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Along with the much-sought-after 4.1 update for the iPhone 4, last night Apple also pushed out an update for the iPad, bringing the software up to version 3.2.1.

This update promises to fix Wi-Fi issues reported by many users, where their iPads would fail to reconnect to a wireless network. Apple acknowledged this problem and blamed third party dual-band routers.

Apple is planning on equipping future iPads and iPod Touches with front facing cameras to bring FaceTime video conferencing technology to the devices, according to a report on Boy Genius Report.

Go to any coffee shops right now and chances are you will find someone using an iPad. The iPad is the first tablet computer developed by Apple Inc. and was announced on January 27, 2010, it is part of a device category between a smartphone and a laptop computer.

The iPad might only be six months old, but already rumours of new models are starting to ramp up. Word coming out of Taiwan today suggests Apple is working on two smaller, iPad mini-style devices, one rocking a 5.6-inch panel, the other clocking in at 7-inches.

Kraft Foods has launched an application for the iPad to help parents teach their children cooking knowledge, smart eating habits and basic kitchen skills.

Two thirds of UK businesses have no idea how their websites function on touch-screen devices such as Apple's iPad and iPhone, according to a LinkedIn poll commissioned by Foresite.

From the 103 UK company directors who answered the survey, fewer than a third - just 32 per cent - had tested websites on devices such as the iPad.

Lifehacker has posted this excellent video which shows how you could be using your iPad's 21st century hardware and 3D graphics capabilities to play 16-bit games from the mid 1990s.

So why exactly would you want to do this? Because Mario Kart is better than Doodle Jump. Simple as that.

LOS ANGELES - Plenty of automakers are taking their owner's manuals digital, but Hyundai is taking things a step further - with an iPad software application that will enable owners of the Equus luxury sedan to schedule service appointments

Steve Jobs first announced the iPad in January 2010 as a device for games, videos, music, web, books and magazines, but it is also making workers more productive in the corporate environment.  The iPad is a great multimedia note taker and replaces the legal pad, voice recorder, laptop and much more.  Corporations who have recently turned to the iPad include Wells Fargo, SAP, Tellabs and Mercedes.

Wells Fargo & Co. spent two years studying the iPhone before letting bankers use the device at work. Apple Inc.’s iPad, released in April, took just weeks to get cleared.

This time around, safeguards against security breaches are stronger from the start, according to Megan Minich, a senior vice president at the San Francisco-based bank. Her colleagues used two of the first shipment of 15 iPads to demonstrate financial products at an investors’ conference in May. More are on the way, Minich said.

The debate over e-reading versus traditional printed material continues to rage on. Many folks seem to be of the view that reading on a screen just isn’t the same experience as relaxing with a book.

Yet change always comes eventually, and others ask whether the success of the iPad might help cement the status of the e-book market. Sony certainly thinks that the printed word is on the way out, and in five years time, e-books will be more prevalent.

Digital and graphic artist Kyle Lambert has demonstrated the potential of Apple's iPad by using his finger and a painting application to create a photo-realist portrait of Beyonce.

And the artist from Altrincham, Cheshire, has also produced a video, which shows the six hour-work cut down to just two minutes of stop-motion photography.

Software hobbyists have defied Steve Jobs by creating a hack that allows Flash to run on iPads, albeit with limitations.

Comex - the hacker responsible for the iPad "Spirit" jailbreak - has circumvented Apple's iPad Flash ban by coding an iPad port of Adobe's Flash runtime for Android, TGDaily reports.

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