A patent filed by Apple - first dismissed as an April Fools joke - seems to be for 3D glasses for iPod, iPad and iPhone users while on the move.

The iPad has been one of the most discussed devices ever, and that was before launch. Now people actually have them, what are they saying?

Eager customers lined up for hours outside stores in the US to be the first to own an Apple iPad

Feelie, by Te Awamutu-based developers FeelGudApps, monitors your behaviour for two to three days and then builds your profile based on psychology studies.

British technology magazine T3 has revealed its 2010 pick of the 100 hottest gadgets on the planet, and it's no surprise to find the forthcoming iPad top of the pile.

There can't be much money in Mac security software if no one's making Mac viruses. Even I only have this stuff installed to review, to be honest, or I wouldn't bother.

The big news was that gaming company Valve committed to offering full support for the Mac for both its in-house games and for its digital game delivery system 'Steam'.

Australia to get tablet in April but there is no word on when it will reach Kiwi shores.

It may have US$40 billion in the vault, but Apple still faces serious challenges in the marketplace.

Developers don't have any particular attachments to Macs, or so Mac Planet blogger Mark Webster thought until recently.

What could Apple have launched that would have lived up to the iPad hype?

Adobe Systems, which is trying to get its Flash software on to Apple devices, said the iPhone risks losing market share because it's the only smartphone that doesn't support Adobe's Flash video software.