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$199 iPad is a bad idea Over at eWeek, Don Reisinger presents "A $199 iPad: 10 Reasons Apple Should Discount its Tablet". My retitle: "10 lame-ass reasons why Apple should slash iPad's price to $199". February 23, 2012
3D Printing App: Copy Objects Right From Your iPad Got an iPad? You may not know it yet, but that means you have a portable object duplicator in your hands. The key to unlocking its abilities is an app that lets you capture and create 3D renderings of objects in the real world. Once you've captured the object, it's super-simple to send the rendering to a 3D-printing service and have it made. May 9, 2012
4 Things You May Not Know About the New iPad Apple's latest iPad is sleek, powerful and bound to be snapped up by the masses. But what you may not have heard is when pre-orders will be available, which mobile carriers will offer service on the device and what it is going to be called. March 10, 2012
4G iPad Arriving With Faster Processor, Improved Display During a debut event this morning, Apple took the wraps off its new iPad. The tablet represents the company's third-generation mobile device, with a speedier A5X processor, new 4G LTE support and a higher resolution "Retina" display. March 07, 2012
5 Good Reasons Not to Buy an iPad Apple has released their new iPad which boasts a few improvements, like it's got a Retina display with double the pixels of the current generation, a quad core processor and LTE. We know that many consumers are going to open up their pockets book and buy the new tablet and there is no question that is a fantastic bit of hardware, but the big question for me is, are there better alternatives? We can actually come up with 5. March 08, 2012
5 things you should know about new iPad Has less than one week passed since new iPad starting selling in 10 countries and one US territory? It seems like longer. Tomorrow, Apple's tablet will be available in 25 more. With more people set to buy new iPad, which sold 3 million units over the three-day launch weekend, time is right to discuss things you should know before plunking down your hard-earned cash. March 22, 2012
50 resources for iPad use in the classroom A roundup of educational articles, apps and tutorials for educators looking to integrate iPads into the classroom. May 3, 2012
500 days of iPad ownership Technology writer Dan Frommer shares his story about 500 days of iPad ownership. Since I've had my iPad for over 470 days I thought it would be interesting to see how Frommer's experiences match up with my iPad usage. September 13, 2011
2011 iPad Office apps showdown: Who says you can't work on the go? Last June I posted my iPad Office app showdown article looking at four available applications. This post has been extremely popular with readers and I have since received dozens of email inquiries for an updated article to see if my conclusions are the same or if there are more choices this year with the iPad and iPad 2 now available from Apple. As you will read in this article looking at six applications/suites there may not be just a single application that meets all of your needs, but there are a couple that clearly should be skipped and others that tend to stand out above the crowd. June 22, 2011
2012 Apple iPad Unboxed in German Apple's new iPad hit the streets today and after waiting in line our good friend Andjez from Tabletblog.de was able to get his hands on the next generation tablet for unboxing. Most of the changes happened on the display on under the hood since the 2012 iPad looks very similar to the iPad 2. March 16, 2012
2012 iPad gets dual-core A5X with quad-core graphics Apple's 2012 iPad has a dual-core A5X system-on-a-chip, not the quad-core A6 many expected. Bill Detwiler looks at what's likely inside the A5X SoC. March 07, 2012
A 7.85-inch iPad exists in Apple's labs The rumors surrounding what Apple has planned for the next round of its smartphones or tablet devices are plentiful, and for the most part highly speculative. But news of a 7.85-inch iPad existing in Apple's labs carries more weight because of the person who revealed it. April 05, 2012
A month with the new iPad Apple released its third-generation iPad on March 16th and I purchased mine one day later on the 17th. There were no lines at my local Best Buy when I went to buy the new model. April 17, 2012
A Sprint iPad 2 could join the iPhone 5 this October With all of the intense speculation that Sprint will be getting its own version of the iPhone 5 comes another rumor in the same vein: Sprint may also land the iPad 2. September 14, 2011
A6 chip to reach iPad 3 later in 2012, says analyst Apple's latest chip technology won't appear in the next-generation iPad until June 2012 at the earliest, according to a firm that tracks the mobile processor industry. August 26, 2011
Accessorize Your New iPad Looking for accessory recommendations for your new iPad? We've got a quick buying guide to the most-useful iPad add-ons. March 16, 2012
Adapter 1.4 converts video for new iPad's retina display If you're a PC user looking for a free tool to both download and convert video between a large number of different formats, you're well covered, with the likes of Freemake Video Converter offering all the tools you need. But what if you're a Mac user? April 18, 2012
Adobe brings Photoshop Touch to iPad It has been some time since Adobe announced plans to release an iPad-specific version of the image editing tool Photoshop, and that day is finally here. Adobe Photoshop Touch arrived today, joining a surprising number of software announcements coming out of Mobile World Congress. February 27, 2012
Adobe's CreatePDF Creates PDFs for iOS Adobe just released CreatePDF for iOS. It's supposed to be an Adobe Acrobat equivalent in terms of creating PDF files on your iPhone or iPad. According to Adobe, it'll make PDFs that look "exactly" like your original files. August 29, 2011
After the iPad 3, What Will Be? Once the iPad becomes a household appliance, there will be no need for consumers to constantly upgrade. February 10, 2012
Alcatel-Lucent Lets IPads Go From IM to Voice and Video Without Hanging up Alcatel-Lucent's OpenTouch Conversation software will allow enterprise users to switch among different ways of communicating -- including instant messaging, voice calls and video conferencing -- without interrupting their conversations. The software will first be available on Apple's iPad, the company said on Monday. March 26, 2012
All the Apps Updated for iOS 5 iOS 5 is here and most apps are slowly updating to include iCloud support, Newsstand, Twitter integration and more to iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches all around the world. Here's our list of apps updated for iOS 5. October 12, 2011
All the iPad Apps Updated for the New iPad's Retina Display It's new iPad day! And since you're not just going to sit and stare at your new $500-plus toy, here are all the new apps updated to take advantage of the its g-g-gorgeous 2048 x 1536 resolution display. March 16, 2012
All the news that's fit to print on your iPad This week was a banner one for iOS and social media news apps. Twitter shifted focus and design, both on site and in-app. iOS darling Flipboard updated to include an iPhone version with a new feature making it more social, and Google launched Currents. December 15, 2011
All Your Digital Comics Just Went HD Reading comics on the new iPad's retina screen is about to get a lot better. New comics from Marvel, DC, Image, and other major comic publishers are all available in retina-level resolution, and back issues and indie comics should follow suit very shortly. March 20, 2012
Amazon Bypasses Apple's New iOS Rules With Kindle Cloud Reader If you were wondering how Amazon was going to get around Apple's new rule banning developers from linking to their own stores from within an iOS app, here's your answer: an optimized web-browser Kindle reader, for iPads. August 10, 2011
Amazon Fire The iPad Killer? Some have been speculating that Amazon's new Fire tablet isn't the iPad killer others are claiming it to be. The Fire is priced at $199 and contains a robust hardware configuration capable of performing almost any task that the rival iPad can. September 29, 2011
Amazon press invites could herald iPad rival Amazon.com on Friday sent out enigmatic invitations to a press event, fueling expectations that the online retail titan will release a tablet computer to challenge Apple's iPad. September 23, 2011
Amazon's Kindle Fire will Help Sell iPads, Analyst Says Amazon's Kindle Fire could actually bring more new iPad customers to Apple, according to one analyst who says the company isn't worried about the season's hottest new tablet. December 5, 2011
Ambient electromagnetic energy harnessed for small electronic devices Researchers have discovered a way to capture and harness energy transmitted by such sources as radio and television transmitters, cell phone networks and satellite communications systems. By scavenging this ambient energy from the air around us, the technique could provide a new way to power networks of wireless sensors, microprocessors and communications chips. July 6, 2011
American Airlines testing using iPads for flight manuals A couple of weeks after Alaska Airlines announced plans to ditch paper flight manuals for reading them via iPads, the much larger American Airlines has started testing the same concept for its own pilots. Marketwatch reports that the airline will allow pilots to use iPads for reading digital versions of their flight manuals and also their flight maps on two international flights from Los Angeles (one to Tokyo, the other to Shanghai). Alaksa Airlines has yet to replace their flight maps with the iPad. June 17, 2011
Amid iPad frenzy, Apple staff say 'Remember the workers' The world + dog has been following the announcements from Apple today, but for one employee watching the preparations, the chief wish wasn't a shiny new fondleslab or fancy TV system, but union rights. March 07, 2012
Analysis: iPad battery allegations unwarranted Your new iPad's battery is fine. Despite some media reports suggesting that Apple's newest tablet suffers from a pair of battery-related issues, Macworld's own research concludes that the third-generation iPad's battery works as designed, and that customers needn't fear harming the battery by over-charging it. March 26, 2012
Analyst Raises Apple Product Sales Estimates According to a report on Apple Insider, analyst Bill Shope told investors that "increasing competitive momentum and compelling new products" will see sales of Apple's key products exceed initial expectations. September 26, 2011
Android apps to run on iPad with Alien Dalvik 2.0 Android apps will now be able to run on Apple's iPad and a host of other non-Android devices, courtesy of new software from the crew at Myriad Group. October 07, 2011
App enables iPad 2 jailbreak from your browser Methods for jailbreaking the iPad 2 have been out there almost since the device's release in the spring. Now, with the official release of JailbreakMe 3.0, jailbreaking the Apple tablet can be done in minutes from a Safari browser window via the JailbreakMe Web site. Other methods have typically required connecting the iPad to a computer, which then does the heavy lifting to gain root access to the tablet. July 5, 2011
Apple 'does an iPhone 4S' with new iPad: Disappointed? Apple has given consumers and businesses alike a great deal in today's announcement, but it could be overshadowed by the seeming lack of progress in its hardware range. March 07, 2012
Apple 'Must Fix' iPad Battery Issue, Study Warns Apple needs to immediately fix the new iPad's battery charging algorithm, or it may have to replace batteries for all users, a study by DisplayMate Technologies warns. The new iPad's battery needs an extra hour of charge after it shows it is fully juiced in order to get the maximum life on a charge. March 26, 2012
Apple A5X: Is the new iPad quad-core or not? Apple is known for dancing around the speeds and feeds for its products. The Cupertino-based company prefers to speak in more easy to understand terms like, "twice as fast," or "amazing speeds." When technical terms do get thrown out, they are usually those that will grab people's attention; something already weaving its way through the technological zeitgeist. March 12, 2012
Apple and ACCC mediation fails Apple and the ACCC have been arguing with each other over the naming of a specific model of Apple's latest iPad, and now, their mediation has failed. For those unaware, the ACCC are the Australian competition watchdog, who preside over false or exaggerated advertising and such. April 18, 2012
Apple can't agree with Australian regulator on iPad 4G Apple's talks with Australia's competition authority today over the little advertising snafu where Cupertino wrongly announced that 4G would work in the country have failed to come to any resolution. April 16, 2012
Apple CEO Cook Says iPad, Tablets Will Outsell PCs Apple CEO Tim Cook believes that tablets such as the iPad will outsell PCs in the coming years thanks to the explosive popularity of one-panel slates as well as innovation from tablet makers and app developers. "From the first day shipped, we thought that the tablet market would become larger than the PC market," Cook said Tuesday during the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference in San Francisco. "I feel that stronger today than I did then." February 15, 2012
Apple Configurator makes quick work of iOS deployments Almost unnoticed in announcing the new iPad, Apple also released on March 7 a new Mac app designed to streamline setting up and configuring iOS devices. It's a powerful tool for small organizations or small iPhone and iPad deployments, according to one network manager who's worked extensively with the new software. March 20, 2012
Apple cuts iPad parts supply orders by 25 percent Apple continues to sell lots of its iPad tablets but the company is now reportedly cutting the number of orders made to companies that make the parts for the device. Bloomberg reports that according to a new note from JPMorgan Chase, Apple has cut the fourth quarter numbers to several of the iPad's supply chain vendors by as much as 25 percent. The note did not give a reason for such a drastic reduction in the parts orders. September 26, 2011
Apple debuts the 'all new' iPad with few surprises Apple on Wednesday debuted the new iPad, the third generation of the bestselling tablet with few surprises. While the name is missing the HD that everyone expected, it does include the Retina Display that has been rumored for months. Resolution comes in at 2048 x 1536, which is equivalent to 3.1 million pixels. March 07, 2012
Apple demos more iPad apps, includes new iMovie It's game time for Apple's new iPad thanks to advanced internal specs making better multimedia software for the iOS tablet possible. March 08, 2012
Apple Denies New IPad Overheating Concerns Apple Tuesday denied any overheating concerns on the new iPad, saying that the product operates well within its thermal specifications. March 20, 2012
Apple dominates mobile enterprise Apple CEO Tim Cook said this week he wants to get more iPads into big business. The latest figures from enterprise gadget management software company Good suggests it's already happening. April 26, 2012
Apple e-mail hints at multi-user account feature for iPad Apple's iPad has always been a one-user device, but that might not last forever. A reply to an Apple developer hints that the company's cooking up a solution for multiple users using the same tablet. May 8, 2012
Apple ejects FT app from iTunes Apple has formally booted the Financial Times newspaper app out of the iTunes store for the newspaper's refusal to hand over 30 per cent of subscription revenues to the Mac maker. August 31, 2011
Apple goes 'new' school with iPad The next generation of the tablet arrives, while the feds crack down on LulzSec. Also: Meet Google Play. March 09, 2012
Apple hands iPad screen contract to rival Samsung Apple has handed the manufacturing deal for iPad screens to its patent spat rival -- Samsung -- after LG Display and Sharp failed to deliver on the ultra-high-res screens needed for the new tablet. March 14, 2012
Apple has 7.85in 'iPad Mini' in its labs Well-connected Apple blogger John Gruber reckons Cupertino's other tablet company - the iPad guys, not the ones working on Amazon's Kindle - are indeed messing around with 7.85in iPad prototypes. April 05, 2012
Apple iMac 27in For those of you who revel in Mac versus Windows shouting matches, click the Comments link now. You've already made up your minds, so feel free to dive into the debate without reading the review. That's what you normally do, anyway. June 17, 2011
Apple Introducing IPad in India Apple will start offering the iPad in India on Friday, but its focus will be on sales through retailers, rather than bundling the device with service plans from mobile operators. January 27, 2011
Apple Investigates iPad Users' Wi-Fi Complaints Hundreds of new iPad owners' complaints about Wi-Fi connectivity issues with their tablets prompted Apple to investigate the problem. Just weeks after the new iPad went on sale, AppleCare has been instructed to "capture" and replace affected units. April 05, 2012
Apple iPad 3 'retina display' uses Sharp super-high aperture tech What's the secret behind squeezing four times as many pixels into the same iPad screen area as Apple's display suppliers managed with the previous model and making it look better? A technology called "Super High Aperture", apparently. March 12, 2012
Apple iPad 3 data contracts compared Apple's new iPad went on sale today. Want one of the 3G-enabled models? To help you work out which network will offer you the best data deal, we've compared carriers' tariffs to see how they match up. March 16, 2012
