In late 2009, MacInnis left Apple to co-found Inkling with the mission to help textbook publishers convert their content into digitized, interactive versions, going beyond static rehashing of text, thanks to the opportunities created by new, mobile means of consumption, like the iPad.
Most of my feelings are the opposite, little inklings that with proper care and attention grow into more definite emotions and desires".
HOUSTON, Jan . 21 -Border agents stopped a trailer truck for about 21 seconds at a South Texas checkpoint in 2003 with no inkling that it was packed with 74 illegal immigrants, 19 of whom subsequently died in the nation's worst smuggling disaster, the United States attorney's office said on Friday.
So far, there's an inkling of that with games like Vainglory and Hearthstone, and Mobcrush is producing streaming "stars" that are popular internally that weren't previously on platforms like YouTube or Twitch, Disini said.
When a story I sent through the slush pile to The New Yorker failed to garner more than a form rejection with no inkling that there had been an iota of human contact with my work, I concluded that it must be that I wasn't a good writer and didn't have enough talent, because of course there would have been recognition for both these things if I really did.
But what that painting put across to me with tremendous force was that while Jesus (in the story) may have lived his life with some inkling of his divinity, he died as a man and only a man, with the consciousness of a man and only a man.
I begin with an inkling of something on paper.
Does she always start with an inkling of tone?
"I had a strong inkling it could go with the Linsky Hercules at the Met".
Amnesiac Jimmy returned to the village with no inkling of who he or anyone else was.
Since 1974, computer documents have imitated paper, with no inkling of the powers interactive documents might provide -- in particular, allowing documents to be connected side by side.
