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    Top Reasons the New iPad is Disappointing

    The new iPad is finally out, putting an end to all the rumors, expectations and speculations revolving around it. It makes a bigger leap from the iPad 2 than the iPhone 4S did from its predecessor, yet the leap is still not big enough. Apple could have easily blown your mind on Wednesday if it had chosen to, yet its “new and improved” tablet has left people rather disappointed.

  • Top Features of the New iOS 5.1

    With the launch of the new iPad, Apple also released its newest software update, the iOS 5.1. The new tablets will not be available for purchase until later this week. However owners of other Apple devices can download and install the iOS 5.1 update now.

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    New iPad Sports Exciting Features, Price Stays the Same

    Apple launched the latest iPad on March 7, at a press conference at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, California. Along with the new iPad, the company also introduced a new Apple TV interface and device with better video streaming – 1080p - as well as the iOS 5.1, an upgrade to its mobile operating system.

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    Tough Choice for Apple Fans: $399 iPad 2 or $499 New iPad?

    When it comes to tablets, Apple dominates the market with its high-tech iPads, especially now that the new-generation iPad is out and will soon hit the shelves. With the launch of the new tablet, the iPad 2’s price has been dropped to $399, leaving the $499 spot open for the new device.

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    New iPad Soon to Hit Shelves – What's Different?

    Apple unveiled the new-generation iPad at an event hosted on March 7 in San Francisco, presided by the new CEO Tim Cook. While similar in design to the iPad 2, the new tablet sports much more powerful hardware under the hood, a high resolution Retina display and a better camera, among other exciting features.

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    New iPad vs. Galaxy Note 10.1: Specs Comparison Chart

    Now that Apple’s highly anticipated tablet is out and set to go on sale soon, inevitably the specs of the new iPad are up for comparison with rival tablets on the market. Samsung has already accepted the challenge and started fighting back, comparing the latest iPad specs with their new Android device, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1.

  • Siemens CFO Blasts NSN German Job Cut Plan: Paper

    Siemens (SIEGn.DE) finance chief Joe Kaeser has blasted the way joint venture Nokia Siemens Networks NOKI.UL (NSN) was handling planned job cuts in Germany and called on it to hold talks with labor.

  • Apple to Build $304 Million Campus in Texas, Add 3,600 jobs

    Apple Inc is expanding its presence in Texas with a $304 million investment to build a new campus in Austin, which will add 3,600 jobs over the next decade, more than doubling its workforce in the city.

  • Konami Joins Zynga's New Games Service

    Japan's Konami Corp (9766.T) and two other game makers have joined Zynga's new gaming network, potentially drawing players to the fledgling service that Zynga hopes will reduce its dependence on Facebook.

  • Tech Behemoths Gobble up Big Part of Nasdaq 100

    A year ago, Apple had its weight in the Nasdaq 100 cut in half after having grown to where it tipped the scales at more than one-fifth of the index.

  • Exclusive: Google Leans on Developers to Use Payment Service

    Google Inc has been pressuring applications and mobile game developers to use its costlier in-house payment service, Google Wallet, as the Internet search giant tries to emulate the financial success of Apple Inc's iOS platform.

  • Facebook Adds Women, Minority-owned Banks for IPO

    (Reuters) - Facebook Inc added several women- and minority-owned investment banks to the roster of underwriters for its initial public offering, following in the footsteps of General Motors Co and Goldman Sachs Group Inc, which did the same during their own offerings.