Rumour has it that Apple is already testing the 2nd generation Apple iPad with a possible ARM Cortex A9 processor and electronic gyroscope for improvement all around, including battery life. Find out more about the 2nd generation iPad rumours right here.
The Apple iPad is now available at retailers John Lewis and Comet in the UK as Apple lifts up on exclusivity restrictions after 60 days of Apple iPad in the UK. Until now it has only been available through Apple themselves and selected retail partners Currys and PC World.
It has been another busy week in the world of Apple iPad, with Apple announcing launch in 9 new countries, rumours of Apple iPad Mini before Christmas, and Apple Q3 sales figures being announced. Read more about these and other Apple iPad news right here.
Is Apple planning to bring a new smaller Apple iPad Mini featuring a 5.6 inch or 7 inch OLED screen in time for Christmas this year? Rumours says yes, but we are not sure as there are several strong arguments against it. Should Apple launch a smaller Apple iPad?
Good news for all that have been waiting to buy the Apple iPad - it looks like Apple is increasing production and supply of the popular Apple iPad this and coming months to meet the massive demand for this latest of Apple’s successful product launches.
In this weeks news round up for the Apple iPad we can report that an Apple iPad has been sold every 3 seconds, how to watch world cup for free on your Apple iPad, and information on how to buy a new Apple iPad from Currys.
In this weeks Apple iPad news round up we can report that Apple has sold over 2 million iPads in less than 60 days, and that stock has become an issue with selected Apple iPad retailers, including PC World. Find these and more here.
Apple reports that over 2 million Apple iPads have been sold so far, less than 60 days since the US launch and only days into the international launch. Early indications on sales in the UK are that it has been strong with several resellers running out of stock.
The Apple iPad has officially been released in the UK, and here is a summary of the latest news around the Apple iPad for the week, which includes the network 3 having the cheapest data packages, and which PC World stores in the UK have the Apple iPad in stock.
As people are likely starting to queue outside Pc World and Currys tonight the first unboxed official Apple iPad for the UK market surfaces a day before the official launch date of the Apple iPad in the UK. You can see picture and more information here.
With Apple having a limited retail store presence throughout the UK they have reached an aggreement with DSGi to offer the Apple iPad through 139 PC World and Currys stores at launch in the UK on the morning of the 28th May. Find out more aobut the deal here.
The Apple iPad has received an international launch date of the 28th May, which includes the UK, and you can now pre-order your Apple iPad through Apple online. Find out more about Apple iPad prices and 3G data tariffs from the different networks here.
Despite mixed reviews when it was first announced, the Apple iPad has become a sales success for Apple, reaching one million units sold in less than a month. This is twice as fast as the iPhone reached the same million milestone in sales.
Third party applications for the Apple iPad is now officially starting to appear in the iTunes App Store, days in advance of the US release of the Apple iPad. One of the exclusive iPad apps include Magic Piano from Smule. Find out more about Magic Piano and iPad apps here.
As Apple opened up for pre-ordering of the Apple iPad in the US today, CNN is among the news services reporting that Apple is likely to have sold over 50,000 iPads in the first two hours of pre-order trading.
These figures are not official sales figures from Apple, but rather estimates based on order numbers sent […]
US customers will be able to buy the wifi Apple iPad from 3rd April, with pre-ordering available from 13th March. UK customers will have to wait until end of April for both WiFI and 3G Apple iPad to be available, together with the rest of Europe.
Apple evangelist Stephen Fry is sharing his view on why the Apple iPad will be a success through his blog and he makes some valid points. We have looked at his arguments and you can read what we agree on as well as where we think he is underestimating the consumer here.
Having had a chance to process the launch of the new Apple iPad we have looked closer at the features of the iPad, of which there are some good new ones such as the iBook application, but also why we feel there is something missing from the new Apple iPad.
