Microsoft reveals the next version of its operating system tomorrow at //build/. Here is a background on Windows 8 and some unanswered questions.

Business Insider offers some details from one of the first outside developers to work with the original iPad before its debuts.

Today, MacStories has discovered that Adobe released a new iOS app called “CreatePDF”. “CreatePDF” is a $9.99 universal app allowing users to easily create PDFs on their iPhones or iPads.

Amazon is expected to launch its new tablet in September. Here’s why I think it might have the best chance of dethroning the iPad in terms of sales and market share.

Today, in a press release United Airlines announced that it has committed a transition to using iPads as electronic flight bags and rolling out 11,000 iPads to United and Continental pilots.

The back to school season is upon us once again, and more and more students are looking for ways to use their iPad for classes. We gather what we think are 5 of the best back to School apps for 2011.

US Dept. of Commerce drops $44,000 on iPhones and iPads. Saying goodbye to RIM?

Twitter is rolling out a HTML 5 version of their website to iPad users around the globe. While not everyone has access to it, it is said to be headed to all users over the next week.

Skype for iPad has rolled out to users across the globe. It supports all the features of the current version of Skype for iPhone, including video calling on the iPad 2.

If you are on the fence about getting a tablet in the near future, check out some of these innovative uses for the new technology.

Fusion Garage, the company behind the infamous JooJoo tablet, is back with another tablet – the Grid 10. It was revealed in an FCC listing today, and seems to have a 10 inch display.

Ustream has released a new version of their iOS app that is designed for the iPad. It brings with it the ability to stream content to and from your iPad as well as AirPlay support.

Holy smokes! It is about time more info regarding the Facebook for iPad app leaked.

Apple has released a new version of iOS: iOS 4.3.5

The iPad has been the king of tablets. Windows 8 and Amazon tablets, rather than Android, RIM Playbook and HP TouchPad tablets are viable competitors.