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Apple's new creation, the iPad, may be a novelty to many consumers, but hospitals are already starting to abandon paper-and-pen clipboards for hand-held digital tablets.

The latest fad that has rocked the world of printing technology is 3D printing. Technically, this can also be called as Addictive Manufacturing. This kind of printing is actually the creation of solid 3D objects with the use of digital files.

Line Rider-one of the more popular Flash-based game diversions-has come to the iPhone. InXile Entertainment offers it for $3, and it's worth the price of admission.

Just imagine… all the fun of Flash adverts right there on your iPhone, but with none of the benefits of having a working implementation of Flash! Thanks to mobile ad specialist Greystripe, what was once the stuff of dreams (just, you know, not our dreams) can become a reality.

ON AN average day in the life of the new economy, the release of a landmark gadget is generally cause for joy. Before resuming a wait for the next tiny, shiny thing, a culture fuelled by innovation is unified by a new consumer toy. That is, until last week.

Its iPods and iPhones wooed the young and tech savvy. But with its iPad, Apple may reach a new demographic: the middle-aged.

VirSyn and audioMIDI.com have announced the release of iSyn Virtual Music Studio software for Apple iPhone and iPod Touch platforms.

I believe that Way of the Samurai 3's official trip across the Pacific on Oct. 13 was not the best kept secret in the world, but now that Agetec and UFO Interactive have officially announced the game we can all stop celebrating in secret and star walking around dressed as Samurai like we're supposed to. We can also now officially inform you of all the Samurai action going down in Way of the Samurai 3.