And so it seems that there's a technology adoption at work that is following a very common curve. While initially men were significantly the early adopters of the iPad that the trend is turning in the US to women starting to pick up grown in adopting the ipad.
Yahoo! has reported that initially the ratio of adoption of the iPad was a 2:1 ratio of male to female adopters. This number has now become a 3:2 ratio. Frequently female are the later adopters but are also the most loyal, and steadily creative adopters.
Initially digital photography was the domain of men, while the women still tried to maintain the family photo albums, then eventually the tools became less 'geeky' and women could return to being the primary photo story-tellers in the family. Blogging - was initially seen as a mail past-time because the bloggers that got the most attention were written by men, but in the background it was women that were generating the mass movement of blogging personal stories. Could the iPad be another of these trends? Could the iPad be the form factor that is used when waiting in the pick-up lane at a school? or when visiting ailing parents at care-centers?
What could iPad provide you with to just make it an emotionally satisfying and useful moment?
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