Apple iPad 3 packs LAPTOP battery The iPad 3 contains an 11,560mAh battery, the first take-apart of the third-generation Apple tablet has revealed. March 15, 2012
Apple iPad 3: Why the gossip can't be on the button Speculation about Apple's imminent iPad 3 launch ranges from insightful to insane, but one of the major assumptions about the new tablet must surely be wide of the mark. March 05, 2012
Apple IPad 2 Buying Guide Maybe last year, the iPad seemed too new and exotic to be on your holiday wish list. Maybe you were hesitant to buy the first generation of a new type of device. Maybe the oohs and aahs of iPad-owning friends hadn't yet convinced you that the time was right to take on Apple's tablet. Whatever the reason, things have changed: As the 2011 holiday shopping season gets underway, you've decided to give the gift of an iPad--either to a loved one or to yourself. November 25, 2011
Apple iPad 2 online shipping finally drops to within 24 hours You may recall my hunt for the Apple iPad 2 back in early March and how I came to thoroughly enjoy the 3G functionality in my new tablet. iPad 2 tablets were tough to find and the online shipping estimates grew to 4-5 weeks just after the pre-orders shipped out in mid-March. Mac Rumors reports that for the first time since the device was released in March, that's over four months, you can now find every iPad in the Apple online store shipping within 24 hours in the US and Canada. I am sure Samsung, Motorola, HP, RIM, and others would love to have a supply shortage. August 3, 2011
Apple iPad Outsells Samsung's Galaxy Tab in Korea Insider information apparently leaked out around the number of iPad's sold in South Korea in 2011 totals 1 Million units sold. In late November 2010 held a whopping 700,000 iPads shipped leaving the remaining 300,000 to have been sold in two and a half months' time. These numbers come from the Korea Herald and will likely remain unconfirmed by Apple. February 13, 2012
Apple iPad patents: All bark and no bite? The Computer History Museum is full of tablet-like handheld devices, some dating back decades. So why is it that the internet is abuzz at a video of a Knight-Ridder iPad "lookalike" that predates the iPad by over a decade? Perhaps it's because people have become weary of Apple acting like it invented nearly everything wonderful and attempting to corner markets with thickets of patents. Or maybe it is because the device in Fidler's video really does look and work almost exactly like an iPad. For me, Roger Zelazny's introduction of book-shaped "AIs" in his novella, Roadmarks, in 1979 pointed the way to an eventual tablet computer. From then on it was just a question of time. March 14, 2012
Apple iPad Unleashing Creative Destruction On PC Industry The Apple iPad continues its assault on the mighty PC industry and the market's voracious appetite for the product indicates that PC makers have yet to feel the full impact of this paradigm-shattering product. July 26, 2011
Apple iPad, Day 6: iOS Multitasking Desktop operating systems have been multitasking in one way or another for decades. In order for the iPad to fill the shoes of a notebook PC and act as the primary computing platform, it needs to be able to multitask as well. Apple's implementation of multitasking in iOS is not full, or true multitasking, though, so it begs the question of whether it is truly up for the task. July 6, 2011
Apple iPads, iPhones get Flash video at last Adobe yesterday released Flash Media Server 4.5, which introduces support for Apple's iOS mobile operating system. It does this by letting broadcasters stream Flash-based video content in an Apple-derived format, HTTP Live Streaming (HLS). September 9, 2011
Apple is all out of iPad pre-orders, buyers can expect to wait weeks If you haven't pre-ordered a third generation iPad yet but plan on purchasing one, it looks like doing so is going to require some patience. In a statement Apple said that all models, colors, and capacities of the Retina display-packing tablet are sold out, something that can be confirmed by a trip to Apple.com. March 12, 2012
Apple issuing refunds over 4G LTE iPads sold in Australia Apple's latest generation iPad doesn't pack a whole lot that's new compared to its predecessors, but the features that Apple did introduce with the third-generation device are a pretty big deal.Apple's latest generation iPad doesn't pack a whole lot that's new compared to its predecessors, but the features that Apple did introduce with the third-generation device are a pretty big deal. March 29, 2012
Apple looks to tighten tablet market grip with new iPad Apple will be looking to tighten its grip on the tablet market on Friday with the release of its newest iPad, increasing pressure on Google to make rival Android devices more enticing. March 15, 2012
Apple loses one in its iPad tablet war with Samsung A German court has made a preliminary ruling that Samsung's redesigned Galaxy Tab 10.1 does not violates Apple's iPad intellectual property. December 22, 2011
Apple may launch iPad 2 Plus in 2011, says analyst Detailing his forecast in a recent investor's note, Berger said he believes that a device dubbed the iPad 2 Plus could launch in late 2011. Citing "indications from the supply chain," the analyst said that Apple has sent out requests for quotes to different suppliers for the new tablet, though no specific schedule for production has been confirmed. July 5, 2011
Apple May Be World's First Trillion Dollar Company Let the countdown begin: Analysts are now saying saying that Apple shares could reach $1,000 within the next two years -- up from about $630 today -- as it continues to win over mobile buyers with the iPhone and iPad. April 03, 2012
Apple May Sell Up to 66 Million iPads This Year Apple's announcement yesterday that it had sold 3 million iPads in its opening weekend -- the best ever launch of the tablet, according to the company -- is so much better than analysts expected that a few have raised their estimates for shipments this year. March 20, 2012
Apple New iPad Wi-Fi only tablet Let's cut to the chase. The "new iPad" doesn't have the much-rumoured haptic touch technology. In fact, its list of major new features can be counted on the fingers of one hand. It doesn't even have a number after its name. How disappointing is that? March 19, 2012
Apple now has more cash than the U.S. government According to the latest statement from the U.S. Treasury, the government had an operating cash balance Wednesday of $73.8 billion. That's still a lot of money, but it's less than what Steve Jobs has lying around. July 29, 2011
Apple orders 10in iPad, moles claim implausibly Taiwanese contract manufacturer Pegatron, which already makes iPhones and iPads, has landed orders for the iPhone 5 and a ten-inch iPad, it has been claimed. May 9, 2012
Apple ready to settle in 'iPad' trademark dispute? The company is pushing for a settlement in the "IPAD" trademark dispute with China-based Proview, according to a Chinese government newswire. May 7, 2012
Apple reinvents textbooks with new publishing platform Apple is launching a new version of its iBooks software, tailored to present vivid, interactive textbooks for elementary and high school students on the iPads. January 19, 2012
Apple reportedly looking at two suppliers for iPad 3 The company is said to have awarded a contract to manufacture the iPad 3 to Taiwan-based Pegatron, according to a report from the Taiwan Economic News, citing the usual industry sources. If true, this would mean that Apple is looking to reduce its dependence on long-time partner Hon Hai as the sole supplier of the tablet. July 29, 2011
Apple says 100% iPad recharge "problem" is by design After days of silence, Apple tells AllThingsD that the Apple iPad recharge "problem" is actually by design. Dr. Soneira, who found the problem, disagrees. March 28, 2012
Apple screws UK disties, punts just 13,000 iPads to channel Apple neglected the channel when divvying up stocks of the latest iPad, but disties that laid hands on the device found the margins were slightly more generous than on previous generations. April 17, 2012
Apple Seaking iPad 3 Apps to Showcase the Tablets Capabilties Rumors of the iPad 3 being launching at the end of March have been ramping up and The Next Web has gotten more information that supports this launch date. Apparently Apple is working a warp speed trying to find iPad3 apps that would show case the new tablets capabilities. February 10, 2012
Apple should have given its new iPad a name Apple doesn't sell a MacBook Air 3. With its computers and iPods, the company has long chosen to issue hardware updates that bear the same names as their predecessors. That means Apple's support documentation needs to refer to some Apple hardware with awkward constructions like iMac 21.5-inch Core i5 iMac/2.7GHz (quad-core) (Mid 2011). It may be an accurate naming convention, but it's not exactly evocative. March 08, 2012
Apple sneakily debuts 32nm A5 in new iPad 2, Apple TV With an illusory flourish that only Apple could pull off -- "Focus your attention on this shiny iPad 3!" -- the magicians of Cupertino have quietly started shipping iOS devices with 32nm A5 SoCs. So far, the new $399 iPad 2 (iPad 2,4 in Apple nomenclature) and third-generation Apple TV have been confirmed to use the new chip, but it's also possible that there's a new generation of the iPhone 4S with a 32nm A5 at the helm. April 12, 2012
Apple sneaks iPad 2 with 32nm chip into retail Apple has quietly begun shipping a revamped version of the iPad 2 that delivers better battery life than its predecessor, thanks to the use of 32nm chippery in place of a 45nm part. May 4, 2012
Apple sued in U.S. in iPad trademark dispute Apple is facing a war on its home turf, as China-based Proview is taking its lawsuit against the 'iPad' trademark to the United States. February 24, 2012
Apple Targets Big Business Via New App Store Plan Apple is targeting corporate volume-purchasing deals with a new App Store campaign that fleshes out the company's promises to intensify its efforts to leverage the iPad's phenomenal early success within large enterprises. August 19, 2011
Apple tech goes ape crazy with the iPad By now, just about every news affiliate has picked up the story on Jungle Island's Orangutans and their use of iPads. And, you thought that an Orangutan's daily regimen consisted of eating, sleeping, looking cute, auditioning for movie roles and flinging feces at bratty little kids and women with giant, cotton candy-style hairdos. Oh, how wrong you are. These great apes have a higher calling--they use iPads as part of their daily dose of entertainment. May 9, 2012
Apple testing smaller screen tablet: WSJ Apple is testing a tablet computer with a smaller screen than the hot-selling iPad, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday. February 14, 2012
Apple tightens grip on tablet market with iPad 2 and 3 pincer move Following the launch of Apple's new iPad the company has been criticised again for the lack of design overhaul, with some arguing this will inhibit sales. But the 7 March actually saw yet another Apple masterstroke -- for two reasons. March 23, 2012
Apple to launch iPad in 21 additional countries this month Apple announced on Monday that it will launch its wildly popular third-generation iPad tablet in 21 additional countries this month. Beginning on April 20th, the new iPad will be available in South Korea, Malaysia, Venezuela, Dominican Republic and eight more countries. April 16, 2012
Apple to sell 149 million iPads in '15, researcher says According to Gartner, about 63.6 million tablets overall will be sold worldwide this year, representing an increase of 261.4 percent over the 17.6 million that consumers bought in 2010. Gartner expects Apple to own 73.4 percent of the market this year, selling 46.7 million iPads. Android-based tablets will trail far behind with 11 million unit sales this year, the research firm predicts. September 22, 2011
Apple Unveils 4G iPad with Retina Display, Quad-core Graphics This morning, Apple finally put us out of our misery and unveiled the latest iteration of its iPad tablet. Contrary to recent reports, this iPad isn't iPad HD, iPad 3, or even iPad 2S. Apple is simply referring to it as 'the new iPad.' So, what does this new iPad have that the old one doesn't? March 07, 2012
Apple unveils iTunes U app At the Apple education event on Thursday, Apple executives Eddy Cue and Jeff Robbin unveiled the iTunes U app, a new way for students and teachers to manage course material for classes on an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. January 19, 2012
Apple updates iPad 2 Smart Cover line Lightly-bumped MacBook Pros are fine. But the real excitement from Apple Monday came with the launch of a new product destined to change tablet computing as we know it: a Dark Gray model of the polyurethane iPad 2 Smart Cover. October 24, 2011
Apple Urged to Cut iPad Prices to Maintain Sales Growth Apple has sold about 40 million iPads since launching the device in 2010, but if the company doesn't act quick by slashing prices, people are going to stop buying the device, at least in the short term. November 15, 2011
Apple: New iPad Operates 'Within Our Heat Specifications' Apple on Tuesday acknowledged complaints that the new iPad runs hotter than the iPad 2, noting that the new model "operates within our heat specifications." March 20, 2012
Apple's iPad 2 now shipping in less than a week Apple's self-described "mother of all backlogs" with regard to iPad 2 supplies appears to have improved, with customers now being able to order one from the company and have it shipped out in less than a week. July 8, 2011
Apple's iPad sales: Time for 'pricing stimulus'? Amazon's Kindle Fire and talk of iPad upgrades just months away may be hampering Apple's tablet sales. Price cuts could change that equation in a hurry though, say analysts. November 15, 2011
Apple's iPad: 5 Reasons Why I'll Never Buy One Apple is expected to report enormous profits this quarter thanks in no small part to record iPad sales of 7.7 million units. But I'm still holding out for a better tablet. July 19, 2011
Apple's iPads Are Not Made in China Because of Rare Earth Availability I see a very strange story propagating across the web: that Apple's iPads have to be made in China because that's the only way that the company can gain access to the rare earths needed to make the machines. April 24, 2012
Apple's iPhone and iPad violate one Motorola patent, ITC rules The International Trade Commission on Tuesday ruled in favor of Motorola Mobility in its patent infringement claim against Apple. The Cupertino-based company's iPhone and iPad were found to be in violation of Motorola's Wi-Fi technology patent, however they did not infringe on three other patents that Motorola asserted against the iPhone-maker. April 24, 2012
Apple's new A5X chip may be for iPad only, analysts say Apple delivered a performance breakthrough Wednesday with its new A5X processor for the iPad, but it's possible that this chip won't make its way into the next iPhone, analysts say. March 08, 2012
Apple's New IPad Clears China's Regulatory Hurdle Apple received Chinese regulatory approval for an iPad device last week, signaling that the company plans on bringing its newest tablet to the country, even as it faces a continuing legal battle over the iPad trademark. March 26, 2012
Apple's new iPad debuts to calls for ban by Chinese firm As Apple unveiled its newest iPad on Wednesday, a local firm in China warned suppliers and vendors in the country to stop sales of the tablet or face legal action, in what has become a heated battle over ownership of the iPad trademark. March 08, 2012
Apple's new iPad display is better than most HDTVs Display expert Raymond Soneira has put the new iPad screen on the test bench and found that it's not just best tablet display, it's "much better than most HDTVs, laptops, and monitors." March 19, 2012
Apple's new iPad uses SHA to boost resolution. What the heck does that mean? The iPad 3's QXGA resolution and quad-graphics-core A5X SoC have had the tech industry buzzing for the past week. One of the most common questions everyone is asking has been how Apple managed to pack a 2048×1536 display into a 9.7-inch form factor without killing battery life or jacking up the price. Research indicates that Apple is using displays built with a technology known as Super High Aperture (SHA). So what's that mean in English? March 14, 2012
Apple's New iPad: 2 Missing Features The new iPad includes a higher-resolution display, 4G LTE capabilities and a bunch of expected features but Apple's latest device comes up short in the excitement department. March 08, 2012
Apple's New iPad: 5 Questions Apple dished out all the details on its third-generation iPad during the device's unveiling but the next iPad also raised a number of interesting questions that have yet to be answered. We know that Apple's latest iPad features a brand new Retina Display with 2048-by-1536 resolution at 264 pixels per inch. March 08, 2012
Apple's next-gen iPad: New battlefields emerge Apple's competitive set has swollen as the vertically integrated tech giant plays in more spaces. The formula works as long as Apple can keep innovating. March 07, 2012
Apple's Retina-ready Web update reveals the pixels behind the magic If you know anything about the new iPad, it's probably that the third-generation model of Apple's tablet will sport a so-called Retina display--a screen with pixel density so high that the human eye can't discern the individual dots in normal use. March 13, 2012
