Osfoora HD has hit the App Store and is already topping the charts. With features like customizable landscape view, Instapaper support, and the ability to add multiple files to a tweet - this is one Twitter client you won't want to miss. It has received great customer feed back, and holds an average of 4.5 stars. But is it as good as its iPhone counterpart? Read on after the break for the full scoop.
While you've no doubt seen iPad Wall Mounts before, they have been focused more on function over design. Luckily for those of you who prefer a bit of both, Swedish designer Arodsin Redningar has come up with the iPad Capsule. Read on after the break for more.
Although we know that Steven P. Jobs most deffinately has no want or need for flash on his iDevice, some still do and Artefact is trying to make that a reality. While they may be doing it in the most confusing way, they understand it and it works. Well, Sorta. Read on after the break for a video and more.
The app approval team over at Apple and developers have been busy lately and it shows. The iPad App Store now contains over 10,000 apps. Read on after the break for more.
Newsreaders come in many shapes and sizes but they are all basically the same. However, Pulse for iPad is different, according to one of its co-creators, who discusses Steve Jobs, the release of an iPhone Pulse app, and he and his partner's upcoming college graduation.
I'm glad to announce that my search for the perfect RSS reader has finally come to an end today (at least for now) thanks to Reeder for iPad.
Things are about to get bigger and better for QuickOffice Connect Mobile Suite users because the popular iPhone document production app has received the iPad treatment. Now you can create, edit, format, access, and share Microsoft Word documents and Excel spreadsheets all while on the iPads bigger, higher res display. Read on after the break for more info.
It isn't entirely a secret that Time Magazine's iPad app isn't the best magazine app in the App Store. Ok, it isn't even close to being the best but they did develop it in a little under 40 days. However the first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem and they have done just that. Hit the break for more and a video demo.
While President Obama recently confessed that he didn't know how to use an iPad or an iPod, the same is not true of those who surround him. Apparently the number crunchers at the White House thought that $499 is the kind of expenditure they could approve of.
For those cooks that need a little helping hand, the Photo Cookbook for iPad might be for use. Using amazing photographs that show food preparation from start-to-finish, this app will make even the most novice of cooks experts in no time.
Apple have now started emailing iPhone app developers, informing them that now is the time to submit iOS 4 compatible applications. iOS 4 is due for release on June 21 - three days before iPhone 4 is launched - and Apple are hoping to have the App Store bursting at the seams with apps for the new operating system.
iPad users that are already tired of the limitations placed on how their App icons are placed on their device are now in luck. Today, through jailbreaking Iconoclasm for iPad has been released, which can make the look and feel of your iPad look much different than that of your neighbor.
If you want to watch videos in a non-iTunes compatible format, you've got two options; convert the video and sync, or stream with Air Video. Read on to find out more.
It has been reported that as many of 114,000 first purchasers of the 3G iPad might have had their data breached, causing another public relations headache for Apple and AT&T.
Apple has just announced the winners of their Apple Design Awards 2010. Read on to find out who the winners are!
After featuring Pulse News Reader - an iPad RSS reader app, in his Keynote speech yesterday at the WWDC, Steve Jobs has now been forced to remove the app from the App Store after receiving a written notice from the New York Times. Read on to find out more.
The world's first iPad external webcam is spotted, but maybe not as great as it sounds? Plus, will we see a TV Tuner and more in the future?
With AT&T's new limited data plans now in place, it makes you wonder if this is good or bad for the consumer or developer. As it stands now, of course, it is anyone's guess.
Steve Jobs' D8 interview is now available to view in full. Read on to check it out!
Just a few short years ago phones were meant for calls and actors did nothing important other than act. It's a new time and MTV has done a great job of combining our desire to stay up with the latest entertainment news and gossip with the capabilities of the iPhone OS with the free MTV News app for the iPhone and iPad.
Verizon's 2-for-1 offer on Droid handsets has got one site thinking that the Verizon iPhone is more than just a dream. With Apple's WWDC Keynote kicking off tomorrow, anything could happen.
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.
