Latest about iPad Apps
Adobe Illustrator has finally come to iPad, but does it live up to the hype? We definitely think so.
The excellent GoodLinks read later app just received a big version 1.2 update, adding widgets for iPhone and iPad as well as a new three-column layout on iPad.
Microsoft has rolled out testing for trackpad support within its Word and Excel apps for iPad.
Flexibits has today released Fantastical 3.2, bringing iOS 14 widgets to the immensely popular calendar app.
Things has been updated to take advantage of all the new software updates with new widgets, complications, and Scribble support included.
Tweetbot fans can now use a trackpad or mouse when they're doing their Tweeting from an iPad.
Here's everything you need to know about the changes to the Clips app with version 2.1.1.
A new Pixelmator Photo update brings trackpad support and Split View to iPad!
A new update to Fantastical 3 brings cursor support for iPad users running iOS 13.4.
The new updates to Apple's own Pages, Numbers, Keynote, and iMovie apps bring mouse and trackpad support to iPadOS.
Great news for those of us who have kids to homeschool during the coronavirus madness! Duolingo has a new app that will help take the strain.
Adobe has issued an update for its Photoshop for iPad app. which will allow users to request features, as well as provide in-app feedback on their user experience.
Adobe has offered us some insight into how it plans to upgrade and improve its new Photoshop for iPad software in 2019 and also next year.
Adobe has fulfilled its 2018 promise, bringing a new version of Photoshop to the iPad. Does it live up to the legacy?
Adobe has released a video previewing a brand new import feature for Lightroom on iPad, which will allow users to import photos into Lightroom straight from their camera or memory card.
Adobe's Chief Product Officer Scott Belsky has taken to Twitter to defend the launch of Photoshop for iPad in the wake of poor App Store ratings and criticism.
