This is another fang-tastic vampire adventure game that’s been available on iPad for a month. Developed by Alawar Entertainment, Vampire Saga: Pandora’s Box is establishing its mark on the iPad gaming circuit, enjoying a top 10 spot in the USA Top 200 Adventure Games downloads. This game is based on the previous PC release and is also available on iPhone. This game is right up my dark alley: it’s mysterious, spooky and full of surprises. At its heart it’s an object hunting game but don’t let that put you off. There are puzzles to solve, over 300 objects to find plus 11 secret hidden object game scenes, alongside 5 mini games to keep you occupied.

The Atlantic Magazine was founded in 1857, but you’ve never seen it like this! The famous title just launched its own app for iPad.

You can’t get iOS 4.2 with AirPlay until November, and you can’t get this speaker until then, either, but it’s never too early to start hinting around to Santa what you want for Christmas!

While Apple won’t have 100% of the tablet market in 2011, the company will still have a larger piece of the pie than any of their competitors. That’s the prediction of one electronics exec.

Apple doesn’t seem to be fazed by the number of new tablets coming to encroach on iPad territory. On the contrary, the company is ramping up production on the original iPad in anticipation of the holiday season.

After introducing iOS 4.2 at Wednesday’s press event, Apple increased production on the iPad from 2 million per month to 3 million, getting ready for Christmas gift-giving. Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty reported: “Apple recently indicated to its suppliers a desire to move to 3 million per month in C4Q10. This implies a run rate of 36 million in CY11, close to the current 40 million supply chain forecast.” It doesn’t sound like the guys at Apple are too worried about competitors cutting into their market share.