AT&T IPad Hacker Pleads Guilty A 26-year-old man who last year helped hackers steal personal information belonging to about 120,000 iPad users pleaded guilty to fraud and hacking charges in a New Jersey court Thursday. June 23, 2011
Australia OKs iOS for classified comms Australia's Defence Signals Directorate, an agency charged with collecting signals intelligence and educating the rest of the government about security, has green-lit Apple's iOS for use in "classified Australian government communications". April 13, 2012
Australia vs. Apple: iPad 3 faces sales ban Australia's competition regulator could impose a sales ban on the iPad 3, after it claimed Apple was "misleading" consumers on its 4G LTE capability. March 27, 2012
Avid Studio offers video editing on the iPad Avid, the Massachusetts-based creator of pro-level hardware and software for multimedia production, has unveiled a precision video editor for the iPad. February 2, 2012
Barnes &Noble to offer over 175 periodicals to NOOK for iPad customers Barnes &Noble has just announced a treat for its NOOK for iPad users in the coming days. The world's largest bookseller has stated that iPad NOOK customers will be able to access one of the largest selections of digital periodicals including more than 175 full-color, interactive magazines and leading newspapers. NOOK Kids for iPad app users will be able to access over 550 interactive children's picture books through the newly updated app. July 26, 2011
Basil is indeed A Smart Recipe Book for iPad At first glance, Basil -- A Smart Recipe Book for iPad doesn't seem all that impressive. But that's only because I didn't entirely understand the purpose of the app. Good thing for second chances. Once I saw Basil's real function in action, I was incredibly taken with this read-it-later-style recipe box. March 29, 2012
Battery deal points to thinner, lighter iPad 3 Apple's upcoming iPad 3 - now expected in February 2012, or thereabouts - may be rather thinner than the current model. September 7, 2011
Best iPad Apps of 2011 The iPad has really grown in this last year, both as a gaming platform and as a tool that does just about everything. Many useful apps use the extra space on an iPad's screen to make beautiful flowing interfaces, and some of these apps are downright art. From professional media tools to productivity apps, there is something for everyone on the platform. Here are the best new apps of 2011. December 16, 2011
Best screen protectors for iPad 3 Looking for a screen protector for your third-generation iPad? With only a handful worth considering, here are CNET's top choices. All of these screen protectors also work with the iPad 2. March 16, 2012
Bing for iPad combines good looks with smart UI I'm uncomfortable with giving Microsoft all this praise (see my review of Photosynth), but the Apple competitor has hit another home run with Bing for iPad. July 11, 2011
Bloomberg TV for iPad Streams Live TV If you're one of them business people or finance dudes that care about financial and business news, Bloomberg is now streaming Live TV with their Bloomberg TV app. And it's completely free! October 27, 2011
Boehringer Ingelheim selects Veeva as global CRM provider Boehringer Ingelheim, a Top 20 global pharmaceutical company has selected Veeva CRM, including iRep for the iPad, for global deployment supporting its prescription medicine commercial and medical teams. Boehringer Ingelheim is headquartered in Germany, and operates globally with 145 affiliates and more than 42,000 employees. April 26, 2012
Boxee for iPad app now available Discover and share videos with your Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr friends on your iPad with the Boxee for iPad app -- even if you don't have a Boxee box in your living room. August 9, 2011
Britain prepares for government by iPad MPs may have had their heavy parliamentary drinking habits curtailed, but the 650 politicos occupying the Palace of Westminster might be cheered by the fact that they will soon be issued with their very own fondleslab. May 3, 2012
Bugs & Fixes: iOS device backup failure solved Recently, when I attempted to sync my iPad in iTunes, the following message popped up near the end of the sequence of steps: September 23, 2011
Business Intelligence heads to the iPad September appears to be the month for mobile business intelligence (BI). Just last week, IBM, SAP, RoamBI, and Pivot announced updates or new products around mobile BI capabilities. RoamBI released its version of BI for the iPad, focusing on creating an editorial environment to present data. SAP released version 4.0 of its Business Objects Edge BI software, which boasts mobile updates and geolocation enhancements. September 27, 2011
Can the iPad's Wi-Fi Issues Be Fixed With a Simple Software Update? Owners of the new iPad have been reporting Wi-Fi issues for weeks. Well they can breathe (a little) easier because a new report suggests that the issue is a fixable software problem--not a hardware issue. April 09, 2012
ChannelCaster for iPhone and iPad The best news aggregation apps make it very easy for you to assemble your favorite social networks and news sources into one attractive package. ChannelCaster--a free offering for both the iPhone and iPad from OneLouder--doesn't quite measure up to that standard. At least, not yet. May 14, 2012
Chinese court seeking to mediate iPad dispute A Chinese court is mediating between Apple Inc. and the Chinese company challenging its right to use the iPad trademark, seeking to get the companies to settle an awkward standoff over the issue. April 23, 2012
Chinese to burn iPads in upcoming celebrations Chinese people will burn paper replicas of iPads next week at an annual ceremony called the tomb-sweeping ritual during the Qingming (Pure Brightness) Festival, which celebrates the dead. March 29, 2012
Chronos releases NoteLife HD for iPad Chronos is taking its note managing act to the iPad. The company released NoteLife HD for iPad, a tablet-sized version of the media-rich note manager that's been available for iPhone users since late 2009. September 2, 2011
Close to Half the IPads Sold in China Are From the Gray Market While Apple's iPad reigns as the top-selling tablet in China, half of the sales for the iconic device have come from unauthorized resellers, according to a Beijing-based research firm. October 11, 2011
CloudOn Microsoft Office on your iPad, courtesy of the cloud April 26, 2012
CloudOn 2.0 app brings Microsoft Office to iPad The iPad is clearly a popular device for consumers but for serious business and content creators it has been a hassle to use. OnLive recently launched a way for iPad users to access Microsoft Office apps. However, it is not alone in this marketplace. CloudOn also offers a way to use the iPad for Office users. April 10, 2012
CNN acquires iPad news app Zite CNN on Tuesday announced that it had acquired Zite, the popular personalized news app for iPad. CNN says that it will run Zite as a standalone, distinct company. August 30, 2011
CNN live news comes to iPad, other mobile devices Time Warner, which owns CNN and Headline News, announced today that its regular news channel programming will be streamed live over the Internet and available for people to view on their laptops, smartphones, or tablets if they subscribe to certain paid TV services. July 18, 2011
Codify for iPad: Write and Run Software on Your iPad It's easy to pigeon hole the iPad as a strict content consumption device because it's just so good at it. But that doesn't mean you can't use it to create things either. Codify for iPad is a super slick way to write and run programs on your iPad. November 1, 2011
Confirmed: iPad 3 runs hotter than iPad 2 Thermal camera imagery has confirmed what iPad 3 owners already knew: the new Apple fondleslab runs hotter than its predecessor did. March 20, 2012
Computer scientists develop an interactive field guide app for birders A team of researchers led by computer scientist Serge Belongie at the University of California, San Diego, has good news for birders: they have developed an iPad app that will identify most North American birds, with a little help from a human user. May 8, 2012
Convert webpages to PDF on an iPad One of the great features of the Mac since the introduction of OS X has been the ability to create a PDF document from the Print menu. I've used this feature frequently and I now have a pressing need to use something like it with my iPad. I'd like to call up webpages and print them as PDFs on my iPad. Is there a way to do that? November 7, 2011
Could a 7-inch iPad be in the works? Let's take a break from iPhone 5 and next-generation Apple TV rumors for a second and talk about a miniature version of the iPad that might be in the works. May 10, 2012
Could tiny ebooks really upset the mighty Apple cart? You wouldn't think that Apple had any problems right now. Its share price is so grossly high that it is ranked as the most valuable company in the world. Fans will queue up in their thousands for the chance to buy its latest iDevice -- the new iPad -- so much so that there won't be anywhere nearly enough devices in stock to satisfy demand on launch day. March 13, 2012
Cracking the iPad 2 lock screen What do you need to break into a locked iPad 2? Believe it or not, all you need is an official Apple Smart Cover. October 27, 2011
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Demon Currys iPad showered kids with HARD-CORE smut Dixons Retail has issued a grovelling apology after a demon fondleslab possessed with porn beamed smut directly into the eyes of children at a Currys store in Surrey. November 25, 2011
Despite heat, Consumer Reports still loves the new iPad While a study last month by Consumer Reports contributed to a mini-scandal having to do with the new iPads being hotter than predecessors, the bible in consumer-oriented information is still giving Apple's most recent tablet high marks. April 02, 2012
Does the New iPad Have Wi-Fi Reception Problems? Users are reporting new problems with the new iPad: the Wi-Fi seems to be a lot weaker than the iPad 2, the iPhone or MacBooks, according to numerous reports on AppleCare support thread. Could this be another antennagate? Have you experienced the same? March 21, 2012
Does the new iPad suffer with heat issues? Apple's latest iPad becomes very warm in places, even after a short time, and its users are becoming concerned at its operating temperatures. How hot is 'too hot'? March 19, 2012
Don't Believe How Fast Apple Says the New iPad Is During Apple's Super Tablet 16 this week, Tim Cook boasted of processing performance that kicks Nvidia's Tegra 3 in the face. By a factor of four. Don't believe the hype--ever. March 09, 2012
Download iOS 5 and iCloud Right Now It's here. iOS 5--with iCloud, a revamped notifications system, iMessage, Newsstand and 200 more features--is finally available for download. It works with the iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad 2, iPad and iPod touch (3rd and 4th generation). Here's how to get it. October 12, 2011
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eBay 2.0 for iPad is a big upgrade Anyone using eBay for buying and selling need no longer battle with the mobile version of the website on their iPad or use a low-resolution iPhone app to keep track of their auctions thanks to the release of the massively updated eBay for iPad 2.0.0. May 7, 2012
Enterprises want iPad Microsoft had better hop to it and release Windows 8, because iPad adoption among enterprises is way up -- and that's without Apple really trying to sell tablets there. March 13, 2012
Evernote Acquires Popular Handwriting App Penultimate Evernote has acquired best-selling handwriting iPad app Penultimate. It is the fifth in a series of acquisitions that Evernote CEO Phil LIbin says will lead up to an IPO within the next few years. May 7, 2012
Evri for iPad iPad news-reader is fun to look at, fun to use November 28, 2011
Experiment explores optics with iPad As any other dutiful scientist, Dr. Weilin "Will" Hou, an oceanographer in the Oceanography Division at NRL Stennis Space Center (NRL-SSC), did his research. Earlier last summer, he decided the hottest tablet computer available on the market-the iPad-was the best option for an upcoming experiment. April 09, 2012
FAA approves iPads in the cockpit; American Airlines to start Friday In June the Allied Pilots Association noted that American Airlines conducted the first tests of iPads for all phases of flight. AA pilots received Federal Aviation Administration approval to test iPads with electronic charts this summer and asked to take it to the next logical level: replacing most of their paper books and charts with digital documents on the iPad. December 13, 2011
Facebook app is easy pickings for ID thieves, but only if your phone is jailbroken or stolen If you have a Facebook account -- and let's be honest, who doesn't these days? -- you're likely very protective of the information housed within. Earlier this week it was discovered that the Facebook app for Apple mobile devices like the iPhone and iPad may hold unsecured login data that could be used by identity thieves wanting to break into your digital life. April 06, 2012
Facebook for iPad goes Retina Facebook for iOS version 4.1.1 is now available. The new version adds Retina Display support for the iPad and fixes a bunch of bugs. Facebook Timeline for iPad, however, has not yet been added. April 02, 2012
Facebook iPad App Leaked Facebook has shown little interest in putting out an iPad app since the device first launched, but it turns out one has been out there for a while. A Canadian engineering student found the code for the tablet app hidden inside the iPhone app and noted it on Twitter. July 25, 2011
Facebook Messenger coming to iPad with new app Facebook's popular and extremely useful Facebook Messenger has only been available on the iPhone so far, but a new report says that the Internet-based messaging app is making the leap to the iPad. May 2, 2012
Fans fly to forums to signal iPad 3 Wi-Fi woes Apple's iPad 3 is drawing fire for its wireless performance, with many an owner complaining about poor Wi-Fi reception. Tests performed by staff in Apple's own stores allegedly show it too. April 04, 2012
Fibble for iPhone and iPad Fibble feels like what Pixar might come up with if the animation studio tried its hand at a puzzle game. The premise behind the game from Crytek even kind of sounds like a Disney movie waiting to happen: When a lovable alien the size of a marble gets knocked from orbit, it has to navigate its way through the hazards of a human household as efficiently as possible. Also, there's a lot of hugging. And an octopus with a monocle. April 18, 2012
First Look: Paper Has Big Potential, Several Flaws While testing the new sketching app Paper, I couldn't decide whether I loved or hated it. Paper has the potential to be brilliant, but in its present form has too many flaws for it to earn a place in my iPad's dock. March 30, 2012
First look: MyTunes Pro HD On Wednesday, SRS Labs, maker of audio enhancement hardware and applications, released an updated version of its MyTunes music browser and player, and added an iPad-compatible version for the first time. MyTunes Pro (iPhone and iPod touch) and MyTunes Pro HD (iPad) are akin to Apple's Music app, but include options for tweaking the sound of your music. March 21, 2012
Five Ways to Solve the 4G/LTE iPad Data Consumption Dilemma The new 4G/LTE iPad has only been on the street for a week, and already there are complaints and horror stories of voraciously burning through data plan bandwidth caps. People who are used to 3G speeds are shocked when the 4G/LTE iPad eats the data allotment in a fraction of the time. March 23, 2012
Float Your iPad Next to Your Monitor With an Unsightly Tentacle I like the idea of an iPad as a second (or maybe third) screen, and an articulating arm that can position a tablet just so sounds great. But staring at Twelve South's new HoverBar, I feel like I'm staring at something that would be at home in a cubical at any sterile office building. February 7, 2012
For a Preview of the iPad3, Watch This 23-Year-Old Apple Video Anticipation is building for the iPad3, with rumors flying that the next generation of Apple's tablet has moved into production and will go on sale later this year or early next year. Whenever it arrives, the iPad3 is sure to be regarded as another masterstroke by the late Steve Jobs. October 24, 2011
For iPad, Apple's App Store will play starring role Some interesting statistics were published by Piper Jaffray this morning noting that, among other things, Apple's App Store remains a competitive advantage that drives sales of its various iPod, iPhone and iPad devices. July 11, 2011
Free up space on your iOS device With apps getting larger, space on your iPhone or iPad is becoming a precious resource March 28, 2012
Freeview telly shoved aside for iPad-compatible 4G Ofcom's latest wheeze for better wireless broadband in the UK is to bump Freeview down into the 600MHz space no one wants, enabling US-compatible LTE for anyone still using a new iPad come 2018. April 02, 2012
FTC subpoenas Apple in Google antitrust case Apple has reportedly been subpoenaed by the US Federal Trade Commission, which has asked Cupertino to explain how the Chocolate Factory's search engine is slotted into the iPhone and iPad. March 14, 2012
Future Tablets will Crowd iPad, Kindle, Analysts Say Apple's dominance of the tablet market is expected to shrink in the next five years as slates from other makers eat into the iPad's market share. May 4, 2012
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Gemini outs trio of budget Android 4 tablets There are three fondleslabs in the set: 7in, 8in and 10in models, with resolutions of 480 x 800, 600 x 800 and 768 x 1024. They all use ARM Cortex A8-class processors, the 7in and 10in running at 1GHz, the eight-incher at 1.2GHz. April 19, 2012
