With Apple having released the new iPad, millions of people who bought the iPad 2 are now wondering whether they should upgrade their devices. As with any other upgrade, the question comes down to whether the difference a person will pay to upgrade to a new iPad is worth the new features they get. If you’re an iPad 2 owner, it all boils down to whether you feel like you need the new display, upgraded camera and other features found in the iPad. Read More

The new iPad 3 comes automatically furnished with Apple’s most recent operating system upgrade, iOS 5.1. In addition to fixing some key bugs and other issues that were identified across Apple’s various products (including improved battery life and strengthened Wi-Fi signal strength), iOS 5.1 offers a variety of new and improved features for the newly released iPad. Read More

Why buy an iPad 2? Here are 7 good reasons…

With the new version of the iPad now available, many people are quick to ask “why buy an iPad 2?“ Is it really worth buying the new model when there are other tablets on the market, and is it worth for current iPad users to upgrade their device? Read More

What Is An iPad?

What is an iPad? Most of us already know what the iPod, iPhone and iTouch are unless you have lived under a rock or in a cave for the last few years. Apple Corporation has really been focusing on tabled computer technology and while doing so, has come up with a tablet size touch screen computer that is fully functional, tablet size and has a relatively large screen.

What is an iPad? One of the latest additions to the Apple line up also known as I-pad or I pad this small tablet PC is packed with features. Very thin in design, light and versatile, the screen allows the user a touch usability which eliminates the need for a mouse. Simply sliding the finger across the screen allows you to scroll and tap an item of interest. The colors and screen size makes touching, scrolling and selecting effortless and almost magical. Read More

Every small-time blogger and analyst seems to know what new features the next iPad will offer, but most seem to be making it up.

The story appears in blogs and even legit news websites every few weeks: Citing “a person familiar with” Apple’s secret plans, the breathless prose predicts what the next iPad has in store or foretells for the umpteenth time that there will be an iPhone for the Verizon Wireless network. Never mind that most of these predictions don’t come true or are based on obvious extrapolation — websites keep publishing them as if they were fact. Bloomberg News, for example, has been predicting an imminent Verizon iPhone for several years, and one day will probably be correct.

Apple runs a very tight ship, so it’s extremely rare that any real information slips out before Apple is ready to release it. That’s usually the day CEO Steve Jobs takes to the stage, but sometimes Apple does leak information ahead of time, such as to distract from a competitor’s announcement — so how should you parse the rumors? Read More