Since the apple published a series of popular products. There is no doubt that the ipad become the most popular things in the world.How long will the remain popular? It's no need our headache. While according to the CCTV said, the apple's product will be sunny in the market keeping several years. Especially the ipad and the ipod.The list some ipad apps in the newspaper. Here I will share six great ipad apps for 2012.

1. Keynote. Keynote consistently ranks high in "best of" iPad apps lists. This is the Apple version of Powerpoint, that famed presentation tool. Thanks to the iPad, though, Keynote makes the app much more reasonable for travel and work at remote locations.

2. iAd for Brands. iAd for Brands lets you create targeted advertising campaigns for the iPad, hitting just the users you want, tailored to coincide with their usage. It allows you to "bring your story" into your targeted iPad advertising campaign. Owing to the fact that the ipad's apps can make the former complexed work easy, we can get music from ipod to mac to make our work convenient.

3. Hootsuite. Whether on your own behalf or on the behalf of clients, you'll no doubt want to stay in the mix on social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter. Hootsuite makes it easy to manage accounts for multiple sites and schedule posts and updates, allowing you to utilize the most popular form of word-of-mouth advertising today.

4. AirDisplay 1.2 for iPad. This app allows you to utilize your iPad as a second screen, something that can prove invaluable when in the midst of complex projects, or when you want to stay up with your "social" side as you work.

5. iPod Transfer Mac: It is an ideal solution to copy music from ipod nano to itunes on mac. It works great and will be a good assistant when you use iPod nano. Owing it, you can even transfer, copy or backup your music, videos, photos etc. among your iPod nano, iTunes and Mac computer. The provides you a secure way to transfer files from ipod to mac easily and completely..

6. Dragon Dictation. Dragon is probably one of the best known tools in the realm of dictation. The iPad app version will allow you to dictate docs and emails, or just quickly and easily get ideas on record while you attend to other matters.

These six iPad apps are an excellent start for any advertiser who wants to capitalize on the portability and flexibility of the iPad. Give them a try and make the most of your travels, waits, and remote work opportunities. Hope this post will give people more colors in our life.

Siri is the voice assistant introduced with the iPhone 4S designed to make the user's life easier.  Siri can make intelligent iPhone4S transform into a robot, using Siri users can read text messages through mobile phones, introduces a restaurant, asking weather, voice, setting alarm clocks. Siri can support natural language input, and can call the system comes with the weather, scheduling, search, data and other applications. Ok, see the samples following.

Reminders. Siri works with the reminders in iOS5 to make sure you don't forget to do something. These are the first thing that most iPhone 4S owners get familiar with, and the longer I use Siri the more use I get out of reminders. I use it all the time for simple things.

Information requests. Like most folks I have become dependent on web searches to get information I need. Siri has assumed a big role in my quest for information, both searches I used to do on Google, "how to copy ipod music to mac?", and others that are less structured.

These are very simple examples, but I am gradually coming to depend on Siri to get me more specific information through Apple's integration with Wolfram Alpha. Preceding a request with "Wolfram" instead of Siri tells Siri I want her to use that service to look for the information I am requesting.

I am finding this useful in researching topics for writing projects, as well as stuff I am simply wondering about. "how to transfer videos from iphone to computer" yields everything you want to know about that event. Every day I am finding I end up thinking about something like this and Siri gives me the exact information I am wondering. You can also preface a question with Bing or Yahoo, if you want those services to be used.

Sending text messages. I don't text a lot of people, primarily just family members. In the beginning I would tell Siri to "Send a text to Sheri" along with the line of text I wanted to send. As I used Siri, I realized she could learn how those who I text frequently are related to me. Now I simply state "Text my mother I will be running late" and after once telling Siri which contact that meant all future texts go straight to Sheri. I've done the same thing with my brother, sister 1, sister 2, etc. Since getting the iPhone 4S I find I text folks more often, due to how easy it is with Siri.

Making phone calls. I use Siri more and more to initiate phone calls, especially in the car. I know I shouldn't make calls while driving but I admit I do that once in a while. It is so easy to tell Siri to "call my brother at home" and have the call started with no further action on my part.

Scheduling. Siri is especially good at scheduling meetings and events. " Meet with Bob today at 3 ″ gets the appropriate event in my schedule. I really like the ability to ask Siri " What does my schedule look like on Thursday? Or Help mother to sync iphone to itunes on mother. " and having it shown. This is where the natural language of Siri really shines.