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Moshi TeraGlove keeps your displays squeeky clean
The Moshi TeraGlove is a new microfiber cleaning tool designed to remove grease and smudges on all types of displays with ease.MacUser
Researcher: Could iPad be driving spike in Mac use?
Search-based online advertising network Chitika says the amount of Web traffic coming from the Mac OS spiked during the month of April — a sign that the iPad could be driving wider adoption of the Mac.Mobile Mac
Booq offers Apple-exclusive bag with iPad, MacBook storage
A premium bag maker has released a special edition of a popular line that fits a MacBook, iPad, and Apple Wireless Keyboard. If you need to take it all on-the-go in style, this looks like a great option — but it's only available in select Apple retail stores.iOS Central
IDC: Tablet shipments to reach 46 million in 2014
IDC on Thursday said tablet shipments could top 46 million by 2014.MacUser
Apple reverses no cash iPad purchase policy
Prompted by the story of a woman who was turned down for buying an iPad with cash, Apple has reversed its policy of requiring credit or debit cards. And the company threw in a little something extra.iOS Central
iPad app store goes international
A week before the iPad's international launch, it's now possible to purchase apps for the device in the nine countries where it will be introduced on May 28.Playlist
Netflix iPad app adds video output support
The Netflix for iPad 1.0.2 update adds support for video output via the iPad's optional VGA, component, or composite adapters.iOS Central
Essential iPad apps: 11 paid favorites
Macworld's editors kept an eye on the App Store for the past month, looking for the best iPad-optimized apps. We've come up with a list of essential apps that every iPad owner should consider for their device. In this first part, we focus on paid App Store offerings.News
HP wants Palm OS for Web-connected printers, Hurd says
HP is buying Palm because it wants the company's operating system to use in Web-connected printers, Chairman and CEO Mark Hurd said on Tuesday.Opinion
iPad apps: Get ready for the second wave
Andy Ihnatko writes about the current state of affairs when it comes to iPad apps, and why he's excited about the next round of apps to be released.
MacUser
Remains of the Day: Tweetie’s MIA, Jobs for president
Twitter client Tweetie has taken a long walk off a short App Store; one man suggests Steve Jobs for president; and Sprint wants the iPhone, badly.iOS Central
Keyboard Upgrade app offers iPad keyboard options
Does the iPad's keyboard feel too wide for thumb typing, and not flexible enough to one-hand it? Keyboard Upgrade, though handicapped by Apple's limitations on iPhone OS, offers a creative typing solution.iOS Central
Use timed access to lock out iDevices from Wi-Fi
Worried that your teen or tween is spending all night wired to the iPod touch or iPad? Glenn Fleishman walks you through a way to set timed access in a manner that sticks if you're using an Apple Wi-Fi base station on your network.Opinion
Why the iPad is the first real computer
Joel Johnson says that, when we look back in a few years, we will consider the iPad the first "real" computer, with everything that has come before being just a prelude.MacUser
iPad inflight entertainment system due this summer
The bluebox Ai, from Bluebox Avionics, will replace traditional seatback screens to deliver audio and video content as well as games and e-books. Devices on airlines that provide inflight Wifi would be able to download apps, too.rnPlaylist
Why iPad owners need a Kindle, too
Computerworld's Mike Elgan thought he'd be able to ditch his Kindle when the iPad came along. That hasn't proven to be the case.iOS Central
Microsoft, Apple work to fix iPad Hotmail glitch
MIcrosoft says it's working with Apple to solve problems that iPad users have had with Windows Live Hotmail.rntttttttiOS Central
Apple clarifies Japan iPad SIM-lock, sort of
Apple has attempted to clarify the situation surrounding SIM-locked 3G iPads in Japan, but has it merely muddied the waters further?
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Remains of the Day: Warrants unsealed, Apple unleashed
Legal documents in the case of the iPhone prototype are unsealed, the iPad remains unchallenged, and Apple is on the cusp of becoming the U.S.'s largest company in terms of market capitalization.iOS Central
Solid gold, diamond-encrusted iPad for the truly ‘elite’
The iPad Supreme Edition, by Katherine Hughes, is a $189,000 Wi-Fi and 3G, 64 GB iPad made of solid gold and encrusted with 25.5 cts of 'I'F' flawless diamonds.iOS Central
BT to launch iPad rival in UK
BT is planning to launch a rival to Apple's iPad that will be used in the home, rather than on the go.iOS Central
Skooba Design Netbook/iPad Neo-Sleeve
Neoprene sleeve offers minimal protection, but nice additional features.iOS Central
Be.ez LA robe iPad Allure
Form-fitting, durable sleeve offers good protection but no bells or whistles.iOS Central
LaCie ForMoa 10.2″
Netbook-designed case is a little large, but offers nice additional features.iOS Central
Belkin Pleat Sleeve for iPad
Sleeve offers nice fit, and a bonus accessories pocket, but at a cost.Mac 911
Bugs & Fixes: An update on iPad Wi-Fi reception problems
A few weeks back, Ted Landau covered reports of iPad users having problems with poor Wi-Fi reception. He revisits the topic now that Apple has acknowledged the issue.
