Apparently I'm the only guy still using a first-generation iPad.

Oh well.

There's only 15 million of you, if I recall correctly, and most of them have already coughed up more for the retina one. But there are 70 million iPad 2's and 3's, and I read on MacRumors that Apple expects to sell at least 10 million "mini" iPads in Q4 (not to mention a few more millions of iPad 2's and 3's, and a gazillion more iPad 4's when they introduce them), and almost all of them (except a few who are cranky about the maps, which would soon be forgotten when Google releases its maps app) are on iOS 6.

I too am starting a new iPad app, and it'll be iOS 6 only - because it'll be released early next year, and because it's really, really easier to only target iOS 6 as there have been many improvements in the APIs that literally cuts development time in half.

Most people don't care about maps on iPad nearly as much as on iPhone. I don't think limiting to iOS6 on iPad should be so bad.

I have one too actually, but I don't care because I'm not into paid ipad magazines.

Are you into free ones? shameless plug

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Sweeeeet! I hope you enjoy it. The article on Rwanda in the first issue just won an award, so be sure to check that out.

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Secretly, yes. :)

I have a first generation iPad, too. I had some magazine subscriptions on the iPad that I got for free because I was a subscriber of the physical magazine. With the exception of traveling, I preferred the real magazine. The metaphor of how ads are displayed in physical magazines, paging, etc. didn't carry over well for me in the iPad.

While travelling, I thought it would be cool to have access to a library of magazines to peruse. I ended up mostly just watching videos.