Having a lightweight dictionary readily available is essential when using an iPad as an e-reader. Luckily, with the ability to multitask found in recent Merriam-Webster has made a lightweight and simple dictionary for the iPad.
Find over 3 million topics crunched into brief multi-media snippets to find out everything you want on a topic you choose.
In the latest Bing for iPad app, Microsoft seeks to become your one-stop-iPad-shop for browsing the web.
A New Year means new resolutions to be financially responsible and also work on health. What better to conquer both by cooking at home with healthy recipes from the Whole Foods Market Recipes app for the iPad?
Popular restaurant reservation website OpenTable has created an iPad version of their iPhone app. OpenTable is a convenient service for diners to make free restaurant reservations online at participating restaurants across the nation.
Never will it be so easy to find the closest 24hour McDonalds to get your McRib on now that Yelp for iPad has been released.
Rough Guides World Lens is a great resource to fully bring out the potential of the iPad screen.
The Google Mobile App serves as more of a hub to other Google products. While it’s search function and integration with Google accounts is useful, the actual app itself does not provide too much use that cannot already be done in Safari and default iPad apps.
Completely free for the iPad, the Urbanspoon app loads smoothly, experiences few crashes, and manages to help suggest restaraunts without bombarding you with advertisements or sponsored reviews.
If the Yelp App met the Urban Spoon App and had a baby, that baby would be the City Series iPad App. An offshoot of the online local guide website Citysearch.com, the City Series iPad App brings featured articles from local venues, restaurant recommendations, and pictures for foodies and cosmopolitans.
