This funny picture series was created by UK based artist Kyle Lambert. He has painted a funny storyline which combines the latest “Toy Story” and Stanley Kubrick’s “The Shining” using his iPad.

The newest iPad is supposed to be magical in its own way, but could it withstand being shot?

Try as we might, we could not come up with any logical explanation for what this guy did.

A student from China wished to purchase an Apple iPad for his girlfriend, but the device was too expensive for him to afford. He found a solution. He spent $78 on an old notebook and $50 on a new touchscreen display. Ten days later his iPad was ready.

While the iPad might be the coolest gadget since the iPhone, try to avoid using the built in camera during the following situations. After all, you are trying to look cool, right?

Because you're trying to look sexy

Boy sells Kidney for $20,000.00 yuan which is roughly $3,090.79 USD then regrets his choice!

These are some incredible iPad mods. Take a look and see for yourself.

Macintosh Classic

Just turn the iPad off and take a closer look.

These bright works of art belong to Kyle Lambert, 23, who recently graduated from Manchester Metropolitan University where he studied illustration and animation. He's great at creating celebs' portraits of striking likeness with the help of Apple IPad, iPad app Brushes in particular, which costs just £4.99. 

See how these amazing portraits are created step by step.

iDish is probably the most weird application released for the iPad and iPhone. Even though it looks dumb, it is creative and very original.

Drawing iPad applications can do real miracle letting artists from different countries of the world create amazing finger paintings. It is difficult to believe that all these masterpieces were drawn on the tablet, but it is true. These artworks are simply awesome!

You can also see our previous post with Amazing iPad Paintings.

How iPad becomes a magical and revolutionary product – thanks to cheating, of course.

And that’s the way it goes. You’ll see how they are doing it after the jump.

These are paintings made thanks to the Brushes application on an iPad.

The artist David Kassan says that he used this same app on iPhone and that it is not quite the same: "This seems to be more about sculpting the painting and it gives the artist more of a feel for the subject matter and composition. The larger screen obviously helps. The options for colour correction and control are far improved from the iPhone."

Maybe he’s right, but I can say that iPhone paintings that I saw are also awesome. 

This comic story made me cry with laughter. Somebody had a fresh look at the iPad. And now you can also look at this device “madness” as an outsider.

The owner of this iPad knows how to put on a real show letting little fellows unpack a brand new iPad.

Are you an iPad owner already? If yes, you should definitely decorate your cool device with a creative decal.

People who attended one of the USA best comics conventions in San Francisco, WonderCon, this April seemed to get a new iPad each. However it is not the case. All these people in “superheroes” costumes hold the same iPad given to them by Tested.com guys to take a picture.

You have probably seen this on news – the long lines in front of Apple stores as hundreds of people waiting for their purchase. An estimated 700,000 iPads have been sold on Sunday in the USA, and now you have a chance to look at opening-day sales and see the disassembled iPad in the end of this post. Enjoy!