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Wednesday, 08 December 2010 11:39
iPad 2 coming in February?
Reports from Taiwan are that Foxconn Electronics, one of Apple's key suppliers, will be shipping around 500,000 iPad 2.0's in February 2011. Given that Apple is shipping around 1 million iPads per month it looks like iPad 2 will suffer similar shipping backlogs to the first version of Apple's 'magical' tablet.
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Wednesday, 17 November 2010 21:39
Nov 24th after all now for iOS 4.2 post Beatles 'surprise'?
With Apple loving its symmetry and design, and with the Beatles day we'll never forget being memorable for not delivering iOS 4.2 with it, questions over whether the palindromic quality of 24 and 4.2 play any part in Apple's decisions to unleash its latest OS unto an impatient iPad-owning public!
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