Just a day after Apple has announced their new iPad tablet, the maker is having some legal issues over the name with Fujitsu. Apparently, the Japanese manufacturer has designed a handheld product in 2002 with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and VoIP, called iPad.
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Apple's CEO Steve Jobs took stage this morning and unveiled the new touchscreen multimedia tablet. No, its not the iSlate or iTablet, but its dubbed the iPad. The 9.7-inch tablet lets you surf the web, do emails, play photos, videos and music, games and even read e-books. From US$499, the iPad is simply a larger version of their iPhone as it is running iPhone OS.
(And yes, some folks have been making fun of its name using comparisons to the sanitary ones. You know who you are.)
Logitech has announced two new iPod speaker docks for users to share their music. Both the Logitech Rechargeable Speaker S315i and Portable Speaker S125i are available now.
According to web sources, publisher McGraw-Hill was reportedly saying Apple will be unveiling their new Tablet at their event in San Francisco on 27th Jan (tomorrow morning Singapore time). It seems that the publisher has been working with Apple on a tablet for some time.
According to Fox News, Apple will be unveiling their new tablet as well as iLife 2010 and iPhone OS at next week's invitation-only event in San Francisco. However, such claims would still be speculations until Steve Jobs stand on stage on 27th January.
If you are looking for some hip looking iPhone/iPod accessories, check out the latest Urban Tool ihipHolster and icaseBelt. Both products feature embedded iPod/iPhone remote control and have additional slots for other items.
The Korean Times has reported that Apple is in talks with the local telcos about a possible April launch of the fourth generation iPhone. Earlier, online sources have quoted the maker planning the launch of the phone in May.
With Apple dominating the world with iPods and iPhones, there comes a time when you'll find that you need a speaker dock to play your tunes. There are many to choose from in the market. But how will this new kid on the block stand up against established makers like JBL, Altec Lansing and Creative in the iPod/iPhone speaker dock market? Read on to find out more!
With this Logitech’s Ultimate Ears iPhone App, you can measure sound pressure levels and decibels with an SPL Meter. The app is available for free download from iPhone app store.
Starhub, one of the three telecommunication service providers in Singapore, will be offering Apple iPhone to their customers. SingTel has been the sole provider for iPhones since August 2008, though just last month, rival Mobile One (M1) has announced they would be selling the mobile device as well. No pricing and availability details have been released yet from Starhub. But the good news means all mobile users in Singapore can own an iPhone without the hassle to switch to another service provider.
