Personal iPad app for British Prime Minister David Cameron in the works
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Ruling a country? There is an app for that. Or at least there will be one, as soon as the guys burdened with the task of developing it make the said software a reality. However, you probably won't be allowed to use it at first, unless you are David Cameron, as in British Prime Minister David Cameron.
The Times reports that Mr Cameron is already quite fond of his iPad as he is often seen using it to read newspapers or to keep him company during his frequent travels. After going on a business trip to the US, his advisers came up with the idea to make a personalized app that would help him with his duties. Among a number of other uses, the software will be capable of delivering statistics regarding unemployment and crime rates, providing access to civil service documents, as well as displaying real-time information from various news feeds.
The British company that is working on the application is expected to have the product finished by March. Furthermore, seeing the app being made available to the public eventually is not out of the question.
Image courtesy of the Conservative Party
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8 Comments
2. rycx365 posted on 29 Dec 2011, 10:08 1
Is the personalized app a virus to hack into his data?
4. ivanko34 posted on 29 Dec 2011, 11:46 0
Not sure it is a good publicity for the iPad
Maybe lot of people don't want to follow this example
5. 530gemini posted on 29 Dec 2011, 12:47 1
And of course fandroids react like android should be the only choice :) Yet fandroids claim to be a fighter for freedom of choice and options :) What...a bunch....of HYPOCRITES :)
7. hybris posted on 29 Dec 2011, 13:29 0
Of the small number of comments here, maybe one is implying anything about Android. Why are you so defensive? lol
8. chapizzo posted on 29 Dec 2011, 14:25 0
Beats me!!! Take any opportunity to turn this into a war? Are all iphone lovers instinctively defensive like you?
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