Walt Mossberg – Apps Raise the iPad’s Aptitude for Real Work
They were 20-somethings emboldened by new technology. If they were shrewd, they just might get rich.
These inventors and wheedlers, dreamers and hucksters, were making the all-powerful software apps of their day: popular songs, sold then as widely distributed sheet music and phonograph records. They even had something of an addictive “Angry Birds” app back then: Irving Berlin.
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