla

Memorial Day: Toddlers, trips and app tips

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Packing your bags for this weekend’s road trip? Take a little break and enter our competition.

If you are planning said road trip, AND if you are planning to bring the kids, I would like to know how you keep them busy during your trip. “I spy” does lose its appeal after the 67th time around, “99 bottles of beer” might not always be appropriate. Many parents have opted for a simple, but versatile solution: the tablet.

Maglus stylus and Raynaud’s and Scleroderma

Raynaud’s and Scleroderma are conditions that affect the extremities. I hadn’t heard of either until a few weeks ago, but since I’ve been researching and talking to people about it, I’ve found that many people I know are affected – even some people close to me!

But what’s all this got to do with the Maglus Stylus? Well, the stylus helps those with reduced finger dexterity, which, unfortunately, is a common problem for suffers.

The Original One

The Maglus Stylus original tip – designed with precision in mind

The Maglus tip assembly is one of most important elements of the Maglus stylus, and has been meticulously designed to give the you the best user experience with your tablet. It’s made to glide across the touchscreen with pinpoint precision, and be swappable with ease.

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May 16, 2014 by Scott

You know, for kids

Teachers and parents know that early exposure to holding and using a writing tool is important for a child’s motor skill development and their ability to learn to read. Moving from finger-touch learning to holding a pencil is a major milestone, especially those entering preschool and kindergarten.

Read on if you’re a receptionist. Or if you want to win something.

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Yesterday, 14 May, was a great day for all receptionists: it was National Receptionists Day in many parts of the world, a day to say “Thank you” and “Please don’t put me on hold, my phone credit is about to go” to all the lovely receptionists out there.

Receptionists are known for their quick-hand abilities. This makes me wonder: Could the tablet or the iPad soon replace the old-fashioned notepad? If so, which apps would be used for this?

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