This week we're discussing Apple's recently expanded iPad trade-in program, Italy's dislike of mobile IAPs, and Japan's smartphone market.

It looks like the iPad Air is set to be Apple's most successful tablet yet.

One iOS 7 Camera app feature thought to be reserved for the iPhone 5s is compatible with the iPhone 5, iPhone 4s, and more.

Best Buy is offering customers $200 gift cards when a second- or third-generation iPad is traded in.

Best Buy is offering incredible deals on iPad 3 tablets.

Third-generation iPad owners in one country are suing Apple over the early launch of the iPad 4.

Huge discounts are now being offered on the iPad 2 and iPad 3.

Try to bend it, break it, or even scratch it. Today we're checking out a heavy-duty iPad stand that will out stand the competition.

Cupertino's October event is history and what many are left with is a lot of frustration. But is all of the complaining worth it? We take a look as we review the week that was.

The new 12W USB adapter, included with the fourth-generation iPad, will also work with older versions of the tablet.

For iPad 3 owners, this hasn't been a great week. This should make it better.

Could a FaceTime HD camera come to Apple's third-generation iPad?

Today, Apple's new iPad is set to launch in 25 additional countries at 8 a.m. local time, and as you might expect, lines have already started forming for release of the third-generation Retina-ready tablet.

In a recent Twitter update, Stefen Esser (better known in the jailbreak community as @i0n1c), noted that he'll have Apple's third-generation iPad jailbroken in five days - suggesting that he plans to at least start work on jailbreaking the iOS device as soon as he has one in his hands.

After launching preorders for its third-generation iPad last week, shipping estimates for the new iOS device have been pushed back twice - Apple has sold out of its preorder stock, and new orders are now estimated to ship in two to three weeks.

Am I disappointed in today's iPad unveiling? Hardly.

The Apple event is now over. Now it is time to review and see how much of the hype came true.

Apple has just increased its App Store iOS application download size limit from 20 megabytes to a massive 50 megabytes.

Apple has just updated its website, adding a TV commercial for its third-generation iPad, along with a series of videos which show-off the new device's many impressive features.

It looks like somebody at Cupertino, CA read AppAdvice yesterday and took some advice from our own Andy Faust. In a post published yesterday, Andy called for Apple to drop the numbers and letters from the names of their new iOS devices - he was disgusted at the potential of an "iPad HD," and made his case in a lengthy article.

Apple also announced a major update to iMovie at today's event. Among the new features is the ability to create movie trailers, just like on the Mac version.

Apple has already announced its new Retina display-equipped, A5X processor-powered iPad at its special media event in San Francisco, California. Now, the company has unveiled its third-generation iPad pricing and availability, and the good news is that there are no surprises in this department.

Besides sporting a beautiful new Retina display, Apple's third-generation iPad also includes an improved processor called the Apple A5X.

The new iPad won't sport full Siri integration, only voice dictation.