Going up: PC market climbs 21%, with HP back on top While there are those who would have us believe that the rise of the iPad has already led us into a post-PC world, the latest figures indicate that that idea is a bit wide of the mark. Leading industry analysis group Canalys has released its figures for the first quarter of 2012, revealing that PC shipments were up by a massive 21% year-on-year. May 3, 2012
Goldman Sachs slapped over iPad price-cut call Apple is unlikely to slash the price of its fondleslab this Christmas as margins are too low, despite a warning from Goldman Sachs that the premium is out of kilter with hard-pressed consumers and sales could suffer this Xmas. November 16, 2011
Goodbye Textbooks, Hello iPad A technology shift is underway. The PC's promise to transform how learning happens in the classroom is being realized by Apple's iPad. Students and teachers in grade school through higher education are using the iPad to augment their lessons or to replace textbooks. December 9, 2011
Hackers jailbreak new iPad hours after it hits the shelves Hardware enthusiasts managed to find multiple different ways to jailbreak the new iPad over the weekend, hours after the release of Apple's latest fondleslab. March 19, 2012
Half of iPad 3s sold will sport 4G, says bank Brits may have no need for the new iPad's 4G connectivity, but Americans are going to lap up the LTE-enabled tablet, UBS has forecast. March 23, 2012
Hands-On With Facebook's New iPad App Facebook has finally released its first official iPad app Monday. The free app is currently available for download in the iTunes store, and isn't so much an iPad app as it is a universal version of Facebook's original iPhone app. October 11, 2011
Hands on iPad Reviews: Brighter, Faster, Slightly Heavier After yesterday's iPad announcement, some lucky tech bloggers got to touch Apple's newest device and their first impressions pretty much confirm the overall first reaction: The same, but better. March 08, 2012
Hands on with the Apple iPad 3 Last night, Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed the company's latest tablet. It's the new iPad, folks. And this year it's just called "the new iPad", not iPad 3 or iPad HD. To some, it means that 2011's model, the iPad 2, sounds newer than the latest, 2012 one. But more important than the name, should you buy one? March 08, 2012
Hands-on with the TouchFire iPad keyboard, 3 days left to back the project I had a chance to sit down and talk with the man behind the TouchFire keyboard and try out the latest prototype on the iPad. There are just three days left in the Kickstarter campaign and then the anticipation of waiting for my pre-ordered TouchFire begins. December 9, 2011
Higher Ed should get over its love affair with iPad It's no secret iPad owners love their devices. The American Customer Satisfaction Index and NPD both report unusually high satisfaction rates for iPad. Just in second quarter, Apple sold more than 9 million tablets, generating $6 billion in revenue. Despite the best efforts of competitors, most of which offer tablets running Android OS, nothing has yet put a dent in iPad's dominance among consumers. The fact of the matter is that, if you own a tablet right now, it most likely is iPad. October 13, 2011
Hitachi Maxell announces 'Air Voltage' wireless charger for iPad2 Hitachi Maxell Ltd has announced that it will release the "Air Voltage" a system for recharging the Apple iPad2 sans cable on November 25th. Comprised of the "energy stand" and "energy cover" for the iPad2, the two pieces together replace the AC adapter that comes with the iPad2. To recharge the iPad2, a user slips the energy cover onto it then sets the whole works on the stand where it is recharged in the normal amount of time, i.e. about three hours for a full charge. September 30, 2011
How Long Does Your LTE iPad Data Allowance Last? With a new LTE-enabled iPad in your mits, the internet is your oyster. At least, for a few days--because reports are already popping up that it's insanely easy to burn through a generous data allowance in mere hours thanks to that ultra-fast data connection. March 21, 2012
How one Microsoft team is developing its own HTML5 iPad app I stumbled onto a software engineer job posting that mentions another new iPad app in development by MSN that is aimed at the site's own content editors. The post explains how the team is approaching the task of architecting an HTML5/CSS app. One key and telling step: "removing all the Windows dependencies." July 5, 2011
How We Know the iPad, Tablets, Are Now Mainstream This will no doubt come as something of a disheartening shock to the hipsters and creative types who are thought of as the first adopters of new Apple products. The iPad, indeed tablets of all kinds like Amazon's Kindle, the Kindle Fire, Samsung's Galaxy, I'm afraid they're just mainstream now, about as fashionable and cutting edge as sliced white bread. March 13, 2012
How Windows 8 and iOS 5 Stack Up Side by Side Still on the fence about Windows 8? Not convinced that it's got serious potential? Here's a direct side-by-side comparison with an iOS 5 iPad that might be enough to sway you. September 16, 2011
Huffington Post to release weekly iPad magazine The Huffington Post will soon be available in a weekly magazine version for the iPad, president and editor-in-chief Arianna Huffington confirmed at a media summit in Toronto. March 23, 2012
Hulu drops subscription button from iPad app, more apps could do same It's a mere nine days before Apple's subscription rules kick in for content-providing iOS apps in the iTunes App Store, and among those to acquiesce to Apple's guidelines is streaming video app, Hulu. June 21, 2011
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'iPad 2 Plus' Rumors Gather Steam The latest report comes from FBR Capital Markets analyst Craig Berger, who said Apple is requesting quotes from component suppliers for an "iPad 2 Plus." This "marginally different device" may have double the pixel density of the existing iPad, and would launch in late 2011, Berger wrote to his clients. July 5, 2011
iConvert Scanner Dock Lets Your iPad Wrangle Receipts A scanner can be a useful tool for road warriors, but traveling with one of those all-in-one office machines is just impractical. Instead, consider the svelte iConvert which easily stashes in your carry-on and digitizes documents directly into your iPad. January 18, 2012
Illumina Launches MyGenome iPad App for Visualizing the Human Genome Illumina has launched the MyGenome iPad app, an app which visualizes the human genome. It allows you to explore a real human genome and view reports about important genetic variations. In its current iteration it acts mainly as an educational tool, however in future version Illumina foresees it becoming a clinical tool for use by physicians with their patients to improve communication of genetic data. April 26, 2012
In Chile, an iPad for every lawmaker Chile's Congress will bestow an iPad2 on each and every one of its 120 lower house lawmakers to improve their efficiency and remote access to legislative proceedings. October 19, 2011
In China, iPad fever is cooling It is almost a month since Apple released its new iPads, and as usual, the kit is not yet officially launched in China. But buoyant overseas purchases enabled Chinese people to have any products as fast as consumers in other countries, at a higher cost. April 11, 2012
Introducing Macworld's iPad 2 Superguide You've finally managed to pick up your very own iPad 2. Now let the editors at Macworld help you learn everything you need to know about it with our iPad 2 Superguide, available as a PDF, on CD, and on Apple's iBookstore. The book has something for everyone, whether you're brand-new to the iPad or old hand. June 17, 2011
iOS 5.1 software upgrades iPhones to '4G' When Apple announced the new iPad on Wednesday, it also revealed that iOS and iTunes updates are now available. Between the new mobile operating system and media app, folks will see plenty of minor improvements such as a "4G" icon, a smarter Siri and a fine-tuned iTunes Match. March 08, 2012
iOS 5 Edges Out Android in HTML5 Browser Test Although Android Ice Cream Sandwich makes some big leaps in HTML5 browser performance, Apple's iOS 5 is still the king, according to a study by Sencha. December 14, 2011
iOS 5 jailbreak using Redsn0w If you updated your iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad 1, or iPod touch to iOS 5 yesterday evening -- or if you're only just doing it now because Apple's servers were hammered to smithereens last night -- your first port of call is jailbreaking and installing Cydia. Because the beta builds of iOS 5 were relatively easy to obtain, jailbreakers have easily kept pace with any of Apple's security tweaks. The final build of iOS 5 was released yesterday, and the Redsn0w jailbreak, courtesy of the iPhone Dev-Team, was released just minutes after. October 13, 2011
iOS 5: Hidden gems and features Apple has just released iOS 5. If you have an iPhone 3GS, 4 (or 4S), iPod touch 3rd or 4th generation, or an iPad, simply plug it into your computer, make sure iTunes is updated to version 10.5 (iTunes > Check for Updates), then just select your device on the left hand side and click "Check for Update." October 12, 2011
iPad 3 'first tablet' with Bluetooth 4. The Bluetooth SIG, overseer of the wireless communications standard, was quick this morning to state that Apple's iPad 3 "is the world's first Bluetooth Smart Ready tablet, incorporating Bluetooth 4.0 and its hallmark feature low energy technology". March 09, 2012
iPad 3 battery pointing to thinner, lighter tablet? The battery in the iPad 3 will reportedly be thinner and lighter than the one in the iPad 2, according to a report in Taiwan Economic News, suggesting that the new tablet may also see a thinner, lighter design or other improvements. September 7, 2011
iPad 3 benchmarked The iPad 3 does indeed contain 1GB of memory and sports a processor clocked at 1GHz, it has been claimed. March 13, 2012
iPad 3 costs Apple 30% more to make than iPad 2 One thing Apple's doing with its massive cash mountain: giving punters more iPad for their money. The News iPad - aka the iPad 3 - costs as much to buy as the iPad 2 did, but it costs a lot more to make. March 19, 2012
iPad 3 Debut Pushed Back to 2012, Report Says The 2011 launch of the iPad 3 that was never announced has already been canceled, according to a DigiTimes report. The site says the debut of the third-generation tablet has been pushed back because of a shortage of high-resolution screens in the supply chain. August 16, 2011
iPad 3 Display: A Possible Peek The screen in Apple's next-generation iPad is said to be a standout feature of the tablet, and an analysis of what is purportedly one of those new screens supports the growing expectations. February 24, 2012
iPad 3 Expected to Have 4G Connectivity Apple's next version of the iPad will feature 4G LTE connectivity on both Verizon Wireless and AT&T, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The device, dubbed the iPad 3, is expected to be unveiled March 7 and may come with a higher-resolution display and a quad-core chip. February 14, 2012
iPad 3 in '11? No. Two new iPhones? Seems so Just weeks away from when Apple is expected to be unveiling the next iPhone, another Wall Street analyst has said the company could surprise us with two new handsets. September 19, 2011
iPad 3 Is Coming, So Get Top Dollar for Your iPad 2 Now The iPad 3 rumor mill has shifted away from pure speculation toward acceptance that the next generation Apple tablet truly is imminent. NextWorth.com, a site that deals in buying and selling used electronics equipment, suggests that now is the prime time to trade or sell your iPad 2. February 21, 2012
iPad 3 Production Begins, Report Says Apple's manufacturing partners have begun production of the iPad 3, which will have a faster processor and work with LTE networks, a report has claimed. January 16, 2012
iPad 3 to be released by Thanksgiving? Should you go ahead and purchase an iPad now or wait to see if Apple will release a new version of its best selling tablet device by the end of the year? Many people who don't own an iPad are likely making that kind of decision thanks in part to persistent rumors that Apple plans to launch a third version of the iPad soon. July 29, 2011
iPad 3 to debut Q3 2012 as iPad 4 Take the latest whispers from Taiwan as gospel and you won't have to sacrifice your earnings to the Church of Jobs for an iPad 3 until Q3 2012. November 3, 2011
iPad 3 to have a low-res Retina display A few months ago we tackled the the popular rumor that the next iteration of Apple's iPad would have a full Retina display. At the time, I predicted that we were still about a year out from seeing such a device due to the fact that no semiconductor foundry had the capability to mass-produce the amount of high-res screens necessary to fill Cupertino's needs. What seemed more likely was that Apple would release an iPad 3 (or iPad 2S) with a resolution of 2048×1536, which would be 264 PPI, just shy of the 326 PPI that iPhone Retina displays have. January 20, 2012
iPad 3: Is a 2048 x 1536 Display Resolution a Good Idea? Rumor has it that the iPad 3 will have a super high-resolution display of 2048 x 1536 and we have to wonder do we really need all of those pixels and once we get them, what will we do with them. Forbes has published an interesting pros & cons article on what having such a pixel intensive display means for the average consumer. February 20, 2012
iPad 3: One more thing Apple is unveiling the next iPad this week, and there is one app that could be announced that would set the tablet world on its ear. March 05, 2012
iPad 3: What We Know So Far As 2011 winds down, speculation about the iPad 3 is ramping up. Although it's too early to paint a clear picture of Apple's next iPad, unconfirmed reports give us a sense of what to expect. Here's what we think we know so far about the iPad 3: December 16, 2011
iPad 2 dominates, as Android tablets lose ground Android tablets are losing ground to new entrants, including the much-criticized Research In Motion PlayBook and even the discontinued Hewlett-Packard TouchPad, IDC reported in its second quarter report on tablet and ebook sales. September 15, 2011
iPad 2 Jailbreak Finally Available Jailbreaking your Apple devices has been a popular past time amoung iOS but up until now it's been a challenge getting past Apple's security. It took them long enough but the Chronic Dev Team have released a tool called GreenPois0n Absinthe which can be used to jailbreak the iPad 2 or iPhone 4S. January 20, 2012
iPad 2 jailbreak leaked; JailbreakMe.com up for auction Sometime yesterday, a beta of iOS hacker Comex's iPad 2 jailbreak method was released to the internet. We've known that it's been possible to jailbreak the iPad 2 almost since day one but this is the first time since the tablet was released that a jailbreak method has been available outside of the beta circle. July 4, 2011
iPad 2 Smart Cover 'flaw' discovered in iOS 5 iPad 2 owners who use the Smart Cover and Smart Cover unlocking in iOS 5 are exposed to a bug that can potentially leave sensitive information open to others, Apple blog 9to5Mac is reporting. October 21, 2011
iPad 2 to gain double-res display - but not until 2012 Another day, another iPad 3 rumour, this time that while the gadget will indeed sport a display with a higher resolution than the iPad 2 has, other specs will not change. July 6, 2011
iPad 2: Why I finally bought one and why I absolutely love it Despite the high price tag and prior experiences that proved to me I wasn't a tablet user at the time, I decided to buy an iPad 2. And I absolutely love it. Here's why. November 7, 2011
iPad accounts for 1 percent of all web traffic; App Store breaks 100,000 iPad apps New statistics continue to suggest that not only are more people buying Apple's seemingly unstoppable tablet juggernaut, the iPad, but also that they're finding it highly useful -- and not just because of the apps, even though there are more of those than ever before. July 5, 2011
iPad accounts for 97 percent of tablet web traffic, also surpasses iPhone New statistics from web analysis company comScore find that mobile devices now account for 7 percent of total web traffic, with mobile web usage continuing to rise and Apple's iOS platform leading the charge. October 11, 2011
iPad app that lets mute kids speak menaced by patent lawsuit A company that makes specialist talking tablet computers for speech-disabled children has mounted a patent lawsuit which seems set to kill off an iPad app that does the same thing for a tenth of the price. The firm is making no commitment to provide replacement affordable software for consumer devices. April 03, 2012
iPad App Video Review: Spotify The long running and mostly popular music streaming service Spotify has finally gone iOS Universal with its recent major update, so here we are with a review of the app from the iPad perspective. May 4, 2012
iPad beats smartphones in browsing speed test Apple's iPad blew away several other mobile devices at loading Web pages, according to a recent speed test conducted by Compuware. August 23, 2011
iPad Gets a Trojan All Apple Devices Could be Next One of the reasons that I like to recommend Apple computers is that they work and that they don't get viruses. A pair of Trojans have been identified on computers of multiple Pro-Tibetan NGOs, the sinister code appears to be infiltrating Macs using the same exploit that's worked on Windows years ago. March 30, 2012
