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The iPad is enjoying enthusiastic acceptance from business users. But PCWorld's Tony Bradley thinks the iPad's early success could benefit competing tablets once they arrive.

Assault Squadron is an old school shooter harkening back to the golden age of arcade gaming. Developed by Chillingo, this vertical-scrolling action game has great graphics, intense gameplay, and just the right amount of manic destruction.

Subscirbers to The New Yorker have been able to read their issues—as well as archived magazines going back to 1925—online in a Web browser for a while. Now iPad users can enjoy the same functionality.

Having spent $1,251.75 on the campaign, developer David Smith calculates that his company paid $15 for each of the 84 downloads of the 99 cent Audiobooks app.

Quickly change the primary designations in Address Book.

JVC on Tuesday unveiled a pair of new pocket camcorders

It's flashback week for the Macalope, as silly pundits try to cast the smartphone wars as the PC wars, part deux. Meanwhile, one iPad rival flashes forward to an unlikely future.

It’s a who’s who of tech industry folks in the news: we’ve got Steve Jobs talking branding, Paul Allen suing everybody, and Mark Zuckerberg trying to get a contentious trademark. Thrown in an iPhone-related injury and a mysterious job posting, and there should be plenty to tide you over for the weekend.

Continuing its push into social-networking capabilities, Google confirmed it acquired Angstro.

This appealing app does a good job of syncing your Google Reader account to your iPad, letting you catch up on your RSS feeds in a simple, streamlined way.

Popular accessory maker Griffin has pre-announced the PartyDock, its upcoming game and media dock for the iPad and iPhone 4. The dock will include four remotes and turn your device into a small gaming console, or you can hook it up to your TV to turn it into the smallest competitor to the Apple TV, Google TV, and maybe even the Nintendo Wii.

Indaba Music, a Website that lets musicians collaborate and make music online, has revamped its site to include a number of new services and features, including the ability for artists to sell their music on iTunes.

Mozilla released an alpha version of its mobile browser for smartphones running Google's Android operating system.

On Friday Zoho released its first native iPhone app for viewing documents from Zoho Docs, its online word processor.

Ted Landau runs into a problem making his Mac Pro go to sleep. He thinks he has it traced to OS X's Wake on Demand Feature combined with scheduled wake ups for his desktop.

Apple this week announced a special event for September 1 and an update to the iPod touch seems likely. Among the features the device is likely to gain are a front-facing camera and support for FaceTime video chatting.

iScrapbook 3 places this software into a whole new realm by offering a universe of free and enhanced templates, page and album designs, and artwork you can use to create own pages.

Kodak on Friday released a new multifunction printer (MFP), the ESP 9250. The new device replaces the ESP 9 as Kodak’s top-of-the-line MFP.

Still haven't embraced the Foursquare fad or Loopt's "check-in" feature? PCWorld's Ginny Mies hasn't either.

The new Mac Pros announced in July have finally arrived at Macworld Lab. And while we ran into some hiccups during our tests, we’re able to share our first results.