The image above is of President Barack Obama, receiving his Presidential Daily Briefing – and both he and his colleague (Robert Cardillo) are using iPads.
Here’s the full text accompanying the image at the whitehouse.gov site is as follows:
President Barack Obama receives the Presidential Daily Briefing from Robert Cardillo, Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Intelligence Integration, in the Oval Office, Jan. 31, 2012. Part of the briefing was done using a tablet computer. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
That’s just very cool. I think it’s great to see the White House and the President showing that they’re tech-savvy and using some of the latest, greatest technology. It’s also further proof of just how established the iPad is on that list of best current technology.
Big thanks to Tim Murray for sending this in to us!
Patrick Jordan
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It would be interesting to know which apps Barack Obama uses. Are there any special apps exactly for the President’s administration.
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They told him it is a TelePrompter.
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