Comic Viewer for iPad was released yesterday - but is it the cut above the rest? Read on and decide for yourself!

An online company has started offering iPad cover as an alternative to AppleCare. From what we can see, the cover seems to be both cheaper and better than Apple's equivalent.

Would you like to see Mac OS X's Services menu make its way onto the iPhone in a Spotlight-style transition?

U.S. iPhone users have been long-promised tethering, which is about to be released as part of the OS 4.0 update. However, for those users that were hoping to tether from iPhone to iPad, the wait may be long.

Apple has added a HTML5 showcase page to Apple.com. Read on to find out more!

While U.S. consumers are finding all versions of the iPad available within a modest time-frame, iPad accessories are another story. Both the "official" iPad case and camera connection kit are sold out at Apple.com. However, for those willing to spend a lot more, both items are available on both Ebay.com and Amazon.com with immediate shipment.

The bookworm inside you is itching to get out! But you are struggling to keep track of all the books you want to read? Read More can help you keep track of everything you are currently reading as well as keep an archive for future reference.

Instead of creating its own iPad application, Netvibes is testing the waters of utilizing a web-based platform to reach its readers. Can Netvibes compete with the already very-popular app-based reader alternatives written for the iPad?

MasterCard have unleashed their new app, MoneySend. But is it something to rival PayPal? Read on to find out more.

Time Mobile has been updated to version 2.0, and a great many sleek new features have been added. However the one thing that has remained the same, sadly, is the issue price.

Verizon have now announced that they have no plans to carry the iPhone in the "immediate future".

NASA's iDevice application now includes live streaming from NASA TV.

Google Mobile have introduced apps section to their list of displayed results in Search. Read on to find out more about it!

A recent report has stated that Verizon Wireless are currently testing Apple iPads.

Smokescreen is a new open-source project that aims at making Flash content run without a plugin on the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch.

iFart Mobile was once #1 in the App Store. But why has it's old HD brother been rejected? Read on to find out more.

Merlin the Dolphin is the first of his race to use an iPad. Find out why.

AT&T have announced that their current iPhone unlimited data plan is to be abolished on June 7th, to be replaced with two cheaper, limited plans. Similar changes are to take place with the iPad's data plans also.

iPads have been available to hire in hotels for some time. Now Jetstar, and Australian airline, are going to rent them in the sky. But will the scheme take off?

JetBlue is teaming up with the free app, GateGuru. Almost every company is trying to cash in on the location based service trend. McDonald's is teaming up with the yet to be announced Facebook location based service and Starbucks with FourSquare. Well, GateGuru is like FourSquare but for Airports. JetBlue will also be offering one round trip pass for the most frequent GateGuru user each month.

Sprite Something has been released into the App Store. If you enjoy creating characters pixel-by-pixel, this iPad application is perfect for you.

New PC laptop driver updates may fix those long painful charging hours for your iPad.

Today Lala.com no longer functions. In line with the scheduled announcement that was made in late April, Apple have now closed the online music streaming service. The question, however, is whether they're making room for the anticipated iTunes.com?

The Popular Mechanics iPad app is due to hit the App Store in about a month's time. Check out the comparison between PopMech and the current king of magazine apps; Wired Magazine!