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By Rachel Emma Silverman, Co-Editor, The Juggle, The Wall Street Journal<\/p>\n
Tech-aficionados the world over (and some Juggle commenters<\/a>) are abuzz over Apple\u2019s iPad, a new tablet device that falls somewhere between a laptop and an iPhone.<\/p>\n It\u2019s too early to know all the myriad Juggle-friendly uses the iPad may have (reading novels and magazines or watching videos on the commute, for one). But its sister product, the iPhone, has already proven to be a necessity in many busy families, providing apps that do everything from pacifying antsy children and keeping them entertained on long plane rides to calendar and organizing programs<\/a>. (Some of the top kid-friendly apps can be found here<\/a> and here<\/a>.)<\/p>\n Although I\u2019m thankful that my husband\u2019s iPhone can make all sorts of nifty animal sounds that keep my son amused in a pinch, I confess I haven\u2019t yet succumbed to the lure of an iPhone, preferring the old-fashioned keypad of my trusty BlackBerry. <\/p>\n Read the rest of this post on the original site<\/a><\/p>\n Buy This Item: [Click here to buy this item]<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n