Top 10 articles, 29 Jan 2010

No prizes for guessing the top story with V3.co.uk readers this week. Apple has finally unveiled its much-hyped and long-rumoured iPad, a tablet computer with a 9.7in multi-touch screen and compatibility with iPhone apps.

The new device looks like an oversized smartphone rather than a ground-breaking new category, but it is, of course, unwise ever to underestimate the power of the Apple marketing machine.

Other popular stories with readers this week included Australia's Internet Blackout Day, and a flood of Google news, including an update to its Chrome browser which the firm says has 1,500 new features, and Google Voice offering click-to-call functionality and iPhone compatibility.

Our review of the Nokia N900 was popular, as was the latest news on the Google hack.

Apple rolls out iPad tablet
Touch-screen device to retail for $499 to $829

Apple iPad: Oversized iPhone or a new device format?
V3.co.uk technology editor Daniel Robinson casts a critical eye over Apple's 'latest creation'

Apple tablet details 'revealed on Twitter'
Engadget founder claims to be using one of the much-hyped devices

Australia turns off the internet
Internet Blackout Day timed to coincide with National Australia Day

Google updates Chrome with 1,500 new features
Stable release faster and more secure, says search firm

Google launches click-to-call with Voice
New Voice extension for Chrome simplifies call management

Google expands Voice to iPhone
Browser-based service sidesteps App Store lockout

Review: Nokia N900
The N900 supports voice calls, but is more like a pocket-sized computer than a phone

Apple tablet confirmed running iPhone OS
Text book publisher confirms deal over tablet

Hackers ran detailed reconnaissance on Google employees
Attacks could persuade upper management to revisit their security strategy, says McAfee