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"Apple's latest iPad was originally destined to feature an ultra-thin display produced by Sharp, rather than the Samsung unit that was finally fitted, according to a new report."

"Peripheral manufacturer Logitech is to release an iPad case / keyboard attachment that runs on solar power."

"Apple has patented designs which indicate the Cupertino company is working on a more tactile touchscreen design."

"A concept design that gives an impression of what the next iPhone could look like if it is made from Liquid Metal has been created by a French artist."

"A bit like Google Drive, which was rumoured for ages, year after year, then finally emerged last month, Apple's supposed iPad mini has plagued our gossip channels for years. Now, according to iMore, Apple's going to fire a roughly 7-inch iPad across our bows this October for around £200, plus a new iPhone to boot too."

"It must be difficult to decide how to advertise a new app. Should you go for a simple teaser video with some gameplay, or collaborate with a relevant website to gain exposure? In the case of Burnout Crash, it was neither, and instead Electronic Arts employed David Hasselhoff to play the game, observed by a selection of fringe-culture weirdos."

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"Following a string of complaints across the globe (notably in Australia and the United Kingdom) regarding Apple's branding of the 4G-LTE compatible iPads, Apple has tweaked the name of their cellular-connecting iPad in some regions. The new name is simply "iPad WiFi + Cellular," and this is a shift from the former "iPad WiFi + 4G" branding. All first-generation iPad and iPad 2 models with 3G-data connections were referred to as "iPad WiFi + 3G," and the 3G model of the 16GB iPad 2 that Apple still sells is still called "iPad 2 WiFi + 3G.""

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"Apple has just announced that the company sold a record 3 million iPads since the new tablet's launch this past Friday. "The new iPad is a blockbuster with three million sold―the strongest iPad launch yet," said Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing. "Customers are loving the incredible new features of iPad, including the stunning Retina display, and we can't wait to get it into the hands of even more customers around the world this Friday." Hit the break for Apple's full press release. "

"Sega's Out Run was one of the runaway arcade successes of the mid-1980s, a graphically and sonically excellent driving game which stood out thanks to the choice of either a stand-up cabinet or a motorized sit-down version which replicated the movement of the car."

"Contrary to the recent larger-screen iPhone rumors, iMore today says Apple is scheduled to release a 3.5-inch LTE iPhone in October of this year."

"Apple has had a patent application approved for a visual imaging technology, suggesting that the tech giant is readying an LCD HDTV display."

"Apple CEO Tim Cook has been in China the past few days meeting with senior officials from both companies and the Chinese government. He has already been spotted at an Apple Store in China, and now Apple has confirmed that Cook went on a personal tour inside of a Foxconn plant. Cook reportedly visited a newly instated iPhone manufacturing section within Foxconn. Foxconn has been the source of many Apple product-production based controversies as of late, and Cook, notably, emailed his staff a lengthy response addressing concerns of worker safety and other topics. One more image (via iFeng) of Cook's Foxconn visit is after the break."

"Apple manufacturing partner Foxconn is reportedly hiring 20,000 staff in preparation for manufacture of the forthcoming iPhone 5."

"Libraries are dying and so too are the reams of paper and collage of words that populate them. But this is no modern-day Bonfire of the Vanities - after all, everybody knows that libraries are dying because they've read about it. However, in the place of the antiquated villains of ignorance or illiteracy, libraries are being threatened by another foe: the digital evolution of pretty much everything."

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"Apple could be planning on using a new, thinner type of touchscreen in a rumoured iPad mini tablet."

When your iPhone's home button gives up and you need to exit apps and reach the dialer, the assistive touch option is the best feature provided by Apple in iOS 5 and above.

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