How to Print from an iPad or Android Tablet

By Matthew Elliott | 2/13/2012

The iPad and Android tablets are wonderful devices for many pursuits, just not printing. While some new printers support AirPrint for the iPad, too many users are stuck with old printers that do not. Luckily, there are apps to make printing from an iPad or Android tablet hassle free.

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Rock, Sing and Spin with the Best iPad Music Apps

By Jen Edwards | 2/8/2012

Are you ready to rock? Or maybe you just want to belt out a tune, strum a guitar or spin some beats. The iPad is a wonderful tool for creating music of all types. From guitar tutorials to Glee Karaoke, here are some of the best iPad interactive music apps.

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Macworld 2012 Recap: iPad Apps and Accessories

By Mac McCarthy | 1/31/2012

The recent Macworld/iWorld convention in San Francisco had no shortage of apps and accessories for Apple's iPad and iPhone, but there were also informative TechTalk sessions, too. Here are some of the highlights.

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OnLive Desktop Review: Windows 7 on an Apple iPad

By Matthew Elliott | 1/30/2012

With the free OnLive Desktop app, users are provided a cloud-based Windows 7 PC on their Apple iPad that will allow them to create and edit Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents on the go.

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What Are the Best Honeycomb TV and Movie Watching Apps?

By Vince Font | 1/19/2012

Mobile tablets were made for watching movies, and with Netflix and a host of other movie and TV-streaming apps now available for Android, Honeycomb tablet owners can finally take full advantage of their large screen devices. So what are the best movie and TV-watching apps?

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OnLive for Tablets Review: Console Gaming On the Go?

By Grant Hatchimonji | 1/2/2012

Cloud gaming service OnLive has now come to Android tablets, and soon to iOS. Does it actually let you enjoy console-level gaming on the road thanks to being able to access the cloud from your tablet, or is it just not a practical option?

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Microsoft OneNote for Apple iPad Review

By Matthew Elliott | 12/28/2011

After trying to ignore or repel the iPad for years, Microsoft has finally come around and released an Office app for Apple's tablet with OneNote for the Apple iPad. The app is free, but limited. Find out if it's too limited in this full OneNote review.

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Atari Arcade and Atari Greatest Hits App Review for iPad

By Jamison Cush | 12/23/2011

Looking to go retro with your Apple iPad? There is no better way than with the Atari Arcade and Atari Greatest Hits app. It's totally rad, and a definitely tubular and gnarly pick for any nostalgic gamer. But what about everyone else?

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Grand Theft Auto III for Android Honeycomb and iOS Review

By Vince Font | 12/17/2011

Grand Theft Auto III by Rockstar Games is now available for the iPad and Android tablets, bringing its sandbox-style mayhem and underworld drama from the seedy side of Liberty City. How well does this decade-old game work on tablets with touchscreen controls?

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What are the Best iPad PDF Apps?

By Sally Wiener Grotta and Daniel Grotta | 12/11/2011

PDF lets people view docs in just the same way on an iPad, a PC, or a smartphone. Here are 9 iPad apps, both great and not so great, for reading, creating, and commenting on business letters and other cross-device PDF apps. How do these tools compare vs. each other?

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Infinity Blade 2 Review: If It Ain't Broke...

By Grant Hatchimonji | 12/6/2011

Infinity Blade 2, available on both the iPad 2 and original iPad, is heavy on new content but light on new features, following the exact same format of its predecessor with extremely basic but addicting gameplay. Find out if this on-the-rails sword dueling epic is worth its $6.99 asking price.

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Jurassic Park: The Game Episode 1 for the iPad 2 Review

By Todd Luoto | 12/4/2011

Return to Isla Nublar in the new Telltale Games adventure, Jurassic Park: The Game Episode 1, for the iPad 2. Less of a fully realized video game, and more of an interactive movie requiring sharp reflexes and simple sleuthing, it this a trip worth taking?

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