Apple's "Designed by Apple in California" ad campaign is now appearing in newspapers.

The Chicago Sun-Times has replaced its photography staff with iPhone-equipped reporters in the field.

Turn your iPad into the ultimate digital newspaper.

Discover how awesome reading the news on your iPad can be!

In today's world, the newspaper is becoming increasingly irrelevant. With devices such as the iPad, it is just much easier to get up to the minute news with a tablet form factor. The apps in this AppGuide will point you in the right direction when it comes to getting the latest and most reliable news.

The Los Angeles Times has made its way onto the iPad. Now, you can enjoy reading up on news from the United States' second largest city, free of charge.

Apple fans can now enjoy reading the Los Angeles Times on their iPad, thanks to a recently released application.

Now through June 30, 2011 The New York Times is offering a free ZAGGmate iPad keyboard case when you subscribe to the digital edition for 12 weeks. The case is good for either the iPad or the iPad 2.

Le Kiosque is a realtime, three dimensional newsstand, available for the iPad. This app looks pretty impressive. Not only does it feature a beautifully animated interface, but users can download over 450 French newspapers and magazines using the application, available for free in the App Store.

Catching up on the latest bit of news is both fun and easy on the iPad. Here are just some of the incredible news apps for the iPad:

UK newspaper, The Telegraph, has released a digital version of itself for the iPad - which is available now for free! If you're a fan of the newspaper, be sure to check out the app as soon as possible, before it's hit with a price tag!

You know that old joke about TV never being able to truly replace newspapers? Well, it's just been "ported" to the iPad and put on video.

The Daily Digg is a great iPad app that allows users to read Digg articles in a newspaper-style display! Read on to find out more about this great application...

People have been abandoning traditional paper news sources in favor of blogs, Twitter and RSS feeds as their sources of news and information. Visiting all those sources to find the important items can be tedious and time consuming. Now there is a great new solution for viewing them on your iPad or iPhone.