iPad

The iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad can now print to any printer around the world, thanks to new support for Google's Cloud Print service.

First teased at Macworld Expo 2011, OmniOutliner for iPad, a modern mobile companion to its older Mac sibling, is now available in the App Store.

Adobe recently announced three new Adobe apps for iPad that can control or interact with Photoshop CS5 in a variety of intriguing ways. On Tuesday, those apps were released in the App Store.

Al Gore's latest book is now available as an interactive book for iPad and iPhone. It mixes the book's text with a fluid layout of photos, documentary footage, and interactive charts, challenging the definition of the word "book" in the 21st century.

The Redmond software giant has released its first major update to OneNote Mobile, its iOS client for creating notes and syncing with Web and Windows counterparts.

Along with the white iPhone 4 announcement, Apple on Wednesday also said that it would begin shipping the iPad 2 to Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, and ten other countries within the next week and a half.

A new full-featured photo organizer for the iPad gives professional photographers one more reason to leave their MacBooks at home. You can import and organize your photos with Photosmith on-the-go, then sync all your work to Adobe's Lightroom client o...

Viddy is a new video shooting, sharing, and social networking app for iPhone. Its developers were clearly inspired by Instagram, a popular app that offers similar features, but only for photos.

As popular and mobile as the iPad may be, there is a notable shortage of blogging apps designed for Apple's tablet. QuickTumblr, built specifically for the popular Tumblr service, wants to help change that.

You can't be blamed if you thought the Twitter client conversation was over. But with the release of Tweetbot, Tapbots has proved there's still something to say.

The weekly publication focused on all things business is now available as a multimedia iPad magazine, complete with exclusive video interviews, a customizable back-issue archive, and a subscription plan that's cheaper than the print edition.

Want to sell your old iPad to make (financial) room for its successor? David Chartier gave electronics "recommerce" service Gazelle a try to see if using a middleman was worth the convenience fee.