iPad grabs 80 percent share, but here comes Amazon Apple's iPad grabbed 80 percent of the tablet market in North America during the second quarter of the year, according to data out yesterday from Strategy Analytics. But that dominance could face some challenges ahead. September 28, 2011
iPad Holiday Explosion: Q4 Sales of 22 Million? Apple Inc. will sell 21.9 million iPads in the fourth-quarter holiday season, says an investment advisor and author who's nailed almost all of his bullish predictions about Apple during its remarkable growth run of the past few years. August 21, 2011
iPad Launch Day Survival Guide Buying the new iPad on launch day this Friday is a tricky task, but it's not impossible. Apple says demand for the new iPad is "off the charts," so if you want to pre-order one online now, it won't reach you until next week at the earliest. That means your best bet to get one this weekend is to head out to a brick and mortar store. March 12, 2012
iPad Mini – New Rumor Points to October Release for $200-250 Rumors of a smaller iPad, the so-called iPad mini, have haunted the media for a long time and no one wants the source of the rumor to dry up. We have reported for a good month now on the alleged 7.85 inch display. It’s high time we allow the latest rumors from imore.com to permeate our senses. May 11, 2012
iPad power: how to print Among other things, the iPad is a great way to save paper: It lets you carry around all kinds of digital documents that you might otherwise have had to print. July 14, 2011
iPad Rules Tablet Web Traffic The Apple iPad is by far the most popular tablet device used to browse the Web, according to the latest figures from comScore. Android tablets are nowhere to be seen, as the research found iPads deliver more than 97 percent of all U.S. tablet traffic, totaling a higher share of Internet use than iPhones. October 11, 2011
iPad sales now account for 11 percent of PC market Apple's latest quarterly financial announcement on Tuesday revealed that the company has sold 9.25 million units of its iPad tablet in the April-June quarter of 2011. The massive sales of the iPad brand, which launched in April 2010, are clearly taking market share away from PCs. Business Insider now reports that based on Apple's sales numbers iPad sales now account for 11 percent of the total PC market. In comparison, IDC states that PC sales in the April-June quarter, which did not include any tablet numbers, were 84.4 million units worldwide. July 20, 2011
iPad to reign unchallenged as KING of FONDLESLABS Global shipments of fondleslabs are predicted to nearly double to 119 million in 2012 but Apple's dominance is unlikely to be challenged, Gartner box counters claim. April 11, 2012
iPad trick: Searching digital handwriting (how-to) This simple method allows taking handwritten notes on the iPad and having the ink searchable. Never again will that handwritten note disappear, never to be seen again. May 11, 2012
iPad Wi-Fi problems: Anatomy of a released defect Some iPad 3 owners are having problems with the unit's Wi-Fi, while most are working OK. Having a small percentage of failures is just a fact of life in the electronics manufacturing game. April 06, 2012
iPad with improved display to launch this fall? Other recent rumors have also suggested that an updated tablet will feature a high-quality screen. Last week, This Is My Next said Apple's upcoming "iPad HD" tablet could feature a 2,048x1,536 resolution display. The tech enthusiast site reported that the iPad HD would be sold alongside the current iPad 2. July 11, 2011
Is Microsoft Really Bringing Office Apps to iPad? Given that Microsoft is working on ARM-based versions of its software, there's a good chance we'll see an Office app on Apple's iPad tablet installed next to Bing and MSN OnPoint. December 1, 2011
Is OnLive Violating Microsoft's Licensing Agreements? Though you might expect a company whose business model is based around sharing installations of Windows via the web to have thought about licensing... you'd be wrong. Microsoft is claiming that OnLive--the company intent on delivering Windows to your iPad--violates its Windows 7 licensing agreements. March 09, 2012
iPad swipes more of tablet market Apple extended its lead in the tablet market during the first three months of the year, as much because of a slump in sales of rival product as the arrival of the iPad 3. May 3, 2012
Is the 64GB iPad the new 32? Who's getting the 64GB iPad? With a higher-resolution screen and improved cameras, will file size matter--or does iCloud solve those problems? March 08, 2012
Is the Apple iPad a Tablet? On the surface, this is probably a silly question. Apple is selling millions Apple iPads every month and tablet fever consumes us. Or does it? Is it tablet fever or iPad fever? September 6, 2011
iSwifter brings Google+ games to the iPad Following the launch of games on Google+ last month, Adobe Flash streaming app iSwifter today is adding compatibility to work with those games, giving iPad users a way to play them on Apple's tablet. September 1, 2011
iTunes 10.6 Download Will Be Available Today We've got iPads smeared all over our bodies today, but there's also some other new stuff sneaking out of Cupertino. Like iTunes 10.6, which looks like it's going to be up for download later today. March 07, 2012
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Jailbroken iPads can now multitask apps The Quasar windows manager allows standard iOS apps to be run in separate windows. They can also be moved, resized and manipulated in all the ways that you might play with windows on a Windows or Mac system. May 2, 2012
Kids learn how to draw from the bottom up with Butt Art iPad app Using the iPad to keep your little ones entertained is probably nothing new for you, but what is new is the probably giggle-inducing app Butt Art -- Kids Learn to Draw Zoo Animals. February 7, 2012
Kindle app update brings some Kindle Fire features to iPads For any iPad owner who's seen those spiffy-looking magazines and newspapers on Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet and thought, "Hey, why don't my magazines and newspapers look this spiffy?", here's good news: Amazon just rolled out a Kindle app update that adds rich magazine and newspaper viewing to the iPad, among other things. December 21, 2011
Kindle Fire demand hits iPad rivals not iPad Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet is being portrayed as the first real competition Apple's iPad has had, but initial evidence from potential tablet buyers suggests it's Apple's rivals who really need to worry. November 21, 2011
Kindle Fire or iPad 2? Since the launch of the original iPad, Apple's had effectively zero competition. But wait! With the sleek, cheap Kindle Fire shipping Nov. 15th, we've suddenly got a legitimate contender. Choice is great. But, uhm, which choice should you make? November 1, 2011
Korean carrier says Galaxy S II ICS update coming 'tomorrow'; Samsung promises announcement 'soon' After a series of false starts, it appears the long-awaited Ice Cream Sandwich update for Galaxy S II (GT-i9100) owners may be about to land. Korean mobile network SK Telecom tweeted this morning that it'll begin rolling out the software update starting 10am KST tomorrow, March 13. (That's 1am GMT, or 9pm EST today, because time zones are crazy like that.) However, the tweet in question was quickly pulled down, and now SK Telecom is telling customers to check with the manufacturer for update information. March 12, 2012
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Latest iPad may boost Apple's app, music revenue Worries about Apple's profit margins on the new iPad may be misplaced. Cost increases in iPad manufacturing--due to a retina display, faster chip and overall higher bill of materials--could be offset by increased media and storage purchases. March 12, 2012
Learn fonts beautifully with teaching tool Typography Insight iPad app I'm no graphic designer, but I love typefaces. I even get an e-newsletter from a font website and I actually view its contents, which I can't say is true for the other 97 percent of my inbox. And now what I love just as much as Archer (is that font passé? I don't care.) is the new iPad app Typography Insight. Created by Parsons student Dong Yoon Park as a thesis project, Typography Insight will teach you typography with a slick, hands-on approach. June 22, 2011
Lenovo aims to take down Apple as tablet market leader Given the incredibly fast demise of the HP TouchPad, it's no joke that Apple is the undisputed leader in the tablet market. But Lenovo is feeling optimistic lately and is aiming to give the iPad a real challenge. August 22, 2011
Lessons from the Australian Parliament's iPad Revolt The consumerization of IT, which might be the most important trend in IT in the last two decades, is proving to be unstoppable, if not inevitable. Today's workers don't want to go from the easy-to-use touch interface of the mobile devices they use at home to something more difficult and restrictive at work. Furthermore, they want access to the multitude of smartphone applications and services that they have become accustomed to at home. November 7, 2011
LetterMpress Design app succesfully brings a real-life letterpress experience to the iPad October 31, 2011
LG begins mass production of first flexible, plastic e-ink displays LG, that South Korean conglomerate that has mostly spent the last few years fading into Samsung's shadow, has just announced that it has begun mass production of the world's first flexible, plastic e-ink display. This is opposed to the hard, heavy, prone-to-cracking glass-laminate e-ink displays found in devices such as the Kindle and Nook. March 29, 2012
LinkedIn 5.0 for iOS supports iPad -- finally Social networking news is not limited to the latest acquisitions by the likes of Facebook; LinkedIn, the social network for professionals, still generates headlines April 27, 2012
LinkedIn for iPad Finally Arrives The latest update for the LinkedIn iOS app adds calendar integration, and includes a redesigned Updates view to make it easier to keep up with updates to your contacts' profiles, or new posts to the Groups you follow. The biggest news of the new update, though, is that LinkedIn now has an iPad version--and it's optimized for the Retina display. April 26, 2012
Locating cell-phone owners the non-GPS way Using GPS, a cell phone can be located within a few feet. So why are researchers concerned about locating a cell phone by its association with a specific cell tower? March 12, 2012
Logitech announces Solar Keyboard Folio for iPad Accessory vendor Logitech on Thursday announced the company's latest entry in the iPad-keyboard market, the $130 Solar Keyboard Folio for second- and third-generation iPads. May 3, 2012
Logitech Harmony Link turns iPad into universal remote Wishing you could use your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch as a universal remote control in the living room? On Tuesday Logitech announced the Harmony Link, a $100 device that sits next to your TV, communicates with your iOS device via Wi-Fi, and can control up to eight pieces of hardware--TVs, DVRs, Blu-ray players, AV receivers, media streamers, and so on--using a custom app. September 20, 2011
Logitech Tablet Keyboard (for iPad) If you frequently use your iPad for writing or emailing, a Bluetooth keyboard is a must-have accessory, and the the Logitech Tablet Keyboard is a good option, but it doesn't offer any unique or special functionality. June 17, 2011
Logitech Wireless Boombox for iPad Logitech wins again with the Wireless Boombox for iPad, delivering a speaker that sounds great and won't empty your wallet. We recommend it for stationary indoor and outdoor use, but portable music lovers should keep shopping. October 14, 2011
Logitech's Harmony Link Turns iPads into Universal Remotes The most fully-baked thing about Logitech's Revue Google TV box from last year wasn't the Google TV part. It was Harmony Link, Logitech's technology, drawn from its venerable Harmony line of universal remotes, for controlling an entertainment center full of gadgets from one remote. September 20, 2011
Logitech's New Unfolding iPad Keyboard: Wider is Better What do an iPad 2 and an IBM ThinkPad from 1995 have in common? Not a whole lot--unless the iPad is equipped with Logitech's new Fold-Up Keyboard and the ThinkPad is the famous 701 "Butterfly" model. Like the Butterfly ThinkPad, Logitech's new gadget, which snaps onto the bottom of the iPad, packs a keyboard that's wider than the case. As you lift up the iPad, the keyboard swivels out in two pieces--as shown in the first image above--and then pieces together. It's also reminiscent of the Stowaway folding keyboard, a gadget which would be a wonderful iPhone accessory but which appears to no longer be available. August 24, 2011
Lovefilm debuts movie streaming app Disc rental and streaming service Lovefilm has uploaded a fresh iPad app that will play streamed movies. September 29, 2011
Low Latency No. 13: It's good to be the king Apple's new iPad announcement left some wanting more. But perhaps the best news of the day was a price drop for the iPad 2. March 09, 2012
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Make basic edits in iPhoto for iOS Half the fun of iPhone photography is editing and altering your photos in various photo apps. And now that Apple has introduced its iPhoto app for the iPhone and iPad, bringing its desktop photo management and editing software to the touchscreen interface, users have a great, all-in-one photo-editing tool at their fingertips. March 26, 2012
Managing contacts on the iPad One of the most important functions of my PC is to store and manage my contacts. Today for 30 Days With the iPad, I want to take a look at the tools available, and see if the iPad has what it takes to tackle this critical task. July 11, 2011
Maps on the iPad I have a bit of a thing for maps, by which I don't mean the old "here be dragons" kind of map. Although these can be interesting, they just don't cut it for me. What I mean are modern, detailed, interactive maps, which makes them come alive (and valuable to all business folks that have to travel). August 10, 2011
Marvel Hopes to Give Comic Books a Boost With Augmented Reality Content Next month Marvel Comics is releasing a new application that will add augmented reality content to some of its comic books, the company announced on Sunday at the SXSW Interactive conference in Austin, Texas. March 12, 2012
Microsoft Office for iPad Spotted in the Wild Microsoft could be weeks away from releasing a version of Office for the iPad including apps for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. The purported iOS apps would have the ability to edit a file locally on your tablet or edit an online document from, presumably, SkyDrive, Microsoft's online file storage service. Rumblings about Microsoft producing an iPad version of its famous productivity suite have been circulating for months. February 21, 2012
Microsoft Office for the iPad: To be or not to be The Daily stands by its report that Microsoft has created an iPad version of Office, though the folks in Redmond label the story inaccurate. February 22, 2012
Microsoft Releases First Office App for IPad Microsoft today released an update to its OneNote application for iOS that it said has been tweaked for the iPad. December 13, 2011
Microsoft's Axed Courier Tablet Concept Reborn as iPad App Microsoft killed the Courier tablet concept in favor of Windows 8 tablets, but the idea behind it has now found a new home, as an iPad app. After four months of reviewing the app, Apple approved Taposé, an app that mimics the functionality seen in the concept videos for the now defunct Microsoft Courier tablet project. March 28, 2012
Microsoft's OneNote app arrives for iPad Microsoft continues to expand its support for applications that will run on Apple's iOS devices. This week, the company released a new iOS version of its OneNote application. In addition to new features for the iPhone version, this new OneNote iOS app has now been fully optimized to use the large screen of both the iPad and the iPad 2. December 13, 2011
Mobile app protection to iPhone and iPad Mocana introduced its latest version of MAP, which brings security to iOS apps. MAP 2.0 simplifies, automates and secures mobile app management for enterprise IT and the employees, partners and customers they serve. April 11, 2012
Mobile printing gets easier with or without AirPrint We can now use our mobile devices for many of the tasks that once required a computer. Unfortunately, for the longest time, printing documents didn't feel like one of them. May 14, 2012
MobileMe to iCloud migration and calendar sharing Over the weekend I migrated two accounts from MobileMe to iCloud and everything went flawlessly. I configured two iPhones, two iPads and two MacBooks to sync to the iCloud accounts without issue. October 19, 2011
'Nobody can resist the charming of iPAD' This was the week when Microsoft decided that its new Windows logo should actually look like a window, resulting in this streamlined and modernistic (or uncolourful and mundane depending on your viewpoint) effort: February 24, 2012
NASA viz app will now take users across the universe The NASA Visualization Explorer is now delivering new opportunities to explore NASA's research of the sun, planetary bodies, Earth and the universe to your iPad. March 14, 2012
Need Microsoft Office on iPad? Try OnLive Desktop While there are a lot of claims made about how tablet computers such as the iPad could be used as complete replacement for desktop computers, there are a number of obstacles that get in the way of this. There are a number of mobile versions of well-known desktop applications available, but these tend to be far more limited than the software you are used to using and there is also the problem of transferring files between devices to bear in min. These are problems that OnLive Desktop can help with, providing iPad users with a fully functional version of Microsoft Office to work with. January 13, 2012
