MonoTouch support for the Apple iPad is now ready.

This release includes the new APIs in the new iPhoneOS as well as tool support and MonoDevelop support for developing iPad applications.

Head over to MonoTouch on iPad for instructions.

The MonoTouch team is very excited about today's iPad announcement. MonoTouch users should expect that MonoTouch apps will run on the iPad in the same way that apps developed with the current iPhone SDK will work on the iPad.

We will begin releasing updated versions of MonoTouch with additional support for iPad features as soon as Apple makes the new SDK available.

The new MonoTouch 1.4 is out. It starts up 40% faster, code size is 30% smaller, various new APIs have been bound, we improved the debugging experience. Check our release notes for the full details.

Wallace McClure and Wrox have published the first e-Book on Buildling iPhone/iPod Touch Applications using C# and MonoTouch.

Get it while it's hot!

We have just released MonoTouch 1.2, the major feature of this release is the support for debugging MonoTouch applications on both the iPhone and the iPhone Simulator using MonoDevelop.

Existing MonoTouch customers will be able to get MonoTouch 1.2 the next time they startup MonoDevelop or when they use "Check Updates" in MonoDevelop.

If you are evaluating MonoTouch, you can get your evaluation copy with the debugger from our evaluation page

Over the past few weeks, the final details of the program for the Monospace Conference have been announced, and now the event is just less than two weeks away. Some key details you may have missed:

• The Monspace conference features 2 days of workshops and 2 days of Open Space sessions.
• The full conference agenda has been posted, and now includes a full day of MonoTouch training (Mono for the iPhone).
• The two-day open space sessions will be kicked off on Thursday with an Open Source Panel featuring Miguel de Icaza (Mono Project Founder), Sam Ramji (CodePlex Foundation), Ayende Rahien (NHibernate and Castle Contributor), and Glenn Block (Managed Extensibility Framework), and moderated by Rod Paddock, Editor of CoDe Magazine.

The Monospace conference will be held in Austin, TX on Tuesday, October 27 through Friday, October 30. To register for the event, visit the Monospace Conference Registration Page.

Check the program for more information.

Registered Monospace attendees will receive a $150 discount on MonoTouch, if they purchase in the month of October.

An update to MonoTouch is now available. New features include: iPhone 3.1 APIs, WebServices support, 30% less disk space for generated code, halved startup time.

We have launched a public Wiki for MonoTouch users to share their experiences, code snippets and information at wiki.monotouch.net.

A trial edition of MonoTouch is now available for developers from our site

MonoTouch 1.0 has been released! Check our release notes.

MonoTouch 1.0 Beta 8 has been released. Release here.