Apple iPad 2 on sale in the UK today
Orders for the iPad 2 opened in the wee small hours of Friday morning as UK punters eager to get their hands on Apple's new tablet went online.
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Samsung announces Galaxy Tab 8.9 and 10.1 tablets
Samsung has announced two new Android 3.0 Galaxy Tab tablets, which it claims are the world's thinnest. The Galaxy Tab 8.9 and Galaxy Tab 10.1 are 8.6mm thick, which is about 0.2mm thinner than the Apple iPad 2.
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Could you be the Mobile Champion of the Year?
If you've put mobile technology at the heart of what your business does, you could be our Mobile Champion of the Year.
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Ofcom plans 4G spectrum auction in 2012
Ofcom has launched a consultation for the auction of the 4G mobile spectrum, with proposals aimed to ensure widespread coverage of mobile broadband.
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Adobe Photoshop Express 2.0 for iPhone, iPad now available
You can now download Photoshop Express 2.0 for your iPhone or iPad from the App Store, Adobe has announced.
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Adobe Flash Player 10.2 due Friday for Android tablets
Adobe plans to make the latest version of its Flash Player available in Android Market on March 18.
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Gadget review: Apple iPad 2
With the second-generation iPad due to hit the UK on 25 March, a few of our US-based colleagues got their hands on an iPad 2 to put the device through its paces. Here's what they thought.
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Mozilla releases Firefox 4.0 release candidate
The new Firefox browser will feature a radically redesigned interface as well as new privacy controls
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Apple releases iOS 4.3 for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
Apple has released iOS 4.3 for the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. The update is now available to all users for free via iTunes and introduces new features including Home Sharing and the ability to create your own personal WiFi hotspot. Plus Safari now works a whole lot faster.
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Orange, T-Mobile confirm iPad 2
Orange and T-Mobile are the first UK operators to announce that they will offer the Wi-Fi plus 3G version of the iPad 2 as well as data plans for the device when it launches.
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In-depth look at Google's Android 3.0 'Honeycomb' tablet OS
Google Android 3.0 'Honeycomb' is a mobile OS with a lot to offer, but it has a long way to go before it'll deliver the full tablet experience, as we take an in-depth look.
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Opera gets 'Adult' rating in App Store
The Opera web browser has become the first non-native browser made available in Apple's Mac App Store, but only for those over seventeen years of age.
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Intel pushes hardware ray tracing for mobile graphic boost
A new technology from Intel called ray tracing could bring lifelike images and improved 3D effects to games on tablets and other mobile devices.
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Android developers in greater demand than iPhone
Developers with Android skills are now in greater demand than those with iPhone expertise, according to a recent report.
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UK mobile biz responds to iPad 2
After the hype and frenzy surrounding the iPad 2 launch, you will no doubt be wondering how to get hold of the new version of Apple's 'magical device'.
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Apple outlines iOS 4.3 update
iOS 4.3 promises improved Safari performance, wireless media streaming in the form of iTunes home sharing, AirPlay improvements, a Personal Hotspot option for the iPhone 4, and personal settings options for the iPad's side-switch.
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The interactive designer/app developer's guide to the Apple iPad 2
We talk to three leading iPad app design and development studios about how the new features in Apple iPad 2 will allow them to create better apps.
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Apple launches iPad 2, iOS 4.3: details, pictures
Apple today hosted events in London and San Francisco in which Steve Jobs announced the next version of its popular iPad tablet - the Apple iPad 2. He also announced Apple iOS 4.3 - the next iteration of Apple's mobile operating system.
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AMD launches physics plug-in for Maya
AMD has demoed the Bullet Physics plug-in for Autodesk's Maya 2011 3D animation software at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco.
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FT fights App Store subs grab
Marjorie Scardino, the Chief Executive of Financial Times-owner Pearson, is heading for conflict with Apple because of the terms demandend for print app subscriptions on the App Store