NetApp offers system check-up from iPads, smartphones NetApp has endorsed tablet and smartphone access to its support system and users can now monitor support case status from their iPad, iPhone or Android phone. April 19, 2012
Netflix for iPad gets a sexy new interface Last month, Android tablet owners were treated to a Netflix interface overhaul, one designed to help users "more easily discover the content they want to watch." December 14, 2011
Netflix Interested in HD iPad Streaming A recent update to Netflix's iPad app provides Retina display graphics for menus and navigation, but not for the streaming videos themselves. March 22, 2012
New England Journal of Medicine Now Available as iPad App Massachusetts Medical Society has released an iPad version of its venerable NEJM. In addition to all the content from the print version, the iPad app also includes audio and video materials from the NEJM.org website. March 14, 2012
New iPad 4G data connection will only work in America One of the main new features in Apple's just-announced third iPad is 4G mobile networking: but keen fanbois planning to purchase it should note that the new fondleslab will only be able to achieve 4G connection in North America for the foreseeable future. March 08, 2012
New iPad App 123D Catch Turns Pictures Into Printable 3-D Renders Autodesk, one of the premier 3-D printing companies out there right now--they make AutoCAD, the pioneering software--has a new app out for iPad that aims to make 3-D printing easier. Just snap a bunch of pictures of the object you want to reproduce from different angles, and the app, cleverly named 123D Catch, creates a 3-D rendering automatically. May 11, 2012
New iPad Battery Keeps Charging Despite 'Battery Full' Message You shouldn't stop charging your new iPad as soon as it shows a 100 percent battery. Instead, to get the most from the battery, keep it charging for at least another hour after it says it is full, a study on Apple's new tablet finds. March 23, 2012
New iPad battery life: Only 10 hours on Wi-Fi? Apple has achieved fantastic battery life on LTE with the new iPad, but only claims standard run time on Wi-Fi. Why isn't that run time greatly increased over previous models? March 12, 2012
New iPad gets hot, but still comparable to other tablets Users might be complaining that the new iPad gets hot when in use, but analysis from PC World suggests that's not just an iPad thing, it's a tablet thing. March 27, 2012
New iPad Gets Speed Tested Around the World in Fun Video The new iPad biggest selling feature after the A5X processor and the gorgeous display is that it comes sporting 4G, however 4G doesn't have a universal standard so it's not supported everywhere. Since faster speeds are one of the big selling features we find CNETs speed test of the new iPad pretty interesting, they tried it out in San Francisco, to London, to Singapore and finally Sydney, Australia, testing the cellular speed of the new iPad. March 28, 2012
New iPad hardly impacts Android outlook The latest iPad was revealed yesterday. After months of speculation, countless rumors and high hopes for the iPad 3, what we in fact got was a marginally-updated device with an improved Retina display and solid battery life. And that 4G support? Way to catch up, Apple: Android tablets have sported 4G LTE support for quite some time, and even come in true HD. The "new iPad," lacking a definitive surname, has been updated so marginally that it's actually given a break to the rest of the mobile industry. Now it's Android's opportunity to leap ahead. March 08, 2012
New iPad Has 'Record Weekend' Cook's comment came on a conference call to announce Apple will pay its stockholders a dividend of $2.65 a share sometime after July, during the company's fourth fiscal quarter; and a $10 billion stock repurchase program that will start after September 1, when the firm's fiscal 2013 year commences. March 19, 2012
New iPad is now available in 35 countries Today, Apple released new iPad in 25 more countries, bringing the total to 35 plus one US territory since sales started one week ago. March 23, 2012
New iPad Lasts 24 Hours as 4G LTE Hotspot Apple doesn't market the new iPad as a $630 Wi-Fi 4G/LTE router, but tests have found the tablet can be used for up to 24 hours as a personal hotspot. Under the right conditions, you can use the new iPad as a wireless router for an entire day on a single charge, independent testing from AnandTech and The Verge indicates. March 27, 2012
New iPad Magazine From Aol Picks Awesome Reads For You Magazines rock, but most of them are doing about as well financially as a drunk at a Vegas craps table. Which is indirectly leading to interesting new digital media experiments like (*ahem*) Longshot magazine and tons of tablet publications. August 2, 2011
New iPad Plagued by Connectivity Issues in Europe, Australia, and Asia Apple is looking into WiFi problems with the new iPad that have surfaced in Europe, Australia, and Asia. WiFi issues include an inability to pick up local WiFi networks, connection drops, slow download and upload speeds, and more, according the this 'Poor WiFi reception on new iPad' thread on Apple forums discussing the problems. April 25, 2012
New iPad Runs 10°F Hotter than iPad 2; Apple Says It's Cool Since the iPad's launch four days ago, the tech industry is comparing every aspect of the device to its predecessor, the iPad 2. Aside from the obvious differences (the quad-core graphics, retina display, double the RAM, and massive battery), we've already learned that the iPad 3 is a little bit heavier and a little bit thicker than the iPad 2. Now we also know that it runs a whopping 10 degrees hotter than the last iteration of Apple's tablet. March 21, 2012
New iPad shows tablet trajectory from nice to necessary Apple's new tablet isn't yet ready to push aside the PC, but steady improvements mean ever more computing work will get done on iPads. The tech industry had better jump on board. March 08, 2012
New iPad Sports Much Larger Battery, Teardown Reveals Apple packs a much larger battery into the new iPad, which becomes available for general sale today, in order to juice the tablet for up to ten hours of use, even with 4G LTE connectivity. iFixit took apart the new iPad , which is vastly improved on the inside, but looks almost identical to the iPad 2 on the outside. March 16, 2012
New iPad's AX5 processor built on Samsung's 45 nm process -- Why it Matters To say that Apple and Samsung have a complicated relationship is an understatement, for starts they are suing each other and Samsung even provides the processor, the memory chips, and the RAM inside the iPhone. March 19, 2012
New iPad's most revolutionary feature is its battery The iPad's most revolutionary feature isn't the 2048×1536 Retina display LCD panel, or the 4G LTE connectivity. It's something that you can't see. March 08, 2012
Nine Questions To Ask Before You Buy That New iPad I wrote a long explanation yesterday about how the new iPad's touted ability to roam on multiple 4G broadband networks worldwide is less than meets the eye. Most of this claim is thwarted by interoperability, business and regulatory issues among telecom carriers. March 29, 2012
Notes Plus Amid the growing crowd of great iPad note-taking apps in the App Store, Notes Plus distinguishes itself by appearing to give more thought than most about how a stylus-wielding iPad owner might actually write and draw on a touchscreen tablet. April 09, 2012
Now You Can View Full TBS and TNT Series on iPad for Free First NBC released a iPad app that allows you to view full episodes for free. Just download it now and start watching. Nothing special required. I love free stuff. September 12, 2011
NVidia Asks to See Apple's New iPad Benchmarks Graphics chip vendor nVidia has asked Apple to provide information about how it carried out performance tests comparing the new iPad's A5X processor with the nVidia Tegra 3. March 09, 2012
Nvidia Responds to Apple's Claim: Where is the Proof? Apple flashed up a slide claiming that the iPad 2 was 2x as fast as Nvidia's Tegra 3 and that the new iPad would be 4x faster. Benchmarks are clearly a number games and depending on which tests you pick and what resolution you run them at even the iPad 2's GPU maybe significantly faster than Tegra 3's. However, Apple neglected to show hard evidence to support its claim. March 12, 2012
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Office on the iPad? Matt Hickey of The Daily is reporting that Microsoft is working on a version of Office for the iPad. His story isn't the most compelling piece of writing and reporting I've ever read--he calls OS X "iOS" at one point and seems overly confident that some of his assumptions are likely true, such as the apps costing about $10 apiece. November 29, 2011
OfficeDrop adds iPad 2 optimization to iOS app The cloud-storage provider OfficeDrop has revamped its iOS app, expanding it from an iPhone-centric program to a universal app. The new version is optimized to take advantage of the iPad 2's camera for "scanning" paper documents into electronic storage. September 14, 2011
Official iPad 2 jailbreak released Just short of four months after its initial release, Apple's iPad 2 can now be safely jailbroken. Comex's long awaited JailbreakMe 3.0 was finally made available to the hacking public. Earlier this morning, users going to JailbreakMe.com from their iDevice were not greeted with the usual "It's been far too long" and instead were shown a link to begin the jailbreak process. It's dead simple to install and requires the iPad 2 to be running version 4.3.3. July 5, 2011
Oz regulator to Apple: Don't call it 4G if you can't connect As with most jurisdictions that aren't America, Apple's new iPad, which is only associated with the number "4" as in "4G", can't connect to 4G networks in Australia. That's disturbed the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), which is taking Apple to court over the issue. March 27, 2012
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People don't want tablets, they want iPads The phenomenal sales success of Apple's iPad shows no sign of abating, but sales for all other tablets competitors are stagnating and channel inventories are building. August 15, 2011
Photonic crystal tablets - the future of iPads? Many animals -- think butterflies and peacocks -- get their beautiful colors not only from pigments, but also from nanoscale structures that manipulate light. As a matter of fact, such 'structural color' -- where the color results from interferences, not pigments -- is ubiquitous in nature. When light is incident on a crystalline structure with appropriate periodicity, some colors will be preferentially reflected. This success in nature has inspired researchers to develop numerous methods for incorporating structural color, i.e. the use of surface architecture without using chemical dyes and without altering the chemical composition of a material. These photonic crystals and the structural color they generate represent an interesting method for creating reflective displays and drawing devices since they can achieve a continuous color response and do not require back lighting. August 2, 2011
Photoshop Touch on the new iPad: Consume or create? The Retina display on the new iPad is one of the tablet's defining features, and it makes the device ideally suited for multimedia work, including image editing. Apple's new iPhoto app and Adobe's Photoshop Touch are taking advantage of that opportunity by bringing powerful photo editing and sharing tools to the iPad. March 22, 2012
Pierre Cardin reckons it can out-bling the iPad Billed as the "UK's first designer tablet", the Pierre Cardin PC 7006G -- based on Android 2.3 -- is being flogged for a penny short of £300, or roughly £100 less than it would cost to buy an entry-level iPad. September 28, 2011
Pinterest Plans Profile Redesign, iPad App Pinterest, the popular pinboard site, will be getting redesigned profile pages and an iPad app in the near future, the company's cofounder and chief executive, Ben Silbermann, announced at SXSW. March 14, 2012
Playing nice with GarageBand for iPad Apple touts its GarageBand for iPad application as a great way to play and record music without the need to learn scales or time signatures. Musical newbies arent the only ones interested in using the $5 app, however. GarageBand for iPad appeals to seasoned musicians, too. And those with significant investments in recording equipment may be wondering which, if any, of their existing gear will work with the portable version of GarageBand. I decided to grab my trusty iPad, my iPad camera connection kit, and powered USB hub and plug in whatever I had around to see what would work. August 16, 2011
Plex Server 0.9.6.1 supports DLNA, eliminates need for app If you're looking for a gorgeous, easy-to-use solution to the problem of sharing and streaming media from your PC or Mac, then Plex will appeal. And with the release of Plex Server 0.9.6.1, it adds another major string to its bow: support for DLNA. May 8, 2012
Polycom brings videoconferencing to iPad, Android tablets The app runs on Polycom's RealPresence platform, which runs its standard videoconferencing rooms and terminals that include larger high-definition televisions and speaker systems. The idea is to encourage even more videoconferencing use by enabling the tablets to talk with the larger videoconference rooms. October 11, 2011
Projecting the iPad's entire interface Last week during Macworld 2011 (formerly known as Macworld Expo) I spent a portion of my time standing in front of attendees demonstrating one thing or another on an iPad. Unlike other presentations that similarly projected images from an iPad, the images from my iPad were darned near pristine. This is the story of how I did it. January 31, 2011
Pulse news app announced for Windows Phone With the Mango update due to be released for Windows Phone 7 owners any day now, a well know free news app will be making its debut for the mobile operating system very soon. Alphonso Labs has announced that its Pulse app will be released for WP7 sometime later this week. The original version of the app was released in the summer of 2010 for the iPad and was briefly removed from the App Store after the New York Times objected that Pulse was stealing its content. Venture Beat reports those days are now over and web sites are now asking to be supported from within the app. September 26, 2011
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QuarkXPress 9.1 boosts mobile app publishing power, but the process is far from easy The technology of ePublishing and eBook readers--and the market for their content--is swiftly accelerating, and reports indicate that ebooks for mobile devices are already in high demand. If you are a publisher who wants to get in on the action, QuarkXPress 9.1 is a great option for creating content for this medium. December 19, 2011
Quasar: a window manager for iPad I've been developing a new tweak for iPads called Quasar. Quasar is a tweak that allows you to run your apps in windows in your iPad. Just like in a window-based operating system, you can resize, move, close or full-screen windows. Quasar is available in Cydia Store for US$9.99. April 30, 2012
Quickoffice for iOS gets enterprise makeover Hoping to steal some of the recent thunder surrounding Microsoft Office on the iPad, Quickoffice launched Quickoffice ProSelect HD this week, an iPad and iPhone app tuned for the enterprise. March 13, 2012
Quickoffice Pro HD (for iPad) Affordably priced and easy to use, Quickoffice Pro HD (for iPad) is a very capable mobile office suite. November 17, 2011
Renowned board game Puerto Rico now shipping on iPad When I was growing up, we had Monopoly and Life and Sorry and we were happy--but only because we were ignorant of the sphere of more sophisticated board games unfolding beyond our reach. With the release of Ravensburger's Puerto Rico HD, one of the best board games of the last decade makes its way to the iPad--and Battleship it ain't. August 4, 2011
Report says Apple dropping Samsung as iPad 3 display provider, going with Sharp The legal saga between Samsung and Apple rages on, providing a strange dichotomy in the relationship between the two mobile device manufacturers. In the patent arena, the two are at war in courtrooms, but they're also still partners, as Samsung is one of Apple's largest component manufacturers for its iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad lines. November 22, 2011
Report: Apple to ship up to 14 million iPad 2 tablets in current quarter July 1 is the start of a new quarter and Apple certainly hopes that the supply issues that have kept the numbers of its iPad 2 tablets on the low side are now over with. The iPad 2, which launched earlier this year, has suffered from two supply disruptions. One came from the March earthquake that devastated parts of Japan. The other came in May when a Foxconn manufacturing plant in China exploded, killing several people and also reportedly slowing down production of the iPad 2 tablet. July 1, 2011
Report: iPhone 5 and iPad 3 arriving in October Could we have both a new iPhone and iPad this year? A new report says suppliers are gearing up to help Apple produce millions of both for an October release. July 1, 2011
Report: Retina display iPad 3 to hit in 'early' 2012 Pouring cold water on reports that Apple intends to launch the next version of the iPad this year, a new report says the company has yet to hit the trial production phase of the device. August 19, 2011
