The world’s first trillion-dollar company is now eyeing a broader audience with the unveiling of the three models
The overenthusiastic spellchecker-cum-predictive-text function in the PathInput app turns ordinary text into a surreal fantasy, writes Shaun de Waal
The iPad might be the benchmark for tablet design and efficiency but Samsung and Sony have released tablets that redefine the idea of a "benchmark".
A new update to iTunes U now includes tools that lets teachers and students build and experience educational content on iPads.
The iPad 4 with retina display will be Apple’s new entry-level tablet in South Africa.
Apple has paid $60-million to settle a dispute in China over ownership of the iPad name, removing a potential obstacle to sales in the Chinese market.
Apple’s iPad outmuscled its Android-powered tablet computer rivals in early 2012, in a global market suffering from post-holiday hangover.
Far from killing off printing, the rise of mobile devices and apps may just turn out to be its saving grace.
Pupils from various schools have told the <i>M&G</i> iPads assist the learning process by making it more interactive.
Apple’s newest iPad looks like another hot seller as hundreds lined up at stores around the world to get their hands on the tablet.
Apple has unveiled a new iPad and an updated Apple TV box — its first new products since co-founder Steve Jobs passed away last year.
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/ 8 December 2011
Apple lost the legal battle it has been waging against a Taiwan-owned company it accused of illegally using its iPad trademark.
After trailing behind in the smartphone race, Nokia plans to take on Apple’s iPad next year with its own tablet, running Microsoft’s Windows software.
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/ 10 November 2011
The <i>Mail & Guardian</i> has launched its iPad edition, downloadable from the Apple store.
Amazon.com took the wraps off its long-awaited "Kindle Fire" on Wednesday, tacking on a mass market-friendly $199 price tag.
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/ 27 September 2011
Amazon’s challenger to Apple’s iPad will be called the Kindle Fire, technology website <i>TechCrunch</i> reported on Monday.
Intel has said computer makers Lenovo, Asustek and Acer will launch its new lightweight notebook PCs — known as Ultrabooks — at the end of May.
Independent newspaper the <i>Daily Maverick</i> has unveiled <i>iMaverick</i>, SA’s first daily newspaper specifically designed for the iPad.
Sony, a laggard in the tablet market, unveiled its first tablet computers in an attempt to grab second place in the market from Apple’s iPad.
Apple has sued Samsung Electronics, saying the company’s Galaxy line of smartphones and tablet computers copy Apple’s popular iPad and iPhone.
The tablet computer market is heating up with new entrants all the time, but Apple’s iPad will remain the top device over the next few years.
Parents whose hectic schedules mean they can’t be at home when their children go to bed can now buy an app to read to them.
A friend recently went to a business meeting. He prepared by pulling his laptop out of his bag. The clients responded by taking out their iPads.
Hundreds of customers queued outside Apple stores in Asia and Europe to buy an iPad 2 tablet computer amid fears of shortages.
On Wednesday Apple released the second version of the iPad. Pardon me while I yawn: I know it’s rude to do it in public but what the hell?
The overall growth in PC sales will be cut dramatically over the next two years as people in the US and Europe choose tablets.
Apple answers the iPad’s critics and Gmail digs deep to rescue lost files.
A thin but energetic Steve Jobs made a surprise return to the spotlight on Wednesday, taking the stage to unveil Apple’s new iPad.
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/ 11 February 2011
Researchers say hack targeting Apple’s password management system poses serious security threat to businesses
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/ 1 February 2011
News Corp’s Rupert Murdoch is to unveil <em>The Daily</em> on Wednesday, a digital newspaper for the iPad.
Apple landed blockbuster results and a strong outlook on dazzling sales, reassuring investors that Steve Jobs’ leave will have no impact on growth.
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/ 13 January 2011
Stop the presses — completely. The world’s first iPad newspaper, the <em>Daily</em>, is prepping for launch.