Oh iPad 3, wherefore art thee? In Chinese factories art thou made, production’s started and not delayed, millions are coming for retail trade, all designed in California and China made.

HP’s TouchPad is nearly here, set to officially arrive on August 15 in Australian stores, with Harvey Norman the exclusive retail launch partner and the rest of the retail channel to come, but shouldn’t the Holy Pad have had a few more holes in it?

In the war between tablet makers, HP is set to make a touchdown on July 1, but rather than being the act that wins the game, it’s merely the date on which HP finally enters the US market.

Apple’s iPad 2 has gone in sale in 25 more countries, with queues reported in Sydney, Canada and the UK outside Apple Stores and some authorised resellers, but in Hong Kong you can buy one now, no waiting – at more than twice the price!

Apple’s iPad 2 is well and truly out there in the marketplace, both in officially launched countries, and those relying on marked-up grey imports of the iPad 2, with the buying frenzies at Apple’s stores capture on Twitter and online – but the queues will continue!

Future iPad 2 owners of the Czech Republic rejoice – you’re back on the list of countries getting the iPad 2 on March 25 after all, despite reports correct at the time!

Although the Japanese launch of the iPad 2 has understandably been put back by a month due to the trio of disasters that has shaken one of the world’s most technologically advanced countries, the Czech Republic’s launch is being put back by a month too, leading some to wonder who’s next.

Motorola’s been hitting milestones in its quest to use the Android OS to rejuvenate Motorola’s mobile business, with the high-end Android specs we’ve come to expect from high-end Android phones, although the Milestone 2 milestone won’t truly be Aussie activated until December.

Midnight madness style Halo: Reach launches are happening at selected electronics and games stores in various Australian cities to celebrate the latest instalment of Microsoft's iconic Xbox (and Xbox 360) game, Halo.

Vodafone and 3 are holding a private party for buyers ahead of tonight's midnight launch of the iPhone 4. But if you're not in Sydney, tough luck.