Thu, Jan 21 | from Ars Technica
The company has also been working with EA to show off the tablet's gaming potential. With all of this content being available for the device, Apple is hoping that one will end up in your home—but that one won't be enough because everyone will have a use for it.

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Opinion: Why the iPad Will Crush Netbooks and Ebook Readers

I am not suggesting that the iPod or iPhone is a worthwhile replacement for reading, but I am saying that, for better or worse, there are probably at least 2.5 million iPod or iPhone users who read books on those devices. • Apple iPad First Hands On • 8 Things That Suck About Apple iPad
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Wed, Jan 27 | from Wired

Opinion: The iPad: our take

Devin: It’s a big iPod. That much is clear — it’s not really a tablet computer. Of course, the benefits of a giant iPod are manifest: you can check email easily, movies and shows will look nice (though not full HD), and the e-books looked great. But the fact is you’re limited by Apple in every way t...
Wed, Jan 27 | from CrunchGear

Opinion: Apple iPad First Hands On

Apple didn't really sell this point, but it's the single biggest benefit of the iPad: speed. It feels at least a generation faster than the iPhone 3GS. Lags and waits are gone, and the OS and apps respond just as quickly as you'd hope. Rotating between portrait and landscape modes, especially...
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Tomorrow is a big day. Apple will be revealing a brand new product to the masses. While we don’t know what it will be called, we’re quite certain Jobs will be unveiling the much-anticipated Apple Tablet. While the Apple Tablet may very well revolutionize the tablet industry–as their previou...
Tue, Jan 26 | from CrunchGear

Opinion: Google Voice Arrives on the iPhone, via the Web

Apple can ban all the apps they want, but that apparently won’t stop Google from giving iPhone customers access to Google Voice. As of this morning, iPhone owners can now point mobile Safari at a Google Voice website to gain access to a much more full-featured version of the telephone repla...
Tue, Jan 26 | from TheAppleBlog

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