iPad Apps

When it comes to bridging the gap between mobile and desktop, computing companies have lots of different ideas. One of the simplest is logging onto your own PC remotely. Parallels, maker of popular Mac virtualization software, just launched an iPad app that tries to add a new spin to that old trick.

The Match Cooking Prep System for people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) aims to provide practical tools that assist in enabling someone with ASD to learn how to cook.

Gizmag looks at some of the best iPad apps for toddlers.

In a year when the App Store's tally of iPad apps grew to over 275,000, we break down the best iPad apps of 2012.

With the new iPad mini now on the shelves, we look at some of the best apps for Apple's new tablet.

Apple has released its iBooks 2 for iPad system, which is intended to replace paper school textbooks with interactive digital iPad textbooks.

Researchers have resurrected a centuries old artist's trick to give iPads 3D capability (sort of).

It seems tablets are not just a hit with humankind. Cat lovers can now use the iPad to entertain their furry friends.

Alesis has released what is described as the missing link between the iPad, its associated App Store's catalog of audio and video apps, and the entire world of professional audio equipment.

The updated CineXPlayer movie viewing iPad app sees an improved user interface and the ability to watch 3D movies - either with anaglyph (red/blue) glasses, or glasses-free with the use of GRilli3D's overlay film.

djay transforms an iOS device into a slick portable DJ system.

Einstein's Pedometer is an iPhone app that will let you know just how many extra nanoseconds, relatively speaking, you've gained by getting moving as opposed to sitting on your rear end.