Apple iPad, Day 6: iOS Multitasking

Desktop operating systems have been multitasking in one way or another for decades. In order for the iPad to fill the shoes of a notebook PC and act as the primary computing platform, it needs to be able to multitask as well. Apple's implementation of multitasking in iOS is not full, or true multitasking, though, so it begs the question of whether it is truly up for the task

Apple iPad, Day 4: Hiccups and Pet Peeves

30 Days With the iPad: Day 4

I know I am only four days into 30 Days with the iPad, but I am already developing a list of issues and annoyances. Let's take a look at some of the problems I have encountered so far with using the iPad as a Windows 7 notebook replacement.

Apple iPad, Day 3: Setting Up and Using Email

30 Days With the iPad: Day 3

Setting Up and Using Email

I have always had email set up on my iPhone and iPad so I can send and receive messages while on the go. As I embark on the 30 Days With the iPad project, though, I am taking a closer look at how it is set up, and learning some new things about the iOS Mail app.

Apple iPad, Day 2: Choosing the Right iPad

30 Days WIth the iPad: Day 2

Choosing the Right iPad

If you are considering using an iPad as a replacement for a notebook PC as I am doing this month for the 30 Days With the iPad project, you need to determine which model is the right model for the job. Obviously, if you already have an iPad, then you just have to roll with what you've got, but today I will take a look at some of the key considerations to keep in mind if you are shopping for one.

30 Days With the iPad: Day 1

Day 1:::

Here we go again. Some of you might say I am some sort of glutton for punishment, but it's time to start a new 30 Days With project. I am typing this in the iWork Pages app on an iPad 2 because this month I am spending 30 Days With the iPad.

iPad 2 Jailbreak Challenge Has Been Accepted by Sony PS3 Hacker

It is the most recent news of the technological world which is not only exciting but also very interesting that George Hotz, a well recognized name in the field of hacking and the former play station 3 hacker, who uses the nym Geohot, has strong-willed to challenge iPhone hacker, Joshua Hill to dump the iPad 2 BootROM before him. Well, its really so daring of him!