u mean flipboard? 

Advantages of US account:

1. Access to iTunes store US to purchase music, movies, : You need to buy iTunes gift certs for this NO need credit card at the iTunes store. This is available for purchase at this forum at Garage Sales
2. More apps including free ones  - eg the free  iPad manual you can only download it from there
3. Download many types of audio or videopodcasts : the videopodcasts i have on my ipad -  eg USA news ( ABC, CNN, NBC), documentaries ( Nat Geo, Discovery ), Movie trailers, Audio reviews, Book reviews, Audiobooks etc etc - too long to list.

It is FREE, so why not registered a US account to do it . A simple guide of how to do it SetUP US iTunes account

Alright! I have just created a USA iTunes account. The none button isn't there if you follow the way that website teaches you. However, Apple themselves is here to teach you the right way.

My iPad has been delivered 5 days ahead of schedule. Its now sitting in my friend's house in Singapore and I am supposed to go down only next Monday. This week is gonna be a torture man. The Zagg InvisibleShield is sitting in my room now. Ah! The wait is gonna be over soon!

Use digi prepaid Internet, cut it in micro sim size. Rm2 a day. So Rm60 equal to 30 days. I use it and realize it can last around 32-34 days with rm 60. Besides, you can remain unsubscribed for up to 90 days. Reload, just like normal reload, buy normal prepaid 10, 30, 60.    u enjoy unlimited Internet access with 500 mb a day quota. So it is roughly equal to 15G data with rm60 a month 

Maxis sucks on its iPad data plan.

www.dagi.com.tw
its 23 USD ( including shipping takes about 7-10 days)
payment method - paypal

* previously they have a promo buy 1 get one free ( a smaller one )

Machine in klcc mentioned Sept. But you just need to wait unless Steve call up the stuff there to confirm.

I'm used Zinio to buy magazines subscriptions for Macworld and T3, USD9.99 and USD95 yearly respectively. During its first few days of release, they offered 3 free magazines, but that offer has expired now.
I'm using the Apple Bluetooth Keyboard with me every time I use my iPad when I'm out. Together with the iPad Joule Stand with shares the shiny aluminum looks of the iPad and the Apple Bluetooth Keyboard, they look like they come from the same family. Always get stopped and asked when I was hanging out at Starbucks. The Bluetooth keyboard shares a lot of the in-OS only functions like cut, copy and paste, with their respective shortcut commands, as well as brightness and volume control.

I use my iPad everywhere, while on the move as well, including in LRTs and RapidKL buses. Reason being, the more common the iPad is seen in public, the more used to the general public is to its presence, so that by the later months, you don't get stared at when using it in public. Besides, it doesn't faze me what other people think about me, and those who are friendly enough to approach, I gave them all the tips, tricks and infos on the iPads as well as great deals on where to get the accessories. So far, I've met 2 British families, a couple from Canberra and a doctorate student from Indonesia whom have approached me when I was in Starbucks asking about the iPad features and functionalities and the accessories I'm using together with the iPad.