After doing some iPad SDK digging, users have been able to reveal what the Network Settings menu preferences look like on the iPad.

The iPad network settings are very similar, if not identical, to the network settings menu on the iPhone. As seen in the images below, the network settings menu includes a 3G toggle, cellular data provisioning settings, and an option for Internet tethering.

Like the iPhone, the … Read More

This week, Paid Content viewed a great presentation held by Penguin CEO John Makinson in London. The presentation focus was the iPad and books, however viewers saw a very different take on the idea of Penguin books on the iPad.

Makinson indicates that he sees eBooks reaching 10 percent of book sales next year, where the current eBook adoption is sitting around 4%. A 6% adoption increase certainly seems possible when … Read More

Robert Murdoch, Chairman and CEO of News Corp., has been reported by the Wall Street Journal to confirm that the WSJ newspaper will make its way to the iPad.

The report further states that Apple has given the company access to an iPad but the device is kept under strict lock and key and overseen directly by Apple.

Mr. Murdoch said the Journal planned to be on Apple Inc.’s iPad … Read More

Earlier this week, it was reported that the iPad may experience limited quantities at launch due to various production problems. The report further suggested that the actual release date could be pushed back, dropping the original March 2010 release for an April 2010 time frame.

Today, DigiTimes is reporting that Foxconn’s suppliers for the iPad are anticipating no production shortages or delays for iPad components. They expect … Read More

Juicy news coming from the Examiner today.

According to their report, the WiFi iPad will be available for sale at Apple Stores on March 26, 2010. However before the sale date, the device will be arriving at Apple Stores by March 10, 2010 for employee training.

While a March 26, 2010 release date is nothing new, as we have heard this rumor before, Apple Stores receiving the iPad earlier than launch is … Read More

One of the killer apps that debuted on the iPad was iBooks with the iBookstore. Unfortunately, at the time of the iPad reveal, the iBooks app and store were USA only. However, many users expected Apple to launch the iBookstore in Canada and that expectation may be true at last!

A new Apple job posting this week details that the company is looking to a hire a Manager for its “Asia … Read More

With the launch of the WiFi iPad coming in less than 30 days, there has been some potentially bad news floating around.

The March 2010 launch of the iPad may experience problems from a delayed launch or a limited number of units available for sale. The report comes from Digital Daily on a research note from analyst Peter Misek that cites a “manufacturing bottleneck” at Apple’s Hon Hai Precision … Read More

Condé Nast is a magazine publisher that has recently been reported to be preparing to bring its content to the Apple iPad. The company plans to debut many of its magazine titles to the iPad beginning April 2010.

The first set of magazine titles include GQ, Vanity Fair, Wired, The New Yorker, and Glamour. The report further states that GQ will have its April issue iPad-ready, Vanity Fair and Wired will … Read More

The iPad rumor digging continues on!

Today, a great find reveals what could be the first promotional list of books available for the iPad. TUAW had named the authors of the book list to be Stephen King, Timothy Ferris, Malcolm Gladwell, Dubner & Leavitt, Kennedy, Agassi, Palin and Beck. Prices have been pegged to range from $14.99 to free of charge.

The book titles came from a list found by TUAW which … Read More

Earlier today, a lot of rumors have developed from the iPad SDK that seem to indicate that the iPad could have, and likely will eventually have, video calling capabilities. Moreover, evidence points to enhanced camera features that include a flash and zoom.

Digging deeper into the iPad SDK, it has been found that the iPad may be receiving more advanced photo management features not present in the … Read More