Pocket-Lint: If you are thinking of being clever and buying a 4G AT&T or Verizon iPad in the US and shipping it to the UK, think again. O2 has told Pocket-lint that it won't work on its own or Everything Everywhere's LTE trials. In fact, even the Wi-Fi + 4G UK version of the new iPad will be hamstrung to 3G maximum over here.
Nerdsmagazinie- iPad 3 is a one of the best and most selling iOS bases tablet from Apple which is fully loaded with new and amazing features and application. As New iPad hit shop shelves across the world and if you are the proud owner of this amazing gadget, then the first thing you are wondering to buy is “Case”. We all know that safety is one of the most important factors for every gadget. The cases provide full safety and cover your iPad HD to protect it from a single scratch.
Mashable: A Lexus 2013 ES changes colors, turns on its headlights and exposes its interior as throbbing music plays in this highly interactive print ad in the Oct. 15 Sports Illustrated.
How is this possible, you ask? Well, they sort of cheated. Using a Lexus-created technology called CinePrint, the ad comes to life only when you put an iPad behind the printed page that’s displaying the iPad edition of SI or on lexus.com/stunning.
Extremetech: On paper, the new Amazon Kindle Fire HD 8.9 blows the iPad 3 out of the water. The Fire HD is thinner, lighter, and smaller than the iPad 3. The Fire HD has dual stereo Dolby speakers, while the iPad has a single mono speaker. Where the iPad 3 is capable of 22Mbps 802.11n WiFi, the Fire HD has a MIMO antenna capable of 31Mbps.
It is if you've invested heavily into the Apple ecosystem already. DRM music and videos can't be played on the Fire HD, unfortunately.
The iPad retains a slick simple interface that works. I do wish it had those Dolby dual stereo speakers.
I hope Apple ups the ante on their feature set for the next iPad.
----------------------------- ---------------
Kindly explain your disagree, good sir or ma'am.
That's the thing that keeps people going back to Apple products. It just "Works." People can hate all day about their business practices or whatever the case, people cant deny that their interface is simple, easy to use, and works a majority of the time. Though sometimes my iPad may have a couple hiccups here and there, I've never had any issues with it.
Heck, the iPhone is so easy to use, my parents both have a 4S. Keeping in mind they don't even know how to use a computer.
Although I'm an Android guy myself, its easy to see why some folks prefer the Apple stuff.
Have to agree with you on that Apple has created simple products but yet found a way to convince the mass that its the best most advance technology out there.
But Apple are not the only ones who are guilty of this look how much the Nintendo Wii has sold despite the PS3 being 100 x more powerful or look how much Beats headphones have sold compared to better cheaper alternatives.
It's a good point. I don't care if you love or hate Apple. Their philosophy is that things work and in a straight forward manner.
I like Android personally, but I hate having to do things like research to make sure I'm not getting spyware on the Play Store. (IDK how Amazon Marketplace does things)
Apple will up its ante but unfortunately it will also up its price.
I a cert Apple distributor and one agreement they mske you sign before you can starting selling Apple products is that you can not lower the Apple product price - if an iphone cost $600 on launch day you still need to sell that phone for $600 a year after...smart move by Apple becuase this way they can ensure that there product always remain expensive, MS is wants to adapt this with the Windows RT.
I got an iTouch in 2009. Since then, I spent a ton of money on iOS apps. Since then I got a iPhone and recently an iPad. Going to something anything other then Apple at this point would just be silly.
I dont think it will ever matter what other companies can pull out of the hat. As long as they use there old approach to designing technology they wont break through. (Thats just pushing more and more tech under the hood).
If the experience is broken and complex, 99% of users will walk away from that device.
Thats not a reason of national security ...rofl
Not surprising... It seems like different regions and even carriers have their own type of mobile internet. If im not mistaken the UK is also just now improving it's broadband and wireless internet connections so that probably explains the difference between the UK and US since their network will be more "modern" in a way when completed.