Lamp of Aladdin for iPad adds puzzle to the famous Arabian story

Chillingo is launching a new Aladdin title – Lamp of Aladdin. However, it’s not an arcade game but a puzzler. Here’s the official pitch: Experience a world where dreams come true and magic is at every corner with “Lamp of Aladdin.” Exclusively available for iPad , the new game immerses players into the fairytale adventures of Aladdin and his faithful genie as they challenge players to test their wits in this new, puzzle adventure game. Prepare to embark on an unforgettable adventure with the magic lamp and see how it provides our hero everything (wealth, power, glory) except the affection and heart of his beloved Princess Boudour

Twitter – Stay connected with the official Twitter app for the iPad

The official Twitter app has been updated and optimized for the iPad. Tap on a tweet to open a “pane” to view linked content, such as web pages, photos and videos. Features: Panes – Tap on a tweet to open a “pane” on the right side to view a story, photo or video Media – Play embedded videos from webpages Gestures – Pinch tweets to view details. Two finger and drag to view repies No login required – View various tweets in different categories, such as Sports, Entertainment, Tech and more Check out Twitter on the iPad for free from iTunes

Apple now building 2M iPads per month to meet demand

Apple has doubled its monthly output capacity of the iPad and is now manufacturing 2 million per month to meet strong consumer demand, but the company reportedly would like to go even further and produce 3 million every month very soon. Analyst Katy Huberty with Morgan Stanley indicated that iPad builds recently increased to 2 million per month, up from the previous number of just 1 million a month. Apple allegedly indicated to its suppliers that it would like to produce 3 million a month starting in the fourth calendar quarter of 2010

Apple’s Website Shows iOS 4.2 Software Update Details For iPad

iOS 4.2 Software Update. Coming soon to iPad. iOS 4 is the world’s most advanced mobile operating system. And soon iPad owners will get to enjoy its 100+ new features and innovations — including multitasking, folders, printing, and more.

New Apple TV Adds Netflix, iTunes Rentals and iPad Streaming for $99

At Apple’s special event today, the company announced a redesigned and re-formulated Apple TV. As expected, the new device comes with support for Netflix, streams content and offers affordable rental pricing for TV shows. The new Apple TV will be available later this month (you can pre-order it now) for $99.99.

Tiny, Gravity-Defying PadFoot Stand Seems Impossible

What do you think about this little iPad stand, called the PadFoot? The tiny slug of plastic has a single slot that holds the tablet by just one corner, or it can be slid underneath to angle the touch-screen up for typing.

Review: Corkulous for iPad

Brainstorming tool offers a great way to map out ideas 4 out of 5 mice Think of Appigo’s Corkulous as a corkboard for your iPad . Corkulous tries to make it easy to organize thoughts for everything from remodeling a room to planning a birthday or coming vacation—or practically anything else you’d like to brainstorm. Corkulous sports an array of objects—labels, post-it notes, to-dos, photos and contacts—that you can place on your virtual corkboards. To access them, you “pull” open a file cabinet in the bottom-left of the screen and drag them onto the board. You can even drag out more corkboards onto your board, so you can drill down on a topic

NASA Unveils Free iPad App

Space junkies like me put their names in for Space Shuttle Launch Tweetups (and sometimes make it in!), obsessively track NASA Twitter feeds, pour over announcements for any hint that the agency might recommit to the Shuttle and more manned space missions. It can be exhausting trying to keep up with all the National Aeronautics and Space Administration does. There’s already an Apple iPhone app to help people like me stay in step. Now NASA has added a free iPad app that takes advantage of the device’s lovely large screen.

Notre Dame embarks on a paperless course with iPads

The University of Notre Dame’s yearlong study of eReaders in academics is starting the school year with a bang — a course that will use the iPad as the only textbook students need. The course is entitled Project Management, and each of the 40 students enrolled will be given an iPad to use in lieu of textbooks. The students will be encouraged to integrate their borrowed iPad into their life by syncing their iTunes library, games, and anything else they would like, and to report their findings.

iPad lures business users in law, medicine and other fields

Computerworld – Apple’s iPad tablet is being used by doctors, lawyers and businesspeople to ease their workloads, but many believe the popular touchscreen device can’t yet replace a laptop for functions such as writing long documents. The IT shop at Chicago-based law firm Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal allows the firm’s lawyers to use iPads, and up to 100 of the 800 attorneys around the globe are already doing so — at their own expense. “The iPad has real value for attorneys servicing our clients, of being able to access corporate data and document libraries immediately and [doing so] a lot quicker than on a laptop,” said Michael Barnas, the firm’s director of application services.

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