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iPhone App Magnets To Appify Your Fridge

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If – like me – your fridge is black, then these shiny iPhone app fridge magnets from Jailbreak Collective will look very smart indeed displayed on the door.
Just 13 bucks gets you a set of these icon almost-replicas. I say almost because if you look carefully, you’ll see they’re not identical to the Apple originals. [...]

Which iPad To Buy? Get the 32GB iPad With Wi-Fi + 3G. Here’s Why.

If you’re in the market for an iPad — and you know you are, because it’s killer — you’re probably wondering which model to buy.
Naturally, you’re looking at the cheapest $499 iPad, which has Wi-Fi only, but you’re thinking you might also want 3G. After all, you can pay-as-you-go for data, and who knows when you [...]

Is Apple Selling 20K iPads an Hour?

Did you buy an iPad when Apple began pre-sales this morning? If so, you weren’t alone. Indeed, Apple may have sold 20,000 iPads per hour, leading one commentator to suggest the Cupertino, Calif. company was earning $10 million per hour on its new tablet device.
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Reader Poll: Will You Pre-Order an iPad?

As we predicted, the iPad went on pre-order in the US this morning in the Apple store after a nail-biting world blackout.
Are you going to reserve yours today or wait? Which one are you getting? Buying your customer limit (2) at once?
Let us know the whys and wherefores of your purchasing decisions in the comments.

No Multi-tasking or Better Home Screen Love For iPad?

It’s been 50 minutes into the event and There’s no sign of multi-tasking. To switch between apps, all they are doing is simply closing the current and opening a new – no ProSwitcher like card management. This is definitely going to be a deal breaker for the most who are planning to trade their netbook for this device.

Also, the screen’s got some good real-estate, seems like 2x the resolution of the iPhone. However, the homescreen looks pretty much the same – even after so much criticism, there seems to be no improvement at all. The only new stuff seems to be the addition of a Landscape mode and the ability to have any image as the background. However, there’s no way to add widgets, nothing!

Hope Apple’s got some ‘One More Thing…’ to justify it’s yet to be announced price. ;)

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Sayam Aggarwal

Sayam Aggarwal is a 16-year-old student living in India who has been an Apple fan for almost 5 years. He has worked with ModMyi, one of the leading iPhone communities, as an author for more than a year. He spends most of his free time on the Internet fetching the latest news regarding Apple and its entire product range. Follow him on Twitter!

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6 comments

    I’m listening now to the “me too” ebook reader app online. Again, nothing new announced. I’ll stick with my 3GS.

    No camera either … damn!

    And no multi tasking either …

    Apple lost me …

    Google, HTC, Asus looking like better bets now.

    Nice device, but more of the same. No iChat, no multi-tasking, no computing apps – just a glorified iPhone. Like I said – looks nice – but if you wanted to replace any type of netbook, MB, MBP, etc. – even just on a trip – you can’t. Too bad.

    bob said it best

    Nice device, but more of the same. No iChat, no multi-tasking, no computing apps – just a glorified iPhone. Like I said – looks nice – but if you wanted to replace any type of netbook, MB, MBP, etc. – even just on a trip – you can’t. Too bad.

    Up until before the event started, i was going to buy one regardless of price because i expected more from Apple.

    Ive read 20-odd comments on various sites, and all say the same thing. “more of the same”.

    The iPad brings nothing new to the table. I wasnt fussed about a camera, but no multi-tasking, no ability to have 3/4 windows/apps open at the same time on the screen. No iChat.

    Even though the price point of $500 is very tempting, I won’t be buying one until the next revision when all these basic additions are added to its features list.

    One of Sayam Aggarwal’s colleagues has written an article that highlights who the real audience for the iPad are. I couldn’t agree more… http://tinyurl.com/ybkznkk

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