Frash app runs Flash content on Jailbroken iPad. Play Flash games and view Flash content on iPad using Frash.

Google has released a version of their Google Docs Viewer with support for mobile devices including Android, iPhone and the iPad.

The Spirit jailbreak application has been updated to support iTunes 9.2. Other than support for iTunes 9.2, no new features have been added.

The new Bing app for iPhone, iPad and iPod includes album art and barcode scanner in addition to extensive Facebook and Twitter integration.

Amazon just announced in a press release that the Kindle would be getting a price cut. The Amazon Kindle is an e-book reader, with 3G capability.

If you don’t have a Kindle to read books from Amazon, here are some free Kindle reader apps that will let you shop and read on your favorite computer or mobile device.

A Craigslist add for an exchange to get an iPad in lieu of an iPod Touch and Dope gets two people arrested in Gilbert, Arizona.

A hacking group which calls itself Goatse Security has claimed that it has access to a list of all iPad users and their data. This includes top figures from multiple industries like the armed forces, music and movie industry, politics and others.

Looks like Acer wants to grab a share of the eBook reader market from Apple and Amazon. The company demonstrated the Acer LumiRead L600 e-reader at the ongoing Computex. The LumiRead L600 looks very much like the Amazon Kindle.

The Apple World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) is just a few days away now. This year the expectations from the WWDC event are higher than before.

A Star Was iPad Breifing parody mocks Steve Jobs presenting the iPad on stage the first time to users. The iPad parody has been created by Adam Buxton a UK based comedian.

The Amazon Kindle is a very popular electronic book reader in the US. The device lacks a colour display, and Wi-Fi but has still managed to grab 60% of the U.S market share.

Apple announced that they’ve sold more than 2 million iPads in less than 2 months.

Smokescreen makes flash content playable on the iPad and iPhone by converting it to equivalent JavaScript and HTML5 content.

The Amazon Kindle Application for Android might not be out yet, but the iPad version is officially out. Today, Amazon released the iPad version of the Kindle app in an official press release. The application is available in all the countries, where the iPad is up for sale.