9to5mac continues to dive into the iPhone 3.2 Beta 2 SDK and its iPad simulator, this time showing off HTML5 YouTube, file sharing, lock screen media controls, and more. HTML5 H.264 YouTube video is shown playing right in the iPad Safari browser, just as it does on Mac or Windows. It looks good enough for [...]

9to5mac continues to rip through the iPhone 3.2 SDK for iPad and has now come across the images above, which show icons for accepting a declining video chat, as well as strings referencing the same. Of course, we’ve been teased with the possibility of video iChat on the iPhone going back to Kevin Rose in [...]

We’ve been hearing for a while now that the iPad will be a game changer for publishing. While it sounds great, we’re all more or less wondering what it actually means and if we should get excited about it. Well, Wired posted a new demonstration of what their iPad app will look like, and their [...]

Wired Magazine Editor-in-Chief Chris Anderson announced that Wired will be coming to the iPad by summer.

Anderson demonstrated a digital version of the March issue of Wired at the Technology, Entertainment and Design conference on Friday.
“I’m from the media world,” Anderson told the audience “and as you may have heard, we have lots of questions about [...]

Panelfly’s iPhone comic book app sports a “patent pending narrative navigation engine,” or as we like to call it, a really solid UI that gives users a great comic book experience on such a small screen. That’s just it though, the iPhone and iPod touch have small screens and there is little more that can [...]

The iPad OS (iPhone OS 3.2) contains hooks to accept and decline video conference, flip a video feed (suggests front facing camera), and view video calls in fullscreen or partial screen, reports Engadget. Partially screen video calls would suggest some type of multitasking; however, none of these features will be present in the first version [...]

Joe Hewitt, who developed the awesome Facebook 3.0, but controversially (and some would say detrimentally) left the iPhone platform before Facebook 3.1 over the App Store review process, has come out extremely positively about the iPad:

iPad is exactly the product I’ve been wishing for ever since I wrapped my mind around the iPhone and its [...]

The iWork productivity applications that people know and love on the Mac — Keynote, Pages, and Numbers — have been completely redesigned for iPad. So you can create incredible presentations, word processing documents, and spreadsheets by directly touching the words and images on the large, Multi-Touch screen. And each of these apps has been designed [...]

Apple’s new App: Brushes, is their version of a simple Photoshop app, enabling users of all abilities to create their own artwork and upload it straight to their favourite social networks.