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Just a quick question. If I learn how to develop apps for IPhone using XCode, Cocoa, Objective-C etc. (and probably the book Programming in Objective-C by Stephen Kochan) will I be able to start developing apps for ipad right away? or there are some fundamental differences besides their size ? Thanks.
iPad Development is done under the same language/framework (Objective C and Cocoa Touch) and you can create joint iPhone/iPad Projects so the answer is yes.
There are a few more UI components on the iPad than on the iPhone such as Popovers and Split Views but once you get a fundamental understanding on either device you’ll easily be able to adapt.