Thinner, lighter, and faster; Apple's iPad 2 was bound to send some competitors running back to the drawing board. There hasn't been a vocal regret from a company in a while until Samsung's Lee Don-joo, executive vice president of Samsung's mobile division, spoke out last week after the iPad event...

According to a recent report by Digitimes, Apple has secured 60 percent of the "global touch screen capacity," leaving other companies in the industry struggling to get hold of supply. This is obviously good news for Apple, who is aiming to ship 40 million iPads in 2011.

Thanks to the astonishing success of the iPad, Apple was the number one PC manufacturer in Q4, 2010, according to a recent DisplaySearch report. Apple is now ahead of HP, Acer, Dell, and Toshiba, and has accounted for 17.2 percent of all PC shipments made in Q4, 2010.

Best Buy is reportedly planning on offering iPad customers access to mobile hotspots free of charge. Read on to find out more ...

According to a recent report, Foxconn has been told its factories will ship Apple's second generation iPad will ship "as soon as the end of February 2011." Read on to find out more ...

Could Apple have selected its iPad 2.0 lens manufacturer? Read on to find out, and to discover the other iPad 2 rumors which are currently circulating ...

Apple’s “magical and revolutionary” iPad is now available in Taiwan. Furthermore, Apple also released the iPad in South Korea today. Read on to find out more ...

Foxconn has established iPad production lines at its new plants in Chengdu, China. The additional capacity was reportedly established to help Apple meet iPad demand this holiday season ...

Do people in the UK think the iPad is too expensive to buy? Read on to find out the facts regarding the current UK opinion on Apple's touchscreen tablet ...

The iPad is one of this year's most wanted Christmas gifts, even though a second-gen model will probably be released in April 2011. Read on to find out more...

Steve's comments earlier this week regarding Android and BlackBerry OS have prompted comments from none other than Google and RIM. Additionally, TweetDeck's CEO has jumped in on the action, too. Read on to see what all three companies had to say regarding Steve's comments...

Qantas Airways has been testing iPads as a new form of in flight entertainment for some time now. Following this, we've heard that the company plans to roll out iPads on all its Jetstar flights. Additionally, "a more integrated network proposition" is currently being discussed. What could this entail? Read on to find out more...

Apple iPads are set to retail through Walmart stores. And, what's more, this is set to commence as early as early as the beginning of next week. By the end of October, 1,000 Walmart stores are set to sell iPads. Read on to find out more...