Review: New iPad neither dud nor 'revolution' On first glance, the new, never-to-be-actually-named iPad is exactly the same as its predecessor: Same size, same price, same colors. March 08, 2012
Review: Nine iPad 2 folio-style cases With every new Apple device comes an avalanche of new accessories. Just as cases were the must-have accessory for the original iPad, it's not surprising that there's a deluge of new (and newly updated) cases for the iPad 2. I've had a chance to try a few dozen folio-style cases for the iPad 2, and there are definitely some strong products among them. Here's a brief look at nearly a dozen. July 1, 2011
Rumor: iPad 2 coming to Sprint Sprint is expected to start selling its own version of Apple's iPhone 5 smartphone when Apple launches the device later this year. But now a new rumor at 9to5mac.com reports that Sprint will also be getting its own version of Apple's iPad 2 tablets. The report, which cites unnamed sources, claims that the Sprint version of the iPad 2 will launch around the time or shortly after Sprint starts selling the iPhone 5. September 14, 2011
Rumors swirl of smaller iPad, which Jobs detested There's a constantly spinning mill of rumors about Apple products, most of which turn out to be untrue. What's unusual this week is that talk has revived of a smaller iPad model, an idea company founder Steve Jobs derided publicly a year before he died. April 19, 2012
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Samsung Claims Apple Infringed Eight Patents in Reply to Apple Suit Samsung Electronics alleged in a counterclaim to an Apple patent infringement lawsuit in a federal court in California that the maker of the iPhone and iPad has infringed eight of its patents. April 19, 2012
Samsung to Supply Apple With IPad Screen After LG, Sharp Miss Requirements Samsung Electronics Co. will supply the touch screen for Apple Inc.'s new iPad after LG Display Co. and Sharp Corp. didn't meet the U.S. company's quality requirements, according to an analyst with iSuppli. March 13, 2012
School system allocates $10 million to put iPads in classrooms Between the $100 price drop of the iPad 2 and the CMS school system's new $10 million iPad grant, could nationwide adoption of iPads in the classroom soon become a reality? March 12, 2012
Secret behind Microsoft iPad apps Microsoft is releasing one iPad app after another, and hopes we don't figure out why it is doing so. December 14, 2011
Secure collaboration for iPad and iPhone WatchDox, a provider of secure document access and collaboration solutions, today announced that its users can now securely view and make annotations to documents directly on their iOS devices, while maintaining the ability to control, protect and, if necessary, remotely destroy the documents at any time. January 23, 2012
Send text, files from Mac to iOS via Messages Sometimes you want to send a file, URL, text snippet, or image from your Mac to your iPhone. I generally use email for this purpose, but Mac OS X Hints reader NaOH-Lye found another method (via MacDrifter): Use Messages. April 24, 2012
Set up Google Calendar, Contacts on your iPad Even though iOS 5 introduced iCloud syncing for contacts and calendars, there are plenty of people who've already invested time and energy storing that info at another service, such as Google Contacts and Google Calendar. Fortunately, it's pretty easy to set up those services to sync nicely with your iOS devices. April 26, 2012
Seven iPad Keyboard Tricks If you use the iPad's keyboard, here are seven tricks--for entering special characters, ending sentences quickly, splitting the keyboard, and more--that you ought to know about. May 11, 2012
Seven valuable iPad apps for photographers Photograhers of all levelsfrom professional to hobbyisteagerly embraced the iPhone as a powerful shooting, sharing, and editing device: the sheer number of photography apps available for the iPhone and iPod touch is overwhelming. The iPad, however, has proven to be less popular as a device for the snap-happy crowd. October 12, 2011
Sharp Announced High Resolution IGZO LCD The new iPad's display looks great! We're not sure we'd pick one up, but we still have to admit that the display is gorgeous so we're please that there are more and more display manufacturers that are coming out with screen with very high resolutions. Sharp has just announced a new series of High-resolution LCDs with the IGZO or Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide LCD. April 17, 2012
Should the iPad count as a mobile PC? The industry statisticians are prepping their year-end totals. But the introduction of Apple's iPad brings some ambiguity into the previously finely-drawn categories. Where do they put the iPad: Mobile PC or mobile computing device? December 6, 2010
Skype Expected on iPad TUAW spoke to Skype VP of Consumer and Product Design Rick Osterloh about the new app. Osterloh expects the iPad Skype app to have similar success to the iPhone version, which he said had a "user base that doubled in just a month" following the launch. June 27, 2011
Skype releases iPad native client While Skype has long been available on the iPhone, iPad users have had to make do with using the iPhone version in super-sized mode. On Tuesday, though, Skype at long last released an iPad-native version of its VoIP client in the App Store. August 2, 2011
Skulls by Simon Winchester comes to the iPad Noggins are beautiful. At least, that seems to be the point of Skulls by Simon Winchester, a new iPad app that features three-dimensional presentations of more than 300 animal crania. December 13, 2011
SlideShark: PowerPoint Presentations on the iPad At the risk of offending my betters in Redmond, I am fairly certain that the punishment for leading a less-than-exemplary lifestyle here on earth is an afterlife full of an unending series of PowerPoint presentations. April 11, 2012
Smart Office (for iPad) Smart Office (for iPad) is a mobile office suite that supports a wide array of file formats, but the app's numerous issues keep it from achieving rock star status in the iOS productivity category. November 14, 2011
Smart Pad There are hundreds of calendar and task management apps available for the iPad. Some are very sophisticated, assuming not only a familiarity with but an enthusiasm for Getting Things Done. Others, like Apple's built-in Calendar app, provide more traditional daily, weekly, and monthly views of events, which you can enter as individual or recurring functions. And some are more oriented toward task completion, with a focus on checklists. June 21, 2011
Splashtop's new app lets developers run Metro apps on an iPad If you're developing Metro apps for Windows 8, how do you test touch features? One option is to use a new app called Win8 Metro Testbed, which allows an iPad to access a Windows 8 machine over a network. The remote connection is surprisingly responsive. April 12, 2012
Spotify comes to iPad -- get it now! Fans of Spotify need no longer endure a blown up app designed for the smaller screen of the iPhone, thanks to the release of a dedicate iPad version of the app, today. Spotify 0.5.0 has been a long time coming and, as you would expect, there is support for the Retina display of the new iPad. May 2, 2012
Spotify partners up with Coca-Cola, still doesn't release iPad app On Wednesday, executives from Spotify -- which some of you may recall happens to be this writer's favorite music service-- and Coca-Cola got together in New York City to announce their new partnership. Sadly this event did not mark the arrival of a Spotify iPad app. April 18, 2012
Sprint to get its own iPad? News of an Apple iPhone for Sprint has been making the rounds online. But now there's new news about an iPad for the Sprint data network. September 15, 2011
Squeezing Your Entire Marketing Program Onto an iPad They want to utilize digital information anytime and anywhere, and mobile is quickly becoming the first choice for internet access and communication. Cell phones, of course, are the most popular mobile devices of all. But, laptops now outsell desktops, and the market for e-readers and tablet computers is surging, too. July 11, 2011
Study: iPad tallies 89 percent of tablet traffic According to the market researcher, Apple's iPad accounted for 89 percent of worldwide tablet traffic on the Internet in May, easily besting Android-based tablets and other slates. June 24, 2011
StumbleUpon's New iPad App is Neat, But Can We Skip the Social? StumbleUpon has always been one of my favorite iPad apps, an endless time-waster that with the press of a button sends you to seemingly random corners of the Internet. Now, it's received a facelift. July 12, 2011
SugarSync 3.0 gets darker look, improves iPad features A huge proportion of us are now multi-device users. In addition to our home computers, there is also a work machine to think about and to this you can add other mobile devices such as iPads and Android phones. March 23, 2012
Survey: Over 97 Percent of Enterprise Tablet Users Got an IPad in Q1 Apple's dominance over Android in the corporate tablet market grew in the first quarter, according to a survey from mobile device management and wireless email vendor Good Technology. The iPad accounted for 97.3 percent of tablets activated by enterprise users in that time period, the research found. April 26, 2012
Syncing PDFs with the iPad It may come as a shock to readers of Macworld.com, but the selfsame editorial organization that produces the content on this website is also responsible for producing roughly 60 magazine pages every month (along with the occasional Superguide). Though much of what's in the magazine originates online, it's usually updated, re-edited, compressed to fit the print format, and often reformatted to take better advantage of the medium. August 4, 2011
Syncplicity expands its cloud storage to the iPad The cloud-storage service Syncplicity has revamped its iOS app, expanding the previously iPhone-only offering into a iPad-friendly universal version that will let users access their documents from just about any device they own. September 2, 2011
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'The new iPad' selling out at AT&T If you're planning to preorder your "The new iPad", you better get cracking -- some models of Apple's revamped "magical and revolutionary" fondleslab are already on backorder. March 08, 2012
Tablets of 2012: The New iPad, Current and Upcoming Alternatives It's no secret that tablet makers are having a hard time competing with Apple in this still nascent market. In fact, the iPad is selling so well that it surpassed the number of PCs shipped by any individual PC manufacturer over the last quarter of 2011 -- a telling statistic that gives some weight to all that post-PC talk. March 14, 2012
Take documents on the road with FileHound Scott Lowe demonstrates how to use Splashtop FileHound and Streamer to connect your iPhone or iPad to your PC for file manipulation. May 7, 2012
Target selling the iPad cheaper than Apple Apple forces retailers to sell the iPad 2 at the full retail price, just as it does. Target is getting around that by giving an instant gift card with the purchase of an iPad. November 3, 2011
Targus Lap Lounge for iPad 2 Much iPad use takes place when you're sitting on the couch, laying in bed, or relaxing on the patio, but most iPad stands are designed for use on a flat surface such as your desk. November 18, 2011
TenOne Magnus Lightning Review: Handsome iPads Deserve Handsome Stands A good iPad stand isn't always easy to come by. The most functional ones don't always look the nicest. The prettiest ones don't always work the best. Can the all-aluminum, magnet-equipped TenOne Magnus bridge that gap? April 27, 2012
Tesco blunder prices 64GB 4G iPad at 50 quid Tesco tantalised online shoppers yesterday after a pricing error left punters thinking they'd snapped up Apple's latest iPad for just £50. March 14, 2012
Thank God Siri Isn't on the New iPad Somehow, through the smog of doubt and tech cynicism, the new iPad managed not to disappoint--likely owing to a retina display that's more glorious than Athena's cleavage. But! No Siri! Apple you screwed us again! Actually, no: be glad it's missing. March 13, 2012
The Avengers: Iron Man -- Mark VII -- iOS App Walk Through Fan of Iron Man? If you are there is a free app that you've just gotta download, Marvel's The Avengers: Iron Man -- Mark VII. It is an interactive comic that goes through the design logs of super hero Tony Stark as he journeys from his Mark I armor all the way through to the armor used in the The Avengers movie which has recently hit the silver screen. May 2, 2012
The best apps for iPads and Android tablet devices So you just got a new iPad or Android tablet device for the holidays and are looking for suggestions of what apps to download first. You're in luck! There are more than 100,000 apps developed for the iPad, in addition to hundreds of thousands of iPhone apps that run reasonably well on the larger screen. As well, there are several thousand Android apps that work and play well on dozens of the tablets that run on Google's mobile platform. January 7, 2012
The Biggest Mistake People Made About the iPad The original iPad certainly had its detractors. But for all the myriad complaints about that big ol' bezel, the lack of cameras, the name, and so on, there was one refrain that echoed loudest among the haters: It's just a big iPhone. March 09, 2012
The Bottom Line on Your New iPad Predictions Once again, as a new Apple product announcement was imminent, I asked you to make collaborative predictions about it by taking a survey. March 08, 2012
The Complete iPad 3 Review: Retina Display, A5X, 4G LTE, And Camera We're back with a more comprehensive review of Apple's new iPad 3, including new gamut benchmarks pitting the iPad 3 against an array of recent Android-based tablets. Is Apple's latest offering a disappointment to those expecting more--or a game-changer? April 16, 2012
The double-edged sword facing competitors of the iPad Android tablet makers face a no-win situation competing with the iPad. Pricing is only one area that gives them trouble. Apple's profitability is the biggest problem competitors face. February 1, 2012
The iPad 3: A Shiny New Object for Hackers? IDC has released statistics that are both sobering for computer security execs and downright eye-candy for hackers: 91 percent of people globally who own an iPad use it for work. In fact, it appears as though iPads are becoming de facto work devices, with only some use devoted to personal surfing, content viewing etc. January 17, 2012
The iPad 3's battery algorithm is busted, here's why If you unplug your iPad 3 as soon as the battery indicator says "100%" you're missing out on as much as 1.2 hours (10 percent) of additional run time. When's Apple going to fix this? March 26, 2012
The iPad challengers: A status report At first, it must have looked so easy. Within nanoseconds of Steve Jobs' January 2010 unveiling of the iPad, a gaggle of companies decided to get into the tablet business. September 21, 2011
The iPad Takes on Manufacturing Apple's tablet, a darling of the consumer crowd, dares to get gritty as Pfizer and other companies try it out in industrial settings. September 6, 2011
The iPad turns two It was just two years ago this week that Apple released the first version of the iPad. The device would go on to define the market for tablet computers, become an integral part of many of our lives, and quite potentially usher in a post-PC era. Talk about the terrible twos. April 04, 2012
The iPad's most useful apps, updated for 2012 While the iPad has its limitations, it's really good at a few basic functions. These 22 apps play to the iPad's strengths. March 14, 2012
The Lancet announces first iPad app for healthcare professionals The Lancet, the world's leading independent general medical journal, today announced its first app for iPad is now available on the App Store. The Lancet App is an innovative article-based navigation app that makes it easier for healthcare professionals (HCPs) to find the information they need quickly and efficiently from the convenience of their iPad. January 7, 2012
The New iPad Review: Frequently Asked Questions (and Answers) The new iPad is an uncomplicated update. It's a spec bump year, not a redesign year: what's different, aside from the stunning high-res Retina display, is mostly inside. Internal specifications are important, but what matters most is how it feels to actually use. We've been using the new iPad since Friday, chatting with you guys on Twitter all the while, and here we've pulled together our review as a list of frequently asked questions and answers aimed to help you make that all-important decision: to buy or not to buy? March 20, 2012
The new iPad: Most connected device ever, or merely a marketing ruse? At the special event on March 7, Phil Schiller said to the audience that the new iPad has the most wireless bands and network connectivity options of any device ever shipped. But is it really the most connected device ever made, or just a marketing ruse? March 12, 2012
The Night Sky for iPhone and iPad The Night Sky from iCandiApps is a stargazing app for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. You point your iOS device skyward, and see a real-time, geolocated display of the heavenly bodies overhead--stars, constellations, planets, satellites, and galaxies. April 16, 2012
The One Reason the iPad Can't Lose In the 1890s, King Camp Gillette had what was then novel business idea: sell durable razor handles cheaply to lock in lifelong customers of disposable blades. By trading short-term loss for long-term, reliable profits, his company became wildly successful, and--more importantly--created a foothold that its competitors spent decades trying to overcome. December 29, 2011
