Real World Computing
The story of iPaper
Posted on 4 Mar 2009 at 10:45
For his final Real World column, Tom Arah looks at the past, present and future of rich design delivered via the web.
So, 150 PC Pro issues later, the iPaper dream - internet-based, interactive and now intelligent - is still very much alive.
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