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Remains of the Day: Mac, Apple IIe poised for comebacks
Steve Jobs is still answering e-mails, TV networks are taking different tacks with HTML5, and the iPad and Apple IIe are on their way to starring in a buddy action movie.iOS Central
Apple updates Keynote, Numbers for iPad
In addition to a major Pages for iPad update on Thursday, Apple completed its trifecta of portable iWork productivity app updates with new versions of Keynote and Numbers for iPad.iOS Central
Pages 1.1 for iPad brings landscape toolbars, localizations
Apple's word processor for iPad gained a toolbar and ruler in its previously barren landscape view, a slew of fixes, and support for over a dozen new languages.Opinion
This is how Apple rolls
John Gruber explains how Apple's product development process is one of constant, relentless iteration.iOS Central
Vanity Fair launches iPad app issues
Vanity Fair has joined the ranks of magazines offering its own issue-based apps. The June issue is now available for both the iPad and iPhone in the App Store for $5 (the same as the cover price of a paper copy). Future issue purchases will be $4.iOS Central
Adobe aims ad campaign, open letter at Apple
The latest border skirmish in the war between Adobe and Apple is an ad campaign and open letter from the Flash developer's camp.iOS Central
New iPad ad evokes the spirit of the Newton
Apple has released its first post-launch iPad ad, and it might as well be channeling the Newton's original marketing.iOS Central
Rogers won’t do unlimited data for iPad in Canada
Pre-ordering for the iPad has begun in Canada, but the enthusiasm faded as Rogers released its iPad data plan rates.iOS Central
Five burning questions about the Verizon-Google tablet
Verizon says it's working on an iPad rival with Google. But with so little information available, a number of questions about this rumored device remain.iOS Central
iPad a hit on Wi-Fi and a rich medium for advertisers
Apple's iPad had a "tremendous" impact on Wi-Fi networks in airports, cafes and hotels in its first month, according to JiWire's measurements of network activity at 30,000 public hot spots in North America.iOS Central
Comcast to make your iPad a giant remote
The future of TV entertainment has u201ciPadu201d written all over itu2014but not for the reasons you may think.
MacUser
Remains of the Day: Facebook watches, Letterman switches
Take a deep delve into the privacy issues surrounding Facebook, learn how to see which graphics card your MacBook Pro is using, and guess which feature didn't make the cut for the Web version of Microsoft Office?Working Mac
Move files between your iPad and Mac
Exchanging files with the iPad requires a bit of work. Kirk McElhearn shows how to minimize the hassle, especially when you're copying iWork files.iOS Central
Verizon and Google working on a tablet
Verizon and Google are working on a tablet computer that will compete with Apple's iPad, Verizon confirmed on Tuesday.iOS Central
Appigo launches Todo for iPad
There's a new daily planner in townu2014and it's designed especially for your iPad. Appigo has brought its popular to-do application to Apple's newest device.
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Remains of the Day: Robo Jobs vs. the Androids
Apple refutes the recent Android sales numbers, British artist David Hockney takes to sketching on his iPad, and Steve Jobs is fully armed and operational.News
Intel’s Otellini: Netbook market on the rise
Intel CEO Paul Otellini said netbooks are on the rise as consumers purchase the device as a primary PC.iOS Central
Managing your 250MB iPad 3G plan
We've already shown you how far 250MB can go. Now, Glenn Fleishman has some tips for wringing every last megabyte out of your monthly iPad plan with AT&T.iOS Central
Apple hints at upcoming fix for iPad connectivity issues
Is your iPad still having Wi-Fi connectivity issues? An updated knowledge base article offers some new possible solutions and hints at fixes to come.iOS Central
HyperMac external batteries add iPad support
Sanho has updated its HyperMac line of external batteries to support iPad charging.Working Mac
Microsoft Office is just what the iPad needs
The iPad is "magic" and all that, but it is not without its flaws and weaknesses–many of which I expect Apple will address with the next incarnation of the…iOS Central
Quirky unveils Cradle lap desk for iPad
A community-designed lap desk, the Quirky Cradle features a twistable centerpiece to rotate your iPad.iOS Central