The closer we get to the production dates of Apple’s new mobile products, the iPad 2 and the iPad 5, the more likely it seems that both will come with nifty NFC point-of-purchase functionality.
If a new rumor turns out to be true, Apple may well have three models of the next generation iPad instead of two, adding a CDMA tablet to the existing Wi-Fi only and UMTS models.
According what should be very reliable sources indeed, the next version of the Apple tablet computer, the iPad 2, might be ready to ship as soon as February 2011, a couple of months earlier than originally thought.
As pundits keep looking for any sign of real competition for the Apple iPad tablet, speculation swirls about what features may be appearing when the device is announced and when we may expect it.
The long-awaited iOS 4.2 is out and ready for the millions of iPad owners of the world, a lot of whom are professionals who would like to use them for work. How much better for business is the new OS?
This space has contained a number of columns in the past about very ragged updates to the operating systems of iPhone 3G and 3GS models. Has the ride gotten less bumpy with iOS4.2 and the iPhone 4?
Using all of the best tech arena analytical tools (supplier reports, manufacturing data, past history, rumors, and a crystal ball) one industry observer believes that we will see the second generation iPad next April.
The interwebz rumor machine is now saying that the likely releases date for iOS 4.2 has been moved to Nov. 24, most likely based on the release of gold version code by the programming team.
It is beginning to look, according to persistent rumors in the blogosphere, that the much awaited Apple update to iOS4.2 is going to be delayed while the company tries to fix problems with iPad Wi-Fi.
Although the rumors of a touchscreen iMac remain just rumors so far, Apple is already planning to bring some fancy features from its popular mobile arsenal to its desktops and laptops.
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