Apple is to delay the international release of its touchscreen tablet computer, the iPad, by one month.
It will now launch the device around the world, including the UK, at the end of May, and will begin accepting pre-orders on 10 May.
In a statement the company blamed demand for the device in the US, which it said had been "surprisingly strong". When the iPad launched in the US, 300,000 units were sold on its first day.
Continue reading the story at BBC News
Isreal bans the iPad in clash on wireless frequency standards
Israel has banned all imports of Apple's hottest new product, the iPad, citing concerns that its wireless frequencies are incompatible with national standards.
Customs officials said Thursday they already have confiscated about 10 iPads since Israel announced the new regulations this week.
Continue reading the full story at The Globe and Mail
Norway's Prime Minister is currently "managing the country" from New York via his new Apple iPad. That's quite a productivity commercial for the iPad.
The volcanic eruption in Iceland has lead to cancelled flights to and from Northern Europe today. According to Norwegian newspapers VG and Dagbladet, Norway's Prime Minister, Jens Stoltenberg, is one of many who are affected. "Due to the delays, I'll be working from New York", Stoltenberg said in a comment.
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