Feature: The iPad Experience

To some, it's only an overgrown (and overblown) iPhone; to others, it's destined to change the way we consume everything from books to movies to music. Since Steve Jobs announced the iPad in January, gadget geeks around the world have been speculating about the new species of personal technology. Does the iPad really live up to the hype? As the much-anticipated iPad hits the streets, Blogcritics writers give you their verdicts.

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• iPad Accessory Review: The Indy Bag by Waterfield Designs

  What accessory would Indiana Jones use if he had an iPad?

  Review by David Chan — on Jan 08, 2013

• Why the iPad Mini is Perfectly Priced at $329

  Was the iPad Mini priced too high? Perhaps, but Apple knows what it's doing.

  Opinion by David Chan — on Oct 24, 2012

• ClamCase - The Best Keyboard Case for the iPad

  Looking for an iPad keyboard case that actually works? Look no further - ClamCase provides an open and shut solution.

  Review by David Chan — on Jun 22, 2012

• iPad Accessory Review: SealShield SilverBlue Wireless Keyboard with Luxury Case

  A spillproof keyboard case for the iPad that also looks and feels professional? Yes please.

  Review by David Chan — on Mar 20, 2012

• The New iPad - Worth the Wait, Worth the Purchase?

  There's a new iPad in town. Just don't call it iPad 3.

  Opinion by David Chan — on Mar 09, 2012

• eBook Review: Dr. Seuss's Beginner Book Collection #1 by Oceanhouse Media

  Oceanhouse Media adds a great collection of Dr. Seuss classics to their eBook library.

  Review by xoxoxoe — on Feb 11, 2012

• eBook Review: Dr. Seuss's And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street by Oceanhouse Media

  Oceanhouse Media releases another wonderful and interactive Dr. Seuss eBook - Dr. Seuss's first published book, And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street.

  Review by xoxoxoe — on Jan 31, 2012

• Graphic Novel Review: Richie Rich Digital Comics

  A whole new generation should enjoy discovering this new Richie Rich, who is a little bit Johnny Quest, a little bit Tintin.

  Review by xoxoxoe — on Jan 19, 2012

• eBook Review: There's No Place Like Space! by Oceanhouse Media

  The Cat in the Hat takes kids along for a fun and educational trip through our solar system in this interactive eBook.

  Review by xoxoxoe — on Dec 09, 2011

• eBook Review: The Berenstain Bears Trim the Tree by Oceanhouse Media

  Lift the "flap" to reveal a surprise...

  Review by xoxoxoe — on Dec 09, 2011

• eBook Review: Tacky and the Emperor by Oceanhouse Media, Inc.

  Tacky the penguin has another adventure in this latest eBook version of the popular children's book series.

  Review by xoxoxoe — on Dec 01, 2011

• eBook Reviews: Christmas eBooks from Oceanhouse Media

  How The Grinch Stole Christmas!, The Berenstain Bears' Christmas Tree, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, and Tacky's Christmas.

  Review by xoxoxoe — on Nov 20, 2011

• iPad Case Review: SofShell for iPad 2

  You leave your iPad on top of your car. Which case do you want to have on it?

  Review by David Chan — on Nov 11, 2011

• eBook Review: Elmer and the Lost Teddy by Oceanhouse Media

  The eBook Elmer and the Lost Teddy brings David McKee's vibrant illustrations to life.

  Review by xoxoxoe — on Nov 10, 2011

• eBook Review: Tacky Goes to Camp by Oceanhouse Media

  Tacky Goes to Camp is a very nice interactive ebook version of a children's favorite storybook.

  Review by xoxoxoe — on Oct 25, 2011

• The Two C's of Apple - What Would Help Apple Even More

  The secret sauce of Apple's Growth in 2012

  Opinion by Ankur Agarwal — on Oct 19, 2011

• eBook Review: Dr. Seuss's The Bippolo Seed and Other Lost Stories by Oceanhouse Media on iPad and iPhone

  What could be better than a rediscovered Dr. Seuss story? Seven of them!

  Review by xoxoxoe — on Oct 11, 2011

• Book Review: Dr. Seuss's There's a Wocket in my Pocket! by Oceanhouse Media

  There's a Wocket in my Pocket! is another wonderful Dr. Seuss book app.

  Review by xoxoxoe — on Sep 08, 2011

• Book Review: The Art of iPhoneography by Stephanie C. Roberts

  Written so that even a novice can understand and follow along.

  Review by Confessions of an Overworked Mom — on Aug 02, 2011

• Life in Books

  How I learned to [almost] forget real books and embrace ebooks.

  Opinion by David Horton — on Jul 27, 2011