93% of tablets sold were iPads
4.5 million tablet PCs shipped during the third quarter of 2010. Of those, about 93 percent were Apple iPads.
Apple articles
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New MacBook Pro line-up 'to be unveiled after Intel event today'
Apple will unveil the new MacBook Pro line today, though not until Intel has made an announcement about its Light Peak technology.
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TinyGrab iPhone developer withdraws app after App Store changes
An iPhone developer today said trying to get information from Apple about its new subscription model is like "hitting a brick wall," and remains unsure whether his app will have to toe the new line.
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iPhone users get augmented reality browser
An iPhone version of the augmented reality Argon browser, which lets users scan places and objects with the phone's video camera and see Web content overlaid on the screen, is now available.
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MWC: Opera launches Mini mobile web browser for iPad
Opera is demonstrating an Apple iPad version of its Opera Mini web browser at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
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Apple app developers get third iOS 4.3 beta
Apple on Tuesday released the third beta for developers of iOS 4.3, its upcoming update for the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
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Apple and Murdoch launch The Daily
News Corp introduces the Daily News app with Apple providing the much-awaited subscription model with weekly and yearly payment plans.
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Google Chrome hits 10% market share
Google's Chrome and Apple's Safari posted record numbers for usage in January while Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) lost ground for the sixth month running, says Net Applications.
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Netgear boss slams Apple's Steve Jobs over Flash
Patrick Lo, the chairman and CEO of networking firm Netgear has attacked Apple and Steve Jobs in an extraordinary interview.
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Developers increasingly interested in Google Android tablet paltform
Although Apple's iPad remains number one in the hearts of tablet application developers, Google Android tablets are increasingly gaining programmers' interest, according to a survey conducted earlier this month.
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Macworld iOS conference to be held during Mobile World Congress
PC Advisor's sister title Macworld is giving iOS developers the chance to gain business development advice and technical training along with networking opportunities at a one-day conference to be held during Mobile World Congress.
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iPad owners 'want free, ad-supported content'
The vast majority of iPad owners are happy to watch advertising to gain access to content rather than pay, a study has found.
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Latest iPad 2 rumour: Dual-core graphics chip for HD playback
As the anticipated announcement of an iPad refresh draws nearer, the tidbits of insider information are seeping out at faster rates.
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Apple 'threatens to pull newspapers from App Store over subscription revenue cut'
Newspapers could soon be prevented from giving print subscribers free access to their iPad apps, according to reports.
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Apple 27-inch LED Cinema Display review
iMac minus computer equals okay display, says James Galbraith
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Google removes H.264 video support from Chrome browser
Google announced that they are changing Chrome's support of HTML5 to be, in Google's view, more friendly towards open development.
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Mac App Store: Hands on
Apple’s much anticipated Mac App Store made its debut this week, bringing the promise of easy access to new software for customers.
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iPad 2 'will be thinner, have better sound'
An unnamed Chinese source has claimed that the next-generation iPad will be thinner than its predecessor, with better speakers.
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Survey: Apple iPads struggle on popular websites
A survey by Zeus Technology has found that some of the most popular websites are poorly displayed on iPads.
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Apple releases Digital Camera Raw Compatibility Update 3.5
Apple on Thursday released an update for Aperture 3 and iPhoto '11 to add raw image support for certain Canon, Leica, Nikon, and Panasonic cameras.