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Does the iPad allow for more innovative approaches to entertainment than traditional PCs? Ask Neal Edelstein and he won’t hesitate to answer with a resounding “Yes!”
by David Needle
Twitter's official iPad app gets the job done, but these four apps take Twitter to the next level with a range of additional capabilities to track your tweets and get the most out of the social network for personal or business use.
by Doug Drinkwater
Google’s three-day I/O developer conference kicks off in San Francisco tomorrow and could well see a hive of activity, including the introduction of a new Android operating system, a Nexus 7 tablet and more details on Google Glass.
by Doug Drinkwater
Eric T. Schneiderman, the Attorney General of New York, has sent letters to the CEOs of Apple, Google/Motorola, Microsoft and Samsung pressing them to detail what efforts they are making to head off the growing problem of device theft.
by David Needle
A division of the U.S. Department of Defense is using a ruggedized tablet and specialized software combination to collect and retain health data in harsh conditions especially in places where Internet connectivity is not always available.
by Michael Singer
A few years ago, Netscape co-founder Marc Andreesen wrote an article explaining why software is eating the world. His fundamental premise was that both the access to the Internet and the tools to develop quality software with ties to the Web have become pervasive.
by Ben Bajarin
Also Inside: Will Google announce a new Nexus 7 next week?
by George Jones
Flipboard added new features to its “Flip It” button that now gives Flipboard curators more control over their magazines.
by David Needle