iPad debut ignites price war between Amazon and publisher Macmillan
Amazon stopped selling print and e-books from publisher Macmillan this weekend over a price dispute, just days after Apple introduced the iPad and its own iBookstore for e-books.
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Neil Hughes
Apple removes display of Adobe Flash content from iPad promos
Following an AppleInsider report that highlighted two pieces of promotional iPad material showing the display of Adobe Flash content, Apple has removed the offending images from its Web site.
Apple reinventing file access, wireless sharing for iPad
Apple is dramatically rethinking how applications organize their documents on iPad, leaving behind the jumbled file system and making file access between the iPad and desktop computers seamless.
Prince McLean
Microsoft, Nokia, Nintendo take shots at Apple's iPad debut
Unsurprisingly, Apple's introduction of its new multimedia, mobile computing, game playing iPad has been met with criticism from three of the company's biggest competitors: Microsoft, Nokia and Nintendo.
Sam Oliver
Pre-paid Chinese iPhone could see 10M sales a year
Despite a slow start, Apple's smartphone presence in China could grow to 5 million iPhone sales per year — and could even double that if the company were to offer a lower cost prepaid model.
AppleInsider Staff
Amazon has sold 'millions' of Kindles, overall sales increase 42%
After Apple unveiled its iPad and iBookstore, Amazon announced its fourth quarter earnings this week, with sales increasing 42 percent and Kindle e-book sales accounting for more than a third of total book sales.
Slash Lane
Steve Jobs: iPad to offer Word support, $10 e-books, 6 days of music
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs revealed after Wednesday's iPad unveiling that the device will offer "the same" prices on e-books as Amazon's Kindle, the Pages app can export documents in Microsoft Word format, and it will offer nearly 6 days of continuous music playback.
Apple to target iPad at business users with added features - sources
Apple's new iPad isn't just a new product for consumers; the company is targeting the new device at business users with features designed to make it attractive to the enterprise market, AppleInsider has learned.
Apple's iPad promo materials misleading on Adobe Flash support
When Steve Jobs introduced the iPad on Wednesday, his live demonstrations with the device clearly showed the Safari browser was not capable of playing Adobe Flash. However, promotional images on Apple's Web site show that same content loading just fine.
Katie Marsal
Daniel Eran Dilger
Brian Garner
Kasper Jade
