Apple’s iPad hits store shelves
FASTER FORWARD | Although it uses the same interface as the iPhone, the iPad is a different creature, with its own capabilities and quirks. » Rob Pegoraro

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How the iPad will (or won’t) change video games
The tech-savvy world is out of its mind today with iPad fever as Apple’s new “coffee table” device that combines the power of the iPhone with the size of a Kindle hits shelves. Pundits call it a revolutionary device; critics say we don’t need a larger version of the iPhone that can’t even make phone calls. Whether you fall into the first camp or the second, here’s what we can tell you about the …

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iPad lands in Mishawaka
A hybrid cross between a laptop and a kindle is finally here. About 30 people lined up outside of Best Buy to get their hands on the new Apple iPad. The Mishawaka store is the only carrier of the new

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Amazon Releases Kindle App for the iPad
Amazon.com had released Kindle App for iPad. The app is now available for free in the App Store. The app lets users select from over 450,000 books from the Kindle Store on iPad and features Amazon Whispersync technology that …

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The Times Five Ways: iPad, Web, Kindle, Reader & Paper Interfaces
I began my exploration of the iPad Saturday with a simple question: how does my experience of The New York Times on this device differ from the ways I experience the Times already: in paper, on the Web, on Times Reader and on the Kindle.

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iPad Both a Kindle Keeper and Killer
I bought my Kindle mostly to read news. But I use it mostly to read books.

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E-Books on the iPad: iBooks vs. Kindle for iPad
Ever since Steve Jobs first announced iBooks for the iPad, pundits have been wondering about the future of the Kindle and similar e-book readers in the face of this new competition. Now that we actually have access to an iPad , we had a chance to take a closer look at both the iBooks and Amazon’s Kindle for iPad apps. We are still waiting for the B&N iPad app, but both iBooks and iPad for Kindle …

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Apple’s much-anticipated iPad goes on sale
Apple Inc. began selling its much-anticipated iPad on Saturday, drawing eager customers intent on being among the first owners of a new class of tablet-style computers.

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Much hyped iPad hits the market
Apple’s heavily hyped iPad went on sale Saturday in the United States with excited customers crowding to get their hands on what some see as a major new step in the digital revolution.

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Apple’s iPad: First impressions
A bit more than two months after its splashy product introduction, weeks after the start of an absurd excess of media coverage, and hours after particularly dedicated shoppers began waiting in lines outside stores, Apple’s iPad is a $499-and-up product you can pick up in a store, plug in and star…

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Barnes & Noble expects iPad app to launch soon
Wall Street Journal Digits Amazon’s Kindle app launched Friday for the iPad, and Barnes & Noble expects their e-book store app to launch soon as well.

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Amazon Debuts iPad App Before Apple’s Big Day
If Apple’s Multimedia Tablet Overtakes Amazon’s Kindle E-Reader, Online Retailer Can Still Occupy Profitable Perch in E-Books

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iPad roundup: iDisplay extended desktop, plus Kindle and Time reader apps
Say what you will, the past couple of days have been littered with signs of a rapidly expanding set of functions that the iPad can perform. Latest on the block is the iDisplay desktop extender, which will turn any of your iPhone OS devices into a WiFi-connected second monitor , allowing you to finally unchain your Mac OS (Windows version forthcoming) desktop and take it on the move. Introductory …

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Kindle for iPad Hits the App Store
Amazon’s Kindle app for iPad has found its way into the App Store just in time for tomorrow morning’s device launch. Like Kindle apps for other platforms, the iPad app [ iTunes link ] includes Amazon’s Whispersync technology , which syncs your last page read, bookmarks, notes and highlights across devices. The exciting part, however, is all of the iPad-specific features, including new page …

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Kindle iPad App Officially Available in iTunes [IPad Apps]
# ipadapps We wondered about the Kindle iPad app and whether we’d get to purchase ebooks with it despite the competition it poses for Apple’s iBooks app and store, but here we are. It’s official, purchase options and all. [ iTunes via Amazon ] More »

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It’s Official: Kindle Hits iPad
If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em…Amazon has decided it’s better to bring its Kindle Store to the iPad than it is to just have an all-out Kindle vs. iPad battle. So the Kindle App for iPad is now available….

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Amazon.com Announces Kindle App for iPad
Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) today announced its Kindle App for iPad is now available …

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Last-minute: Kindle iPad app, free iPads for staff
Late into the slew of iPad app introductions today, Amazon today released the iPad-optimized Kindle 2.0 app (free, App Store). The new version still works on the iPhone but scales up to the larger size of Apple’s tablet, with more books viewable while browsing and more text visible at once. It still syncs position with Kindle apps on other platforms and allows creating notes or highlights….

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Kindle books on iPad
SAN FRANCISCO – AMAZON.COM on Friday released an application that lets people read digitised Kindle books on rival iPad tablet computers poised to debut in the United States. Apple’s latest creation will be available on Saturday morning at the California company’s shops and at Best Buy electronics chain stores.

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Amazon routes Kindle books to rival iPad
SAN FRANCISCO – Amazon.com on Friday released an application that lets people read digitized Kindle books on rival iPad tablet computers poised to debut in the United States.

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