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Here we go Apple Stan’s get your credit cards ready! Apple CEO Steve Jobs briefly emerged from his medical leave and walked on stage to standing ovation Wednesday to unveil the second generation of the popular iPad, which will go on sale March 11 in the U.S. Jobs looked frail as he appeared in his signature black mock turtleneck, blue jeans and wire-rimmed glasses. “We’ve been working on this product for a while, and I just didn’t want to miss today,” Jobs said. “Thank you for having me.” The next-generation tablet computer has a faster processor than the original iPad’s. As expected, it comes with two cameras for taking photos and video chatting. The battery life will be the same as the original — about 10 hours of usage and a month on standby. The iPad 2 is also thinner — 8.8 millimeters instead of the current 13.4 millimeters. “The new iPad 2 is actually thinner than your iPhone 4,” Jobs said. The original iPad, which burst onto the scene last April, was more popular than analysts imagined. Apple sold 15 million in nine months. The iPad was used for checking e-mail, surfing the Web, watching online video and other personal media tasks, but as the number of small applications designed just for iPad grew, the tablet made itself at home in offices, shops, restaurants and countless other professional and hobbyist settings. “The hits just keep on coming.”, “The rich get richer.”, etc, etc… Source
Opera Mini iPhone Approved by iPhone – This is the latest news about the newest trends in technology. According to Opera Software, Apple on Monday approved Opera Mini, the first alternative Web browser for its iPhone. According to a release put out by browser maker Opera earlier today, the company’s free Opera Mini browser for the iPhone and iPod touch family of devices has been approved by Apple and should appear in the App Store within 24 hours. Opera Mini is optimized to work on slower data connections and could prove valuable to iPhone users that spend time in areas without 3G coverage. It will help iPhone users most where the AT&T network is most congested, in places like New York and San Francisco. As Daring Fireball’s John Gruber pointed out, though, Opera Mini doesn’t actually render Web pages. That’s done on Opera’s servers; rather, Opera Mini renders a boiled-down, compressed markup language called OBML, making Opera Mini in some technical ways closer to a PDF reader than to a Web browser. Here’s the full press release: Opera today announced its popular mobile browser, Opera Mini has been approved for iPhone and iPod touch on the App Store. Opera Mini will be available as a free download within 24 hours, depending on market. Opera Mini, with more than 50 million users worldwide, enables fast mobile Web browsing by compressing data by up to 90 percent before sending content to the device, resulting in significantly improved page loading. Users of the app will notice an uptake in speed, especially on slower networks such as the 2G Edge network. Surfing the Web with the Opera Mini App on iPhone and iPod touch will also help users save money because of its data compression capabilities. This will hold especially true while the user is incurring roaming charges. “We are delighted to offer iPhone and iPod touch users a great browsing experience with the Opera Mini App,” said Lars Boilesen, CEO, Opera Software. “This app is another step toward Opera’s goal of bringing the Web to more people in more places.” Opera Mini iPhone Approved by iPhone is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →
If the idea of turning consumers into true cyborgs sounds creepy, don't tell Intel researchers. Intel's Pittsburgh lab aims to develop brain implants that can control all sorts of gadgets directly via brain waves by 2020. The scientists anticipate that consumers will adapt quickly to the idea, and indeed crave the freedom of not requiring a keyboard, mouse, or remote control for surfing the Web or changing channels
