Review: Just Mobile UpStand for iPad

Just Mobile's UpStand isn't inexpensive, but it's attractive, functional, and lightweight. The stand works well for viewing your iPad in landscape or portrait orientation, though thanks to its single viewing angle and raised position, you'll need an external keyboard if you plan on doing even a moderate amount of typing.

Review: M-Edge FlexStand for iPad

The FlexStand for iPad is a lightweight and flexible iPad stand that holds your tablet snugly but is easy to manipulate. If you don't use an iPad case, or if you don't mind removing it to use the stand, the FlexStand is a versatile, well-designed, and inexpensive product.

Review: Heckler Design @Rest iPad stand

The @Rest for iPad is a versatile, heavy-duty stand for the iPad and iPad 2. It's not designed to be portable, but as a desktop stand that's rugged enough for a commercial environment and decorative enough for your home, it can serve a multitude of purposes.

Smart Cover, Digital AV adapter accompany iPad 2 launch

Apple unveiled two new iPad accessories to go along with its freshly announced iPad 2 on Wednesday -- the iPad Smart Cover case and the Apple Digital AV Adapter.

Apps turn your iPad into a sketching pad

The iPad is big and bright and beautiful, so of course you want to draw all over it with your fingers. To facilitate that understandable urge, here are a couple of high-profile sketch products.

iPad version of Brushes comes into view

Remember all the excitement surrounding the New Yorker magazine cover that was painted with an iPhone app? That was Brushes for iPhone. Now, there's an edition of the app for the iPad.

Lucky Clan unveils ArtStudio for iPad

If you liked ArtStudio on the iPhone, just think of its new drawing and painting iPad app as giving you more room to explore your creativity.

Review: Photoshop.com Mobile for iPhone

The good part about Adobe's new Photoshop.com Mobile iPhone app is that it's easy, intuitive, fast, and fun, and does what it says it will do. The bad part is that it doesn't do that much.

Review: myPantone for iPhone

myPantone for iPhone puts an elaborate cross-referencing system for Pantone’s major color libraries in your pocket. Despite some small interface flaws, and the obvious limitations of relying on an iPhone to accurately gauge color, designers who work with color can benefit tremendously by such an informative and versatile app.

Flash apps heading for the iPhone

Flash developers look forward to developing iPhone apps with the upcoming Flash CS5.

Pantone releases iPhone App

MyPantone lets designers work with the company's extensive color libraries anywhere they are.

Review: FitnessBuilder for iPhone

If you want to create a comprehensive exercise program with routines that you choose and like, and would like some intelligent and automated assistance in suggesting related workouts, then FitnessBuilder is well worth your consideration.