To celebrate the landing of thousands upon thousands of iPads in the UK, Europe and Canada from today onwards, iCreate magazine will be posting some essential tutorials to get you up and running with your new device. They will be tweeting about the posts using #iPadWeek, so feel free to tweet your own tips and tricks for the device using the same tag. The iCreate team will pick the best iPad tip this week and send ...

How It Works hits the shops today so don't delay – get yours now. The latest edition of How It Works is not to be missed. We really don't know where to start as there's so much crammed in this month. As well as our exclusive interview with Professor Brian Cox, we also have hundreds of fine facts to feast on. Here are the highlights: inside the iPad, emergency vehicles, petrol pumps, hydrogen-powered cars, dolphins, quicksand, coral reefs, optical illusions, space-exploring robots, human muscles, smoke alarms, Neptune, Spitzer Space Telescope, dialysis ...

The Gadget Show's Jason Bradbury has found a new way to enjoy How It Works – find out what he had to say about our new PixelMag… Jason Bradbury: "The wait for the digital publishing revolution is finally over and the PixelMags version of How It Works is on the frontline. With my iPad and the How It Works magazine app, I have content-rich geek journalism at my fingertips." If, like Jason, you also want to enjoy How It Works ...

So who's up for an early-bird preview of the latest issue of How It Works, which doesn't officially go on sale till 22 April? Issue 7 is crammed with more science-, technology-, history-, transport-, space- and environment-based wonder than ever before. We thought we'd start off by taking a look at emergency service vehicles. In the event of a disaster, the emergency services are always on hand to sort things out. From cop cars with high-tech ...

The Apple iPad, following unprecendented sales in the first week of its American release, is to see its international release pushed back by a month to 10 May. The decision by Apple came after 500,000 units were sold in the first week, 300,000 on the first day of sales. In a press release issued by Apple, the company blamed the delay on the huge demand for the product in America, which it said had been "surprisingly strong" and that "demand is far higher than we predicted and ...

Those with beady eyes might have noticed that the iPad, during Steve Job's much-hyped unveiling last week, was displaying an interesting glimpse into its future. For those who missed this, take a look at the below image. Can you see it now? That's right, right in the centre of the top bezel is a camera sized shadow. Ok, so its not incredibly obvious but, when do you ever notice the sensors behind the iPhone bezel? Hardly ever. But they are there, ...