Over at our sister site, Gottabemobile.com, the team put together some great coverage of the day as well as what to do when you get yours home.

Our editor Josh Smith posted some video of interviews he took of would-be iPad buyers in line at an Ohio Apple Store.

We were also on hand at the Best Buy in Hickory, NC where the buying experience was pretty smooth except for one poor customer who despite being first in line was didn’t get an iPad because they ran out. Check out that sad story.

Lines were pretty long at most Apple stores. Including the New York store where a woman who got their early cashed in by selling her place in line for $900. Our publisher Xavier Lanier went buy one in San Francisco and found 200 people already waiting at 2:00 PM.

200 in Line at San Francisco Mall Apple Store

With iPads in hand the team went to work checking out Apple’s new tablet. Warner Crocker watched as a friend unboxed his first ever iPad and got some first impressions.

They also have some good advice coming on what to do with your new iPad 2. Josh posted the Top 5 Things to make sure you do before downloading some of the new apps and games that take advantage of the great iPad 2 hardware.

Apple iPad 2 Has Arrived at Gottabemobile is a post by Kevin Purcell from Notebooks.com.

Google claims that Google Cloud Print will work, even on printers that are not web-connected themselves. However, Google says that new web-connected printers, like the HP ePrint printers, will create a richer user experience. These printers range from consumer-oriented to business-oriented printers, starting at $99.

Google Cloud Print is based on the concept of “Cloud Computing”, which has risen in popularity recently with the announcement of services such as Microsoft’s Office Web Apps. Cloud Computing allows users to store information online in some form and be able to pick it up anywhere, eliminating the need for local storage on a computer’s hard drive or solid state drive.

Google Cloud Printing could prove especially useful with the emergence of newer, more advanced smartphones that can handle the creation of various documents. The Google employees currently testing the new service have expressed their excitement in the ability to print documents and other items directly from their phones, on any printer, wirelessly.

The service is expected to launch in the next few months.

Google Cloud Printing Enters Testing at Google HQ is a post by Carter Sprunger from Notebooks.com.

The ad features a countdown timer that’s identical to the counters in Sprint’s nationwide “Now Network” advertisements and web site.

The New York Times reported yesterday that the Palm Pre would launch the first week of June.

We expect an official announcement from Sprint and Palm soon.

Palm Pre to Launch June 6 (confirmed?) is a post by Xavier Lanier from Notebooks.com.