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Apple Inc's popular iPad tablets finally hit Indian stores on Friday, nearly 10 months after its U.S. sales began, giving more options to customers in the world's fastest-growing mobile market that is also seeing a surge in sales of smartphones and other high-end devices.

A new edition of the wildly popular game Angry Birds is coming out in March 2011. Its name will be Angry Birds Rio.

A job posting offers clues that Apple may include a near-field communications chip in the next iPhone and iPad for contactless payments.

News Corp's much-awaited tablet-only paper, specifically crafted for Apple's iPad is due to be launched on Feb. 2 at a price of 99 cents per week.

Apple has released new update of iTunes (iTunes 10.1.2) that allows syncing the new Verizon iPhone 4 with iTunes

The tablet which is expected to feature webOS is planned to be made in a way as to make it highly competitive with iPad in terms hardware as well as software. The prototype snapshot mentions a “Slate (Keyboardless “tablet”).

Apple is due to take gesture-based navigation to the next level, as a recently awarded patent to Apple illustrates a technology that can interpret real-world gestures on touch and hover sensitive devices.

Pixelmator developers announce that the application grossed $1 million on Apple's Mac Store, which launched earlier this month.

The much hyped Google Android 3.0 platform expected to be launched Motorola Xoom and other tablets gets introduced with exciting features for users and developers.

Apple removed a notorious anthem of the Nazi Party from the German version of its iTunes online music store on Wednesday, a German spokesman for the U.S. firm told Reuters.

Even though more people are adopting the Android OS, Google says it isn't seeing enough returns in the app store.

Worldwide mobile application store revenue is projected to triple to more than $15.1 billion this year and reach $58 billion in three years, according to Gartner Inc.

A Tennessee school is joining the wave of educational institutions enamored by the possibilities of Apple's latest device, which it plans on introducing to students this fall.

The Paper Glider app in Apple's App Store promises to help the bored kill time by seeing how far you can flick and fly your paper aeroplane but last Saturday it did something more - it helped UK-based Gail Davis win $10,000 in iTunes gift card from Apple as it was the 10 billionth app downloaded.

Mobile industry's service to consumers is getting better with time. A new report shows that Apple is planning to enable a feature in iPhone and iPad to facilitate purchases directly through these devices.

Rise in accidents stemming from pedestrian distraction has prompted renewed call for iPod bill. New York State Senator Carl Kruger has re-introduced legislation making it illegal to use an iPod, cell phone, Blackberry or any other electronic device while crossing the street.

The iPad is not good for business; at least according to Microsoft.

Apple said to add Near Field Communication chips in to its upcoming iPhone 5 and iPad 2thereby allowing a user to use those devices to pay for purchases.

Social media grows on Apple, which is known for staying away from social media and social software. After the hype over 'Photo Streaming', AppStore hits microblogging site Twitter, attracting followers in thousands

School-going children of two schools in the city-state of Singapore are now relieved of carrying satchels full of textbooks and notes to their school as they have been given Apple’s iPads as part of a pilot project.

Robert W. Baird downgraded rating of OmniVision Technologies Inc. (OVTI) to 'neutral' from 'outperform' with a price target of $34, based on limited upside potential near-term.