iPadOS stories - Page 13

An iPad-only 'newspaper' is currently in development at News Corp.'s Manhattan offices, reports the New York Times.

Apple hints at ditching the home button on iPads and iPhones for advanced multi-touch gestures, fulfilling a longstanding vision of Steve Jobs.

Dead Space 2's chilling launch trailer breaks January's game release curse, promising spine-tingling terror on The Sprawl from Jan 28.

BlackBerry DEVCON Asia event plays host to new tools and services for BlackBerry Tablet OS and BlackBerry Smartphones.

Apple is expected to announce the release date of the iPad 2 in the next few weeks, according to Kevin Rose, founder of content sharing site Digg.com.

'App Store' is a generic term that competitors should be able to use, Microsoft tells the US Patent and Trademark Office.

After much anticipation, Google launches its official Reader app for Android, enhancing on-the-go reading with innovative features.

Work stops on the ChevronWP7 jailbreaking tool as Microsoft enters into talks with the developer about bringing some of its features to the main OS.

Vodafone announces 3G network boost, enhancing web browsing speeds for smartphone and broadband users after weekend upgrades.

New site goes live for iPhone, iPod Touch, Android, Palm and select Nokia and BlackBerry devices - iPhone app incoming.

Your website is a major marketing function for your organisation, so it is of great importance that you are making the very most of it you can.

Enterprises strive to retain customers by focusing on voice channel optimization and actionable insights from key performance indicators.

Fraudsters target smart PABX systems, with Telecom and TelstraClear reporting 20 attacks each, proving no company is too small for hackers.

Huawei debuts its branded IDEOS smartphone in NZ, marking a significant leap in its business evolution and a dive into ultra-fast broadband tech.

Yahoo names the top ten topics that Australians searched for the most during 2010, and it shows a nation obsessed with pop culture (and iPads).

The Christchurch City Council's investment in fibre is paying off, with revenue growth of 566%, proving its worth.

Telecom and Vodafone join forces to transform rural New Zealand's broadband, offering a unified solution to bridge the digital divide.

Carrier Ethernet emerges as the go-to solution for wide area connectivity, boasting unmatched reliability and cost-effectiveness.

With IT demands soaring, firms embrace hosting, trading in-house ops for external expertise, but choice overload sparks decision fatigue.

UK farmers harness tech to boost efficiency, using software for nutrient budgets and tracking cow health, meeting rising demands for traceability.