The iPad, a tablet you use and all

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You carry the Nintendo Wii to your parents house for Christmas to have fun as a family with a strong boxing and bowling session in Wii Sports. Your parents freak out and immediately decide they want one. Do not wait too long and the same falls Reyes them. Their neighbors are soon also try the game as if it were a virus, suddenly everyone needs a Wii. 

Surely you remember the situation, it was very common a few years ago, as common as all those consoles terminasen gathering dust as a decorative item plus saloon. With tablets has gone something like, everyone wanted one last Christmas and as above were undoubtedly one of the gifts star.

No wonder. After all this is a great invention. One for the first time about really personal computer users of all profiles and age. My father reviews the latest eBay auctions comfortably in his chair while my mother lying on the sofa reading an electronic book or surf the Internet laughing with the last link we have spent her friends. And yes, a Wii is watching them from the corner of the room where he has spent the last six years off. 

But of course, my parents use iPad, the second generation to be exact, and use it daily because they not only like, but also understand and know how to use it for things you really wanted to do but often not made ​​by the difficulty sitting down at the computer and face their thousand inconveniences.

His neighbors also succumbed to the fever tablets, but the iPad was $499 more than they were willing to spend on this occasion. Luckily for them, the supply of tablets that had come under the shadow of the iPad stretched in all directions. Samsung, Sony and hundreds of previously unknown brands crowded with more attractive prices, some as ridiculous. All work the same and serve the same, right?

All work the same and serve the same, right?

Apparently not . Or that's the first conclusion is reached again and again every time you look Chitika graphs on web browsing from tablets and find that year after year , by far the tightening competition and the market flooded with tablets to follow bargain price , hardly anyone use anything other than the iPad . They have tablets , yes, but as decorative items.

And is that not all tablets are the same. Even those that work great, even on paper outperform the iPad in technical data that do not interest any mother. Only one has iOS, only one has 500,000 applications are not extended versions of phones, only one hit as soon as for those who already have one for years continue squeezing without feeling the need to buy another. It's called the first iPad you buy will be your faithful companion for longer than is best for Apple itself. The rest? Well, they are great in the magazine or just in the gap left above the Wii.

"It's not a biopic, it's not the story of Steve Jobs," Aaron Sorkin about the film based on the official biography of Jobs

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The writer of "The Social Network" (with which he won the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay) briefly talked about his next project, the big-screen adaptation of the official biography of Steve Jobs written by Walter Isaacson.

Sorkin has described his new script as "one of the few times I've finished writing what I set out to write" revealing that both lights and shadows personality co-founded Apple in a very different way to reflect on it how it has been treated so far.

"It's not a biopic, it's not the story of Steve Jobs is very different from that he is a fascinating guy, part hero, part anti-hero."

Regarding the recent rumors of The Hollywood Reporter that put Danny Boyle, director of Slumdog Millionaire, taking charge of the project now that David Fincher has turned away from negotiations, Sorkin has evaded the issue by saying:

"I do not want to reveal much tonight. Do not want to give any notice or to make someone feel that I approached the film in a different way. I'm going to make the film speak for itself. But he is surrounded fascinating kind of fascinating people , and had interesting relationships with the people in your life." 

Along with rumors of directing Boyle has also left the name of Leonardo DiCaprio as a possible actor for the role of Jobs. In any case, Aaron Sorkin has already given the final script to Sony, a script that seems to consist of three scenes of about 30 minutes around three major Apple product launches are built.