An interesting video was recently published on YouTube by Paleo Future, which shows a device that looks very much like an iPad. However, the video wasn't made in 2011 or even 2010. Rather, it was produced in 1994.

Early iPad 2 leaks lead to arrests. Here's the story.

Apple announced today the arrival of the iPad 2 in more countries, including Japan and China. Will we see more lines?

According to the Japanese newspaper, Nikkei Shimbun, Apple is planning on secretly launching the iPad 2 in Japan tomorrow – over a month later than the company originally intended.

What happens when you are Apple and sell nearly 5 million iPads in one quarter? Analysts consider it a “hiccup” and begin downgrading their forecasts for future iPad sales, according to a report by Reuters.

A new survey by measurement firm comScore presents some interesting statistics on the iOS vs. Android spectacle. Generally speaking, Apple’s iOS is demolishing Google’s OS when you consider varying factors. In addition, we now know more about iPad 2 buyers.

Six weeks after its debut, the iPad 2 is still difficult to buy in New York City. The reason? The "resellers" are still camping outside.

Apple is suing South Korean-based Samsung Electronics Co., claiming the electronics giant copied the look and feel of its iDevices. What do you think?

The number of dedicated iPad apps available in the App Store has risen to 80,00. But, this phenomenal milestone is only part of the story.

Those still interested in buying an iPad 2 should visit a Best Buy store tomorrow, April 17. According to news first reported by Engadget, an internal memo confirms the Minnesota-based retailer will feature the tablet on its new flyer and will have many units available.

Earlier today, we reported on an account of Best Buy employees not selling iPad 2s to customers unless they purchased warranties for the iDevice too. Now, Best Buy has responded to our request for a comment regarding this matter.

Less than a week after being accused of holding back iPad 2 inventories when quotas are met, Best Buy is the center of another disturbing story. According to news first reported by CrunchGear, at least one store manager blackmailed customers into paying for service plans before being allowed to purchase the popular second-generation iDevice. Is this an isolated incident or something bigger?

What makes your iPad unique besides the apps that call it home? Its easy-to-change background image, of course. Now there are 75 new wallpapers available for your tablet for absolutely free, courtesy of WebTabLab, which we thought our readers would enjoy.

Apple's iPad 2 supply chain is showing yet another sign of improvement today as Apple has begun shipping iPads to international customers.

Verizon iPhone customers are already upset they cannot upgrade their handsets to iOS 4.3. Now comes word some iPad 2 customers using Verizon’s 3G network are having connection problems. What's going on?

According to CrunchGear, Apple has stopped selling the iPad 2 to electronics retailer Best Buy until further notice. This decision was based on Best Buy’s reluctance to sell the second-generation tablet to customers once a store had reached its limit of sales for the day. But, not so fast: it looks like this rumor has been debunked.

April Fools Day is long gone, but we thought we would let our readers in on a joke gone viral. The result is pure fun.

Two months after criticizing the Verizon iPhone, Consumer Reports calls the iPad the best tablet available on the market. The news is available online and in the publication’s May 2010 print edition.

Comedian Stephen Colbert received his iPad 2 on the first day the tablet became available. However, he is underwhelmed and wants to know when he can get his hands on the iPad 3.

Best Buy has quietly pulled an ad depicting the iPad in a negative light. The Asus International promotion advertised its upcoming Eee Pad Transformer tablet by sitting it next to a duct-taped iPad.

Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak says the tablet computer is a culmination of what CEO Steve Jobs originally envisioned at the company's founding, a computer for everyone. Wozniak made the comments at Storage Networking World in Santa Clara, California.

A new service makes it easier for visitors to Madrid, Spain to rent iPads. For €39 per day ($55), travelers receive an iPad, unlimited 3G Internet access, and nearly 30 tourist and business-related apps.

There's some good news coming from Apple's online stores for those of you still wanting to purchase a shiny new iPad 2. The official shipping delays are slowly returning to normal.