iPad

SHANGHAI — A Shanghai court has rejected a request by a Chinese technology firm to stop Apple Inc selling its iPad tablet computers in the city, a source said, part of a wider battle for Apple over the trademark in China. … Continue reading →

People with iPads routinely browse the Web, watch video, play games, read books and otherwise keep themselves entertained on the go. Far fewer rely on the iPad as their go-to work machine. It’s not as though you can’t use your … Continue reading →

I’m Scott Stein, senior editor of CNET and how much would you pay to turn your iPad into a Windows 7 computer? Well, would you pay nothing? Would you pay $5 a month? Would you pay more than that? That’s … Continue reading →

With Apple expected to unveil the next version of the iPad early next month, I worry that I’ll feel like a kid on Christmas who weeks before found the unwrapped presents hidden in the closet. I’m concerned there won’t be … Continue reading →

A court in Shanghai has thrown out a civil case against Apple, citing a lack of evidence in a trademark dispute and ruled the US computer giant could continue iPad sales in the city. The Shanghai case marked a victory … Continue reading →

I concentrated on the new Plus version, and it is hard not to walk away impressed. But I hit a few stumbles and encountered other limitations. For example, printing isn’t yet an option. You may be wondering why you need … Continue reading →

A hail-Mary legal play to ban the sale of iPads in Shanghai — a city of 23 million with three Apple stores — has failed, according to a Reuters report that crossed the wires early Thursday morning. On Wednesday, Apple … Continue reading →

WAYNE, Pa., Feb. 23, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — Escalon Medical Corp.’s (nasdaq market:ESMC) subsidiary, Sonomed Escalon(TM) announced the release of its new iPad App for the AXIS(TM) Image Management System at the recent World …

The display that could belong to an iPad 3–or whatever it’s going to be called–has received a closer examination. The display that may or may not belong to Apple’s next iPad has been given a more thorough once-over. The site … Continue reading →

The Palo Alto, Calif.-based OnLive Desktop Plus app is finally available…after years of development. The app uses OnLive’s cloud service…to stream desktop apps such as Microsoft Word to the iPad. … [It] can handle Adobe Flash …