A commercial from Newsday, highlighting its new iPad application, demonstrates one area where newsprint outdoes digital.

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IPad vs. Newspaper, Fly-Swatting Edition

Twitter has a new app for the iPad — and along with it, a new approach to design and usability.

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Twitter App for iPad Puts New Focus on Design

An Apple patent shows a touch-screen iMac that can switch between a regular Mac operating system and an iPhone-like interface.

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Apple Patents a Desktop Touch-Screen Computer

Inkling is bringing textbooks to the iPad and letting students and professors share notes about specific passages.

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Replacing a Pile of Textbooks With an iPad

The wave of competition facing the iPad, Time Warner’s strategy for the iPad, group buying and net neutrality myths are on the reading list.

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What We’re Reading: iPad Rivals

Slate entered the frigid waters of the iPad application ecosystem on Wednesday with an app that lets readers listen to podcasts, watch videos and share content on social networks.

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Slate Enters the iPad World

Flipboard, the Old Spice Guy’s ability to sell, Twitter’s first data center and an unlucky thief undone by tech are on the reading list.

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What We’re Reading: Flipboard

AT&T’s relationship with Apple, Facebook users’ relationship with quasi-friends, Facebook’s relationship with its users are all on the reading list.

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What We’re Reading: Relationships

Flipboard, a new iPad app, transforms Facebook and Twitter feeds into an attractive digital magazine.

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A Prettier Way to Browse the Social Web

Routers in danger, iPhone test in dispute and a number of things just to amuse you are on the reading list.

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What We’re Reading: Twitter Ads