As 2010 draws to a close, here at AppAdvice we're looking ahead to the new year, and to what it might hold for the iPad ...

As 2010 draws to a close, we look back on this year's best iPad apps. Read on to find out which ones made the selection ...

The once-popular iOS application, GPush, is scheduled to shut down as of December 31, 2010. Before the days of Google’s own push notification service, GPush provided Google Mail users with notifications for incoming e-mail. Read on to find out more ...

Instagram, the popular iOS app, has reached one million users in just 10 weeks. This is a remarkable achievement, and is definitely a great way for The Instagram Team to end 2010. Read on to find out more ...

Google Latitude for iOS is now available in the App Store. This follows the application's appearance (and removal) from the Japanese App Store last week. Read on to find out more ...

Jay Freeman (a.k.a. "saurik"), the mastermind behind Cydia, recently stated that Cydia for Mac will be available "within weeks." Read on to find out more ...

Life Scoreboard, by PUMA, is a new app which allows users to keep score on important, real-life issues. Read on to find out more ...

Today, we have some bad news about the Mac App Store. In fact, we have several pieces of bad news. Read on to find out more ...

Apple has named Flipboard the "iPad app of the year," as part of its iTunes Rewind 2010 section in the App Store. Read on to find out more ...

Apple has added a new section to the App Store. Dubbed "Rewind 2010," this new page highlights the best and most popular iOS applications of 2010. Read on to find out more ...

In what must have seemed like an eternity for anyone located outside of the United States, Apple has finally given the gift of gifting of apps to the world.

Notes Plus, an interesting iPad application that was released last month, can certainly do a lot. Read on to find out more ...

If you're looking for the perfect app to put you in the mood for Christmas, then we've found it. A Christmas Carol for iPad retells the classic Dickens tale with a modern twist. Read on to find out more ...

If you’re new to the iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, then you’ve probably got over a hundred questions regarding your shiny, new device. Here at AppAdvice, we strive to answer them one question at a time, each and every day. This is iOS 101, and class is about to begin.

Today, Apple announced that the App Store currently has 300,000 applications, and that 40,000 are native iPad apps. Read on to find out more ...

A popular iOS game has recently added the ability to play on a TV, while using a Bluetooth-paired iPhone as a controller. Read on to find out more ...

Apple is planning on "locking down" the App Store over the Christmas period, but what about Thanksgiving? Read on to find out...

Apple's upcoming software update, iOS 4.2, brings multitasking and Game Center to the iPad. It's expected to be released in the coming weeks. However, some iOS 4.2 compatible iPad apps are already appearing in the App Store. Read on to find out more...

An iOS application has recently upset Italy's tourism manager, after making some stereotypical comments regarding the country. Read on to find out more...

Rovio Mobile has announced that it has officially sold more than 10 million copies of Angry Birds from the App Store. If you're one of the fans that made this possible, or even just curious, check out some ways to show your Angry Birds support.

The Omni Group, developer of OmniFocus, OmniGraffle, and others, has recently announced that it plans to make its applications available in the upcoming Mac App Store. Speaking from the site's blog, the Omni Group's Ken Chase labeled the Mac App Store as being "a much better app buying experience" than what Mac users are currently offered. Read on to find out more...

Apple has recently added a new custom section in the App Store, called "Special Education: Learning for Everyone." The section is available now, and includes a variety of apps we're already familiar with. Read on to find out more...

Here's a bit of crazy information for you: according to a recent survey, 32% of iPad owners have never downloaded an application. 63% have, and have paid for one, with most downloading games for their beloved iDevice. Read on to find out more...