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Hospital in California Using iPad for Medical Purposes

Well, we had mentioned it in the past, about how the iPad could be a perfect fit for the medical world, and it looks like at least one hospital in California agrees with us. Thanks to Nick Volosin, the Director of Technical Services for the Kaweah Delta Health Care District, the hospital in question has [...]

iPad and Pinky Stolen From Man After Purchase

This is probably the worst news we’ve heard all day. And, even if we know that the iPad itself may still be hard to find, this is definitely not the route someone should take. Ever. What do we mean? Well, for one Denver-based man, purchasing an iPad turned out to be a nightmarish experience. And [...]

3G iPad in-stores April 30th

Preorders for the iPad WiFi + 3G model may be currently showing May 7th as the estimated shipping date, but it may be easier to grab a WWAN-enabled tablet at your nearest Apple Store come April 30th.  Apple have just pushed out a press release confirming that the first deliveries – for preorder customers – [...]

iPad Has Two Liquid Submersion Indicators

Apple is currently in some hot water about their liquid submersion indicators in their iPhones. If you’ve never heard of it, that’s understandable. Unless you’ve ever run into a problem with it, then there’s no real reason why you should. But, the trouble is, if you’ve ever tried to get a phone, or other device [...]

iPad Knock-Off Features Slide-Out QWERTY Keyboard and Windows 7

We’ve got to admit: knock-offs are just about the coolest thing, next to the real deal, that we can think of. After all, you get a bit of what the real thing probably looked on a concept drawing years ago, plus the ingenuity of someone that you’ll never, ever hear about. Great combination, right? This [...]

Everything iPad Week in Review — Week 15 2010

Welcome to another edition of Everything iPad’s week in review. It’s been a pretty intense week, with the iPad catching some major flack for WiFi inconsistencies. Along with a few fun stories, it seems that the iPad isn’t going to leave the consumer’s attention any time soon. And we can’t help but think that’s a [...]

George Washington and Princeton University Ban the iPad

Well, we didn’t see this coming. While some universities are busy handing out iPads to be explicitly connected to their student’s livelihood, it seems that some of the largest universities in the United States have turned the other cheek, and have actually banned the iPad from their wireless networks.

Steve Jobs Handles PR in His Own Way

On Wednesday, we told you that international shipments for the iPad were going to be delayed for a month. There was verbiage in there that would probably upset any European future customer, but apparently Steve Jobs wants to make sure everyone understands that, despite popular belief, that he and his company are doing everything humanly [...]

Wired iPad App Will Use Flash

Remember, back at the beginning of March, we brought you that story, saying that the publisher Conde Nast would support the iPad by bringing several different printed magazines to the digital realm. And, in that story, we said that the major publisher was going to see where the Adobe/Apple war went, as Adobe’s Flash Player [...]

iPad WiFi problem due to poor DHCP management?

Intermittent WiFi problems have been the thorn in many iPad owners’ sides since the tablet first began shipping, but so far Apple haven’t been able to address the issue.  Now Princeton University’s IT department has stepped in with a possible explanation, and according to them it’s not the iPad hardware that’s at fault but iPhone [...]

iPad Gaining Ground in Online Usage

There’s a few ways that people, and analysts, weigh the popularity and success of a certain device. And in today’s age, keeping track of the online usage of these devices is just as good a way as anything else. In fact, it might be better. And if a recent report from NetApplications means anything to [...]