iPad

The gravy train ride has come to an end for Guardian readers who’ll now be required to part with a tenner a month to have the iPad edition delivered to their tablet The Guardian newspaper has brought to an end … Continue reading →

Logic Solutions, Inc. announces the launch of Showcase, a revolutionary sales force automation solution. Showcase is an elegant tablet-based sales system developed for companies who sell products through field sales reps. Showcase offers an interactive …

Kickstarter isn’t slowing down in 2012, but it has a high bar to reach in terms of matching its amazing 2011. Luckily, there are already some amazing new products that prove innovation isn’t in short supply at the crowd-funding site … Continue reading →

The Guardian is prepping an online ad campaign to boost subscriptions to its iPad edition, which began implementing its £9.99 monthly fee from today. Also, The Sun launches its first smartphone app. The newspaper will launch a series of display … Continue reading →

As thеrе are lots of promotions gоіng around on free iPads, people hаvе bеcomе cynical abоut its authenticity. We саnnot blame them. But the truth is, thеre are people whо аrе еіther desperate оr open-minded thаt dо gеt thеіr share … Continue reading →

For years, I’ve hated programming. Oh, don’t get me wrong. I like writing programs. Putting together something that does its task neatly and well, whether it’s a popular game or an obscure utility, is as satisfying as knocking off a … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →

ABC News’ C. Michael Kim & David Miller Report: We were walking down a hallway at CES, in search of the next big thing, when we were practically assaulted by one of the most persuasive sales people we’ve ever encountered, … Continue reading →

Not all tablets are computers, which are devices that are useful for “real” work. The Amazon Kindle Fire is definitely not a computer, but the latest version of Barnes & Noble’s Nook might be. One thing the iPad isn’t, however, … Continue reading →

With Spring approaching, the rumors of Apple’s forthcoming tablet, dubbed iPad 3, are surfacing endlessly. The newest one is that Sharp, which is originally thought to manufacture iPad 3′s LCD panels, is reportedly now out of the tablet’s …