What happens when you take a mobile gaming hit and redesign it for a completely different platform? Square Enix answers that question thoroughly with The World Ends with You: Solo Remix. Previously a popular and innovative action role playing game (RPG) on the Nintendo DS, Square opted to reach a whole different audience: That of the iPad.

While Square Enix is no newbie to porting games to iOS, the question of quality in a game with adapted controls and visuals remains vital. So let's have a look...

I was looking in iTunes at how much space I had available for apps, music, movies, etc, on my iPhone and was confused by the over 1GB of "Other" content shown (in yellow) on the usage graph. What is this "other" stuff and how do I get rid of it?

Not sure what it means: the "Settings" icon on my new iPad 3 has a small number on it. What do I do when this happens? Is it some sort of update to my iOS 5 or iPad operating system or is there a problem or error situation?

i read the article about the iPad password and pin numbers [see: How to create a complicated password for your iPad], my question is what happens if your boy picks the iPad, knows your pin and decides to change it and not tell his parents? Now it seems he'd have exclusive use of the family iPad that is on the coffee table for mum and dad and him to enjoy? Is there a two pin option?

You're going to laugh, Dave, but my kids keep figuring out the simple four-digit numeric passcode I use on my iPad. They then log in and read my email, buy stuff, and generally raise Cain. It's awful. I don't want to lock up my device. Is there a way I can have a more complicated, harder to guess password or passcode on my iPad 3?

You've seen people with skins or stickers on the back of their Apple iPad devices. Looks tricky to put them on, doesn't it? In this video I'll show you step by step how I put a cool SkinIt sticker on the back of my new iPad! Video by Dave Taylor of AskDaveTaylor.com