The pass-along iPad Now that Apple has shipped its third iteration of the iPad, older iPads are finding their way into the hands of children. Our own Christopher Breen has written about what parents might do to prepare those iPads (and their kids) for the transfer of the device from adult to child. I spoke with him about his ideas and his own experiences with his daughter. April 11, 2012
The perils and promise of high-resolution displays Sharp has announced that it's building next-generation LCDs using IGZO (indium gallium zinc oxide) technology. This new approach first made headlines just before Apple launched the iPad 3, when it was rumored that Sharp would provide panels for the high-resolution tablet, but manufacturing difficulty reportedly led to Apple opting for a conventional S-IPS LCD panel instead. April 19, 2012
The tablet landscape by platform, summer 2011 edition Since the arrival of the iPad on the scene, tablets have been a common topic for discussion. The conversation goes far beyond the tablet from Apple as competitors are busy trying to get a competing product to share the wealth. The race to produce a hot tablet that competes with the iPad has not had a winner yet, and it is worth a look at the tablet tableau by platform to see where things currently fall. July 26, 2011
The ultimate babysitter? iPads for infants stir debate Twenty-two-month-old George sits on a tiny blue chair, at a baby-sized desk, playing with a grown-up toy -- an iPad, sign of a powerful trend that has set alarm bells ringing among child development experts. April 26, 2012
The Weather Channel iPad App Looks a Whole Lot Different Attempting to gain some of the visual flair that iPad apps such as Weather HD have, the Weather Channel went and revamped their own app, endowing it with stylized animations which visualize the current weather outside your window. October 20, 2011
Third-generation IPad: What You Need to Know With Apple's Wednesday introduction of the third-generation iPad, many of the questions people and pundits have spent the past few months obsessing over have been answered-but not all. We know it has a nicer screen, a faster processor, better cameras, 4G networking, and voice dictation. But even if you've read our live blog, chances are there are still bits of info you want to know. Here are all the details we've been able to dig up about Apple's newest tablet. March 09, 2012
This Hack Turns Your iPad(s) Into a Tron-Style Keyboard In science-fiction hit Tron: Legacy, the protagonist Sam Flynn is seen typing with ease on a virtual keyboard. Now, a self-confessed keyboard geek took it upon himself to recreate the keyboard from the movie to see just how good the typing experience can be. April 25, 2012
Thule 13" MacBook Pro + iPad Attaché Thule, the long-time maker of automobile bike racks and cargo carriers, got into the gadget-protection business a few years back; last year, I reviewed the company's 13" Protection Sleeve. Since that review, Thule has added a number of models to the company's laptop-sleeve line. May 4, 2012
Tips for text on your iPhone and iPad Curious about what you can do with text on your iPhone or iPad? Macworld associate editor Serenity Caldwell offers a few tips in this week's Macworld video. March 29, 2012
Tom's Hardware Interviews Four Android And iOS Game Developers Four leading mobile game developers divulge their thoughts on the rise of mobile gaming, the iOS vs. Android vs. WP7 industry face-off, the impact of HD tablets like the iPad 3, and whether mobile gaming is now challenging the dominance of game consoles. April 27, 2012
Top 20 Must-Have Educational iPhone &iPad Apps Used By Real Teachers in the Classroom With the advent of the 2011/2012 school year, teachers who have access to mobile technology are scrambling to find the best education apps for the iPod Touch, iPad and iPhone. Educators use apps for everything from communicating with students to inspiring creativity to dissecting virtual frogs. Luckily, we have lots of educators (including Apple Distinguished Educators) on Appolicious who share their lists of the best education apps for elementary, middle school, junior high, and high school. September 19, 2011
Top iPad apps: Smash Cops tops the charts iPad owners around the world have been putting their high-speed driving skills and criminal catching abilities to the test with Smash Cops -- the number one free iPad app in five countries. Details of this and other top free iPad applications by country* for the week, by number of downloads, recorded on April 30. April 30, 2012
Top productivity apps for the iPad 3 The new iPad 3 with that amazing Retina Display can be a real productivity tool with the proper apps. March 21, 2012
Triple Town for iPhone and iPad A deceptive little beast of a puzzler, Triple Town lures you close and sinks its teeth in before demanding you feed it more of your hard-earned cash. This clever hybrid of match-three puzzles and settlement planning gameplay from Spry Fox is insidiously addictive, but poorly conceived micro-transactions soon suck all the joy out of the experience. April 24, 2012
Turn iOS devices into secure wireless flash drives AirDisk Pro turns any iOS device into a personal and secure wireless drive, allowing users to save, manage, edit and view files on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices. March 15, 2012
Turn your iPad into a control surface for Adobe, Autodesk or Avid's tools he KillerKeys iPad App provides quick acess to shortcut commands across creative tools, plus a trackpad with gesture controls, application launcher, volume and zoom controls as well as a multimedia widget with a jog wheel. April 17, 2012
Turn Your iPad into a PowerPoint Presenter If you're in the business of making presentations, you know what a time-suck it can be to work with PowerPoint on a laptop. You have to connect a projector, wait an eternity for the PC to boot, run PowerPoint, load your slide deck, switch the laptop's video output to projector mode, and on and on. It's easy to blow 10-20 minutes just getting set up for your presentation--not a productive use of your time. October 27, 2011
Turn Your Photos Into 3D Models With Autodesk 123D Catch For Apple iPad Convert the physical to digital with your mobile device. 123D Catch is now available for iPad in the iTunes App Store. This free app from Autodesk lets users take images from their iPad camera and upload them to the Autodesk cloud service that transforms the images into a 3D model. Imagine taking all your Instagram photos (from Facebook) of a particular object or person and turning them into a 3-dimensional representation. May 10, 2012
Twitter revamping mobile site for iPad users Tweeting the news earlier this week, Twitter said it plans to roll out an HTML5 version of twitter.com to iPad owners over the next week or so. August 4, 2011
Twitter Rolls Out An Improved, HTML5 Version Of Twitter.com For iPad Because the stream of realtime palaver that is Twitter needed even more ways to be consumed on even more devices, the company has just announced that it's started to roll out an HTML5-based Twitter.com for iPad, and that all iPad users should have it accessible within the week. August 3, 2011
Two new iPads due next month, report says According to DigiTimes, Apple will unveil two versions of its next-generation tablet next month at the Macworld|iWorld conference. Sources at Apple's supply chain partners tell the blog that the new models will target the mid- and high-end markets, while the existing iPad 2 will be positioned to compete with the Amazon Kindle Fire. December 29, 2011
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U.S. Stock Futures Spike on Greek Debt Hopes; Apple's iPad Eclipsed by DOJ Lawsuit Warning The Dow Jones Industrial Average could be headed toward a 100-point gain on the open this morning, as Wall Street cheers developments in the Greek sovereign-debt debacle. Specifically, reports surfaced late yesterday that private investors holding around 60% of Greece's swappable bonds have indicated they will take part in the current restructuring efforts. March 08, 2012
United Airlines switching to iPads in the cockpit As part of the swap, the carrier is giving 11,000 iPads to all United and Continental pilots. The iPads are loaded with Jeppesen Mobile FliteDeck, an app that contains navigational charts and local airport information. August 23, 2011
Untap more from LinkedIn on the iPad As a semi-regular user of LinkedIn since 2003, I've gone back and forth on the overall effectiveness of the service. April 26, 2012
Up Close With the New Apple iPad 4G The best thing about the new iPad 4G is the retina screen. This 2048 x 1536-pixel screen makes people, places, things and games look real enough touch. It also makes the iPad's 9.7-inch display seem somehow much, much larger. The retina display is certainly the attribute that stands out the most in my video walk-through. March 08, 2012
Use iPads and iPhones securely on the job MokaFive, whose software is driving the use and acceptance of Macs in the enterprise, is now doing the same for the iPad and iPhone. The new MokaFive for iOS unites work and personal computing on iPads and iPhones, keeping corporate data secure, even if the device is lost or stolen. April 17, 2012
Using FTP with an iPad Reader Gregg Andrews has an iOS device here and files there and wonders how to bring the two together. April 30, 2012
Ustream Is Finally on the iPad Ustream, already available on iPhone, Android and Honeycomb tablets, is finally bringing its streaming content to the iPad. What's even better is that the Ustream app supports AirPlay so you can beam videos to bigger screens. July 26, 2011
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Virgin TiVo iPad app out in September Virgin Media will finally release its long-promised TiVo-tapping app for the iPad in September, the cableco's CEO has revealed. March 08, 2012
webOS Runs Twice as Fast on iPads Than on TouchPads An anonymous source tells TheNextWeb that HP had been testing webOS on other devices. One test in particular, saw them running webOS on an iPad 2 and achieving results that were more than twice as fast than the OS running natively on the Touchpad. August 19, 2011
What happened to the iPad killers of 2010? The mobile computing industry has an alarming tendency to scamper along in the deep footfalls left behind by Apple's pearly snow boots. Not that this is a bad thing -- someone has to break the ice, after all -- and I doubt anyone would say that the world is worse off now that we have iPhones and iPads. What's astonishing, though, is just how many attempts there have been to topple Apple's dominance in the smartphone and tablet markets. October 27, 2011
What LTE means for Apple's new iPad Cellular versions of the new iPad come with support for the latest and greatest wireless networking technology, LTE. In the U.S., both AT&T and Verizon have LTE networks. You'd think this would be a recipe for network simplicity for Apple's iPads at long last... but you'd be wrong. March 08, 2012
What the new iPad tells us about the next iPhone The new iPad has a more vibrant display, LTE, and a better graphics processor. Just what does the addition of these features mean for the next iPhone? March 09, 2012
When is a PC not a PC? When it's an iPad Many people are now using their Apple iPad in place of a PC - but that shift raises a number of issues in defining the tablet's place in the scheme of things. March 05, 2012
Who cares that the iPad 3 is thicker and heavier than the iPad 2? Not only are the changes so small that we humans don't notice them, they're so small as to be mechanically irrelevant. We know this because most cases designed to fit the iPad 2 will comfortably fit the iPad 3. May 8, 2012
Why Apple Should Launch a Smaller iPad Rumors that Apple has been developing a smaller iPad -- which many have been referring to as the iPad mini -- for almost as long as the iPad has been around. April 17, 2012
Why Atlassian is to Software as Apple is to Design There are only 3 enterprise-grade technology products I've ever seen that sell themselves. Two of them are from Apple; the other is from Atlassian. How many Apple salespeople have ever called you to sell you the iPhone, or iPad? Zero. May 4, 2012
Why Is iPad Head Girl Stalking Around New York City? If I saw this girl walking by on the street, I'd be perplexed, too. I like it. But turns out it's all part of a viral marketing campaign by Hearst Corporation to get you to buy... Cosmo for Guys? August 1, 2011
Why Microsoft Office on iPad Would Be Awesome...and Not There is a rumor swirling that Microsoft is hard at work developing a native iOS app version of its Microsoft Office productivity software to run on the iPad. If it turns out to be true, it could be awesome, but there are also some ways that Microsoft could really screw it up. November 30, 2011
Why newspaper publishers embrace Ongo as their iPad app of choice Enter Ongo, a mobile app developer backed by the biggest names in news. The company launched an advertising-free iPad app earlier that curates articles from leading newspapers and magazines. The app is subscription-based with a $6.99 monthly fee, and subscribers can also filter and personalize the news they receive and add additional publications for 99 cents a pop. July 3, 2011
Why the iPad 3 Retina display changes everything In a few moments, Apple CEO Tim Cook will take to the stage in San Francisco and announce the iPad 3, or iPad 2S, or iPad HD. Little is known about the iPad 2's successor -- we can only speculate about its processor, RAM, and cellular radios -- except for the fact that it will have a Retina display. Cook, like Jobs before him, will try to convince us that it changes everything -- and you know what? It will. March 07, 2012
Why the iPad Is still the tablet to beat for business Tablets rocking Android increased shipment volume by 27 percent in the third quarter over the same period last year, according to a report last week by Strategy Analytics. However, while Android's market share jumped considerably, Apple smoked Android on sheer numbers of tablets sold. October 26, 2011
Why You Should Get an iPad 2 NOT the New iPad There is a lot of hype around the new iPad and I'm not entirely sure that everyone should be taking the plunge and upgrade. I'm going to give you a few reason for why I think you should go with the iPad 2 and save some money...or maybe even go for an Android tablet! March 19, 2012
Will the Apple iPad Replace Your Doctor? Concerned that doctors' "clinical skills will be lost among the 'downloads' and 'uploads'," a British physician practicing in the U.S. asks, "Has the iPad replaced the stethoscope?" September 7, 2011
Will the iPad kill the big screen TV? I keep hearing that more and more people are watching movies and TV shows on their iPads or other tablets. That's amazing; every single one of these folks probably owns a large flat-screen display, but the "convenience" of watching a tablet in bed or on the train is a better fit. It's a lifestyle issue, where size really does matter. November 30, 2011
Wisconsin public library now lending iPads to the community We have already seen that Apple's iPad has been used to replace bulky flight manuals for airlines, textbooks for colleges and even playbooks for pro football players. But now a public library in Wisconsin has become the first known library in the US to actually offer iPads to its users. The L.E. Phillips Memorial Library in Eau Claire, Wisconsin received a grant from the Presto Foundation that allowed it to purchase and offer 44 iPads for its community to use. September 23, 2011
With iOS 5 and iCloud, more memory is better than less for your iPhone, iPad The common wisdom is that the arrival of iCloud and iOS 5 will let us store our stuff on the cloud and buy an iPhone and iPad with less memory. However, a recent developer blog post warns that more memory is the better choice. October 14, 2011
Would Steve Jobs Have Released The iPad 3? My company has been in business since 1994 and we currently serve more than 500 clients who use the products we sell. Don't get too impressed. When I say "serve" I mean that many of those clients may only use us for a few hours a year for support or training. But there are those that use us for much more. March 26, 2012
Would you buy 8-inch iPad? Wall Street Journal claims that Apple is testing a smaller tablet, around 8 inches. The question: Would you buy one, if available? February 14, 2012
You Can Watch Live TV on Your iPhone or iPad with This Website (Update: Android Too!) There are some apps like the NBA's GameTime that let you watch certain channels or events live, but this site will let you watch a large selection of channels from the US, UK, France, Germany and Italy--for free. Crazy, awesome, and absolutely soon-to-be-sued-into-the-ground. April 26, 2012
You should still consider a 4G Apple iPad, I bought one myself More phones can be used for tethering and carriers are supporting it on my data plans, but there are still valid reasons for paying the $129 premium for 4G on the new iPad. March 08, 2012
Your Next iPad Could Have a Blazing Fast Quad-Core A6 Processor Apple commercials usually tout what the iPad and iPhone can do rather than the innards running them. That doesn't mean Apple isn't actively working on making your next iOS Device super-duper, quad-core fast. January 6, 2012
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Zinio makes the iPad a viable magazine platform Zinio's a front-page app on my iPad, earning a spot right next to Newsstand, iBooks and Kindle. It's a must-have app on any magazine lover's iPad. April 04, 2012