Sales for the iPad could soon eclipse those for the iPhone, as another record quarter is projected.

The third-generation iPad is now being used by an equal number as those with the original iPad. Remarkably, this happened just two months after the new iPad arrived.

Last fall, the technology world was proclaiming that a true iPad competitor was born in Amazon’s Kindle Fire. However, six months after the tablet arrived, its popularity has waned almost to the point of obscurity. Apple’s lower priced iPad 2 is to blame, says All Things Digital.

Just in time for a certain holiday, Apple has cut prices on refurbished units of both the original iPad and iPad 2 at its online store.

Just as the iPad 2 was an improvement over the original, the third generation iPad is better than its predecessor. Sometimes, however, iPads from the same generation are superior to those made earlier in the product life cycle, according to AnandTech.

Thanks to the new iPad and lower-cost iPad 2, Apple increased its dominance in the tablet market in the first quarter of 2012.

So you’ve decided to purchase a new iPad last minute and didn't preorder. But, wait! You don’t want to stand in the long lines expected at Apple’s own retail stores, do you?

So the iPad event has come and gone, leaving the “new” iPad for consumer consumption. But did it deliver enough for the average customer to hop on board and buy one?

Forget Earth, and focus on space, at least that's what developers have been doing lately. We have upcoming releases, app updates, and more - all on today's AppAdvice Daily!

So you’ve decided to buy an iPad and after yesterday’s Apple announcement of the third generation tablet, you’ve got some questions. Great, because we've got the answers.

The new iPad may be getting all the headlines today, but the older model isn't going away. Apple today announced that the iPad 2 will remain, the 16GB version, at just $399. This is $100 of the original price. Launched in March 2011, the iPad 2 is now the cheapest Apple tablet available on the market today.

The latest iPad 3 rumor doesn’t actually have to do with Apple’s upcoming tablet, but rather its predecessor, the iPad 2. Along with a third-generation iPad, Apple is expected to launch an 8 GB iPad 2 at next week’s iPad event in San Francisco. In addition, the same source believes Apple is prepping a smaller iPad to be released in late 2012.

How much is your iPad 2 worth? We've got the answers here.

The iPad will remain the world’s most popular tablet in 2012 and for many years to come. However, Apple’s little piece of wonder will control a little bit less of the market than it did last year, according to a new report by TrendForce.

Rumors about the iPad 3 are coming out of our ears. Leaked parts and pictures are all over the Web. But, what does it all mean? Well no need to search from article to article to try and get the scoop. Today I'm going to break it all down.

Meijer is now offering the iPad 2 for the reduced price of $429, according to a number of ads.

The Hoverbar makes it easier to use your iPad 2 in different ways.

The wait is finally over: The Chronic-Dev Team has just released Absinthe A5 jailbreak for both iPhone 4S and iPad 2.

Would you love to be just be able to mount and charge your iPad 2 anywhere in your home? With the LaunchPort System, that's exactly what you'll get.

Famous iOS hacker @pod2g may be releasing an iPhone 4S and iPad 2 jailbreak in the coming days.

A photo has appeared on the White House's Flickr page that shows President Obama making Thanksgiving phone calls to U.S. troops in the oval office. Beside him sits a newspaper and what appears to be a book. Upon closer inspection, you'll notice that book is no book. It's an iPad 2 with a classy DODOcase cover. DODOcase, which we featured back in May, seems to suit Obama well.

Until this week, the Apple iPad largely defined the emergent tablet market. Starting this week, however, that is almost certainly going to change, with the introduction of Amazon’s Kindle Fire, which arrives on the scene at less than half the cost of the iPad 2.

Earlier today, iPhone Dev-Team member @MuscleNerd posted a couple of screenshots taken on a jailbroken iPhone 4S handset, stating that this was a preliminary solution and that there was "lots of work left." Now, the Dev-Team's most vocal member has uploaded a YouTube video in which the aforementioned jailbreak solution is demonstrated on an iPad 2 running iOS 5.