Alexander Vaughn

ABC has just upgraded its iPad app to support streaming over 3G and it's now available on the iPad App Store.

Businessinsider's Dan Frommer has a follow-up on our post about the ABC's iPad app WiFi-only restriction and apparently, it is indeed just temporary.

iPad are selling like hotcakes apparently as according to Apple, the first million units has already hit the market.

Is Apple the new Microsoft? We're indeed hearing that a lot lately; and if you believe the NY Post today, it might face a similar fate as well.

After a couple long weeks of wait and multiple youtube teasers, comex, the finder of the jailbreak has finally decided to launch the very first iPad jailbreak.

Apple, your very favorite cellphone maker is now apparently America's biggest phone manufacturer.

Alright, so you went with the iPad 3G for that ubiquitous internet connection? Well, it's there now, but there are some limitations. Why so?

Dev-Team member Musclenerd hacked the iPad 3G to send texts, check it out.

Remember Wired's iPad app? It might still arrive, but rewritten in Objective C.

Alright, so you just received your iPad 3G; you're new to of all this and probably somewhat confused? Don't worry, here is where to start with the App Store.

The day has come folks, the 3G-enabled version of the iPad is launching today all across the United States.

Good news jailbreak enthusiasts, the iPad, as well as the untethered iPhone 3GS jailbreak might hit us as soon as tomorrow.

Anxious about your 3G iPad delivery? You're not the only one. Don't worry though, there still is some hope!

Breaking from a long tradition of emails which never exceed a couple words, Steve Jobs decided to come clean on Flash today.

Enjoying multi-touch gestures? Great, there are many more to come.

The iPhone 4 leak and the events that followed are getting more mainstream than ever. Latest proof of the phenomenon comes from John Stewart who dedicated almost half of his last night's daily show to the story.

There usually is a certain delay between every iPhone's official announcement and its arrival on the market, a tradition that Apple is rumored to break this year.

Remember the great Siri personal assistant app? Well, apparently Apple likes it just as much as we all do and went as far as buying its developer; Siri inc.

This might be coming a bit too late for some of you, but we've just heard from the Dev-team that last night's iTunes update might be more evil than usual. Indeed, according to Musclenerd, it might prevent you from using some of the upcoming jailbreaks for the iPad and the iPhone.

Augmented Driving by imaGynze wants to help you drive in traffic by detecting surrounding cars, the lane you're in, and providing you information through its HUD

Magic Jungle Software tried nothing less than turning an iPad into a TV game console, and they figured it out.