Bang & Olufsen announced the BeoPlay A3, a cleverly designed wedge-shaped stand, dock and sound system for any iPad that works in four configurations.

The dock sense the iPad’s orientation and adjusts which speakers are activated in order to produce the best possible sound quality.

Coinciding with the publication of the book titled  Louis Vuitton: 100 Legendary Trunks, the brand has developed an iPad app of the same name.

The app has pretty much the same content as the book, including images of the most spectacular trunks and cases created on commission by Louis Vuitton, 1000 illustrations and even an ad catalogue from 1892.

The iPad cover by Lanvin adorned in quirky sketches of the label’s creative director Alber Elbaz has been one of the season’s most coveted.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron has commissioned the design of a personalised iPad app, which will allow him to run the country from his Apple tablet.

Bentley has announced plans to offer a new executive interior package on the Mulsanne. The package offers two different specifications: Theater and iPad.

The theater option includes a roof-mounted 15.6-inch LED display or two headrest-mounted 8-inch screens. There’s also a trunk-mounted Apple computer that has dual USB ports in the center console.

An iPod touch allows users to control all of the installed technology with their finger tip, by means of a bespoke Bentley app.

New Yorkers may be able to surf and ride at the same time if a plan to put iPads, or a similar device, in the back of taxis takes off.

A San Francisco company, Square, is proposing a pilot program to install tablet computers in the back of 50 taxis, replacing the little-loved miniature television screens used in all cabs since 2007.

Riders would be able to make Internet searches, play games or shop on the tablets. Square is due to present its plan to city authorities next month.