When Apple introduced the New iPad on the 7th of March they also unveiled iPhoto for both the iPad and the iPhone, an application which allows you to browse, edit and share photos from your tablet or phone. According to unofficial information allegedly coming from Apple, the Cupertino company's new application hit the 1 million user mark in less than ten days -- probably by March 17. The numbers represent unique users and not downloads and, given the fact that the app goes for $4.99 in the iTunes App Store, the figures are quite enchanting. If you want to experience gestures on pictures ...

One of the most persistent rumors surrounding Apple's next-generation iPad is that this release will mark Apple moving up to a much higher density Retina display for the tablet. Supposedly, the display would have a resolution of 2048x1536, doubling both the horizontal and vertical pixel counts of the iPad 2's 1024x768 screen for an effective quadrupling of the total number of pixels. Now, that aspect of the tablet's design seems all but confirmed, upon the discovery of a screen component matching the rumored specs. MacRumors got its hands on what was supposed to be an iPad 3 display panel. ...

With Apple's next generation iPad just a couple of hours away, one of our biggest sources of speculation has to do with its biggest part – the screen. Some believe that the device will double its pixels in order to provide a similar "retina display" experience that we found on the iPhone 4, and others feel that Apple will simply bump the screen resolution to support 1080p. Sadly the only tool we have against speculation is history, and so far Apple's move in doubling the pixels of the iPhone 3GS from 320x480 at 163 ppi to 640x960 at 326 ppi with the iPhone 4 says a lot. It's important to ...

Apple's March 7th event is currently rolling and we thought you'd like to know that they've just confirmed the availability of iOS 5.1 to users starting today. It's kind of weird to see Apple roll the update without ever reaching a developer GM candidate, but after so many weeks in beta, it was about time. At the moment we've got details about Siri now being able to speak in Japanese to all iOS 5.1 customers. Sadly Apple's keynote didn't provide any additional details on what iOS 5.1 will bring. With so many battery life complaints on the iPhone 4S, this update most likely deals with ...

Apple has a conference call scheduled for today, March 19, 2012 starting at 6:00AM PDT (9:00AM EDT) where Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, and Peter Oppenheimer, the company's CFO, will "announce the outcome of the Company's discussions concerning its cash balance". Apple has a lot of money; according to the last earning's report, somewhere around the $100 billion mark, but the Q4 report should give you more details in case you missed it. With the New iPad, upcoming exciting products like the new iPhone or even computers (desktop or notebook) as well as the incredible buzz around all things Apple, ...

$445 Amazon credit is what the giant is willing to offer you if you trade in your old iPad 2 with 64GB of storage but the offer differs from one model to the other. However, if you want to keep it Apple-only, the Cupertino-based company's Reuse and Recycle Program could also interest you. Suppose your iPad 2 is in top condition, no scratches, dents or engraving and the battery is still in good shape, you'll get anywhere between $205 and $320, depending on the model you own. As with the case of Amazon who will give you Credit, Apple is going to send you an Apple Gift Card in exchange for ...

Watch this week's Pocketnow iReview as we go through all the details surrounding Apple's new iPad. We start by going through Apple's release of their new iPad and their move with the last-generation iPad 2. We later compare specs in detail between the old iPad 2 and the new iPad. Then we go through Apple's move to 1080p content and we end the Cool section by talking about iOS 5.1. In the Not So Cool section, we talk about all the iPad 3 predictions that didn't happen, and why these features mattered.

Apple's recent release of iOS 5.1 is anything but surprising. It took very little spotlight at Tim Cook's recent Keynote, but that doesn't mean it isn't important. The update has a full list of the updates that current customers are looking for, like improved performance in battery life for the iPhone 4S and the ability to delete unwanted images from Photo Stream. Obviously, if you're enjoying all the benefits behind a Jailbreak, upgrading to iOS 5.1 can prove to threaten your freedom. If you're asking yourself if this update is worth your time and lock-down, have a look at our following ...