A TV station in Albany, Georgia is saving US$2,000 per month in printing costs by using iPads for writing and reading scripts.

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News: TV Ditches Paper Scripts for iPad, Saves $2,000 a Month (source: The Mac Observer)

HP seems to have conceded the tablet war before it even began by terminating the Slate project.

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iPad Killer? We can’t even get an iPad challenger (source: Macworld)

Simple to use, this flight finder app for the iPad shines. (source: Macworld) - Share on Twitter - Share on Facebook - RSS and RSS Feed on Feedzilla.com

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Review: Kayak Flights for iPad (source: Macworld)

Wrapping up the month of April, John and Dave bring this Friday-afternoon Premium edition show straight to you (and for you.).

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Mac Geek Gab Premium Podcast: MGG 258: Keyboards, Domain Blocking, Dead Mac, and More (source: The Mac Observer)

The 3G-enabled iPad has arrived, and Dan Moren has a first look at the second half of the iPad family.

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First Look: iPad Wi-Fi + 3G (source: Macworld)

With a great device comes great free content.

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Free on iTunes: iPad 3G In The House! (source: The Mac Observer)

Indy driver Tony Kanaan is among the first professional athletes to integrate an iPad into his workflow. Indycar.com blogger Daniel Incandela noticed Mr. Kanaan holding an iPad during a pitstop, posted an image on Flickr, and then followed it up with a vid..

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News: Indy Driver Users iPad for Real-Time Race Stats (source: The Mac Observer)

After less than three years on the market, Apple’s iPhone has knocked Motorola off the throne of Top U.S. cell phone maker. (source: Macworld) - Share on Twitter - Share on Facebook - RSS feeds and Widgets on Feedzilla.com

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Apple now top U.S. phone maker (source: Macworld)

Ted Landua is thrilled that WindowShade X, a System Preferences utility, is now compatible with Snow Leopard. And he’s even more thrilled that version 5.0.2 tackles a bug that caused conflicts with other applications. (source: Macworld) - Share on Twitter - Share on Facebook - RSS and RSS Feed on Feedzilla.com

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Bugs & Fixes: WindowShade X for Snow Leopard arrives (source: Macworld)

Rob Griffiths left Macworld to work at a small Mac software company. He was looking forward to his first WWDC in that role, but after Apple’s announcement he’s decided to bypass the whole thing

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Developer: Why WWDC 2010 doesn’t add up for me (source: Macworld)