With the iPad launched and doing very well, I decided to look for a bit of inspiration for a wallpaper pack I am making (including iPad wallpapers, obviously!) for DesignGiveaways, and I thought I’d share with you a small selection of the many hundreds I looked at. These are all illustrated, square and at approximately 1024×1024 pixels ready to use as your iPad background, whether you’re a landscape or portrait user – or maybe you’re greedy and use both! 
This is a tricky one! Mac OS X Snow Leopard is an extremely powerful system – but everybody always finds a minor fault or something that they’d simply like to see improved. For me, I’d like to see a menu for easy customization of the built-in screen capture (screen shot) tool, such as being able to choose default names, background colors, whether the captured image should have a shadow and so on. It is all possible to do but only via lines of (complicated) code that I don’t understand pasted into the Terminal window!
With the release of Apple iPad, we all knew it wouldn’t take long for the first tutorial on how to recreate it wouldn’t take long to appear on the net. In this tutorial, you’ll be learning how to design the Apple iPad in Adobe Photoshop.
We’ll be using various different tools, such as shape tools, gradient tools, different blending mode tools and loads of great techniques. Let’s get started!
I created these Apple iPod Vectors purely for fun a few weeks back – I have no use for them whatsoever for a commercial project, so I thought I’d share them with you guys. They could be used in several different ways, such as display portfolio work in your portfolio, or simply to create an awesome poster.
