In less than one month, Apple’s newest tech device, the iPad, has exploded across the consumer market. (For a full description of what is an iPad, including all its bells and whistles, see [“It’s A Game Changer”] by Paul Kiesel, [Daily Journal], April 13, 2010.) At last count, more than 1.1 million have been sold in the U.S. alone. Projections forecast that as many as 7-10 million Americans will plunk down $499 - 829 for an iPad by year’s end, with millions more expected to be sold internationally. Besides its highly successful sales launch, the iPad also is dominating the technology news sector, as consumers and commentators alike debate its uses and attributes. Perhaps the hottest topic concerns the thousands, perhaps millions, of applications that the iPad offers.