Apple Enthusiasts Camp Out For The New iPad
The new iPad goes on sale today and the usual line of eager Apple devotees were lined up outside the Center City store, early this morning.
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The new iPad goes on sale today and the usual line of eager Apple devotees were lined up outside the Center City store, early this morning.
If you want Apple's Siri, but don't have the money to buy an iPhone 4S, Evi may be the next best thing.
Apple's new iPad revealed on Wednesday has, as expected, a sharper screen, driven by a faster processing chip that acts as the "brains" of the device -- but no new name.
We'll get our first look at Apple's new iPad this afternoon.
Apple is inviting reporters to an event Wednesday in San Francisco. An image on the invite showing part of an iPad screen suggests it's to announce a new model.
Apple has a media event set for March 7th, when it's widely expected to announce the iPad 3. So, what's new about it, and what should be in it?
The federal regulators want app makers to be up-front with what personal details are gathered and how they're using that info -- and they say parents must keep a closer eye on their kids' touchscreens.
Many Apple products, including iPads and iPhones are manufactured overseas where workers must endure low wages and hazardous conditions. But the question is, do American consumers care?
Apple has announced its aim to replace a high schooler's backpack full of books with electronic textbooks on an iPad. But many students are still priced out of the market.
Apple's Facetime app is a great tool if you're talking to someone who has another i-device, but if they don't, the Skype video conferencing app is worth investigating.
The biggest draws are always the televisions at the International Consumer Electronics Show, but the big buzz this year involves a company that isn't even showcasing TV's.
John Murawski, president of Neumann-Goretti High School, says the new lab is the result of a generous gift by the Class of 1960 of Bishop Neumann High School.
Flash software is used for video, animation, and design across the web and on many smartphones. But Adobe, the company behind the technology, says it's not the future -- and that could affect mobile users, and others.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak is the featured speaker at Rutgers' Entrepreneurship Day on Monday.
Apple's iOS 5 operating system is on its way.
People throughout the world lined up outside Apple stores, waiting to get their hands on the new iPhone 4S.
A new service Apple is rolling out tomorrow could be a game-changer that puts cell phone companies on the losing end -- at least in the short-term.
Although not confirmed, it's presumed Steve Jobs, Apple founder, died from complications of pancreatic cancer. It's one of the deadliest cancers. Most people die within a year of being diagnosed.
The rumors were wrong, but Apple is betting you'll still want their new iPhone.
Kids want the coolest gear for going back to school. Here's what should be making it into shopping carts this summer.
Many churches use a multi-media approach to spreading the word, but a Bucks County minister holds the whole presentation in his hand.
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Researchers say any device that runs the latest mobile operating system for both iPhones and iPads can find you and log the location.
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One of two men charged with stealing more than 100,000 e-mail addresses of Apple iPad users could be released on bail in New Jersey Monday.
