Mike Mercury
01-17-2011, 10:32am
iPad 2 Coming in Spring
The second version of Apple's iPad will arrive in April and be thinner, sleeker and feature "super high resolution," Engadget reported Sunday, citing sources close to Apple.
The site also reported the new iPad will add two cameras and an SD card slot, and remain at 10 inches.
The report also indicated that the iPhone 5, which will arrive in the summer, will be a "completely redesigned handset" which like the new iPad will feature a Qualcomm chipset. A new version of Apple TV is also said to be on the way.
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Consumer Reports Assails Verizon iPhone
Consumer Reports' opinion of the iPhone hasn't improved a whole lot, even with the addition of Verizon Wirelss as a carrier.
In a blog post published over the weekend the magazine, which famously pulled its recommendation of the device during last year's antenna brouhaha, called the Verizon version "promising, but likely to be short-lived."
"The Verizon Wireless iPhone 4 has plenty in its favor, especially compared with its AT&T sibling," editors Paul Reynolds and Mike Gikas wrote on the magazine's official blog. "But it may be quickly replaced by a newer, cooler version more quickly than is customary even for the die-young life expectancy of most smart phones."
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The second version of Apple's iPad will arrive in April and be thinner, sleeker and feature "super high resolution," Engadget reported Sunday, citing sources close to Apple.
The site also reported the new iPad will add two cameras and an SD card slot, and remain at 10 inches.
The report also indicated that the iPhone 5, which will arrive in the summer, will be a "completely redesigned handset" which like the new iPad will feature a Qualcomm chipset. A new version of Apple TV is also said to be on the way.
http://fusible.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/ipad-girl-300x225.jpg
Consumer Reports Assails Verizon iPhone
Consumer Reports' opinion of the iPhone hasn't improved a whole lot, even with the addition of Verizon Wirelss as a carrier.
In a blog post published over the weekend the magazine, which famously pulled its recommendation of the device during last year's antenna brouhaha, called the Verizon version "promising, but likely to be short-lived."
"The Verizon Wireless iPhone 4 has plenty in its favor, especially compared with its AT&T sibling," editors Paul Reynolds and Mike Gikas wrote on the magazine's official blog. "But it may be quickly replaced by a newer, cooler version more quickly than is customary even for the die-young life expectancy of most smart phones."
http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kt84dySS871qzbplfo1_400.jpg