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	New iPad is the 'epitome' of what a tablet should be After the loss of Steve Jobs in October, there was concern that Apple would lose its way. The arrival of the new iPad shows those fears were unfounded; It remains the epitome of what a tablet computer should be. Read More WHITE PAPER: Adobe Government at Carahsoft A Strategic Choice for Enterprise-Wide Productivity This case study will show how Adobe Acrobat X can increase knowledge worker productivity, based on live lab testing of common business workflows. Read Now In this Issue What does the new iPad mean to business? Update: Apple says 3M new iPads already sold Apple to spend $45B of cash horde on dividends, stock buy-back Finally: A truly magical iPad 10 apps every iPad user should own Hands on: The new iPad Corporations pick iPad 10-to-1 over nearest rival New iPad has already been jailbroken Eager users crowd Apple stores for new iPad Small crowd clamors for Wi-Fi-only version of new iPad at Wal-Mart Poll: Users diss 'new iPad' name for Apple's next tablet FAA 'exploring' use of devices like iPad during flights Verizon's new iPad can run over AT&T's 3G data network Apple joins iPad trade-in bandwagon, offers competitive deals iPad to push global demand for flash memory through '15 Mac Pro users clamor for hardware upgrade iPads used to bolster physician training, speed up patient care Jonny Evans: Opinion: Why Apple's iPad is more important than television Jonny Evans: This American Life 'horrified' at fake claims in Apple iPhone factory report Jonny Evans: Coming soon, Apple's next trick: MacBook Air, Pro upgrade looms RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: EMC Transform End User Computing Turn to EMC to bring new simplicity, power, and efficiency to end user computing-any user, any device, anywhere. Click to continue What does the new iPad mean to business? Apple's new iPad arrived Friday and, given the popularity of early sales, will be showing up this week at an office near you. Read More Update: Apple says 3M new iPads already sold Apple today said it has sold three million new iPads since the tablet's unveiling earlier this month. Not surprisingly, the company is pleased with the launch. Read More Apple to spend $45B of cash horde on dividends, stock buy-back Apple today announced it would begin paying quarterly stock dividends, and later this year, will begin to buy back shares of its stock. Read More Finally: A truly magical iPad One of the least appreciated new wireless features brings entirely new capabilities to the iPad, says columnist Mike Elgan. And he's not talking about LTE. Read More 10 apps every iPad user should own There are many thousands of apps available. (As Apple's advertising campaign says, "There's an app for that.") But some apps are simply must-haves -- whether for their functionality, interface brilliance, or sheer entertainment factor. Read More Hands on: The new iPad Like the iPad 2 before it, the new iPad is not a re-thinking of the original concept. Instead, Apple chose to focus on a few areas of improvement while keeping the overall package the same. In this case, Apple executes to perfection. Read More Corporations pick iPad 10-to-1 over nearest rival Corporations planning tablet purchases next quarter overwhelmingly voted for Apple's iPad, says ChangeWave Research. Read More New iPad has already been jailbroken Hackers claimed to have figured out a way to bypass Apple's technical restrictions and install unauthorized applications on the company's latest iPad upon its release last Friday. Read More Eager users crowd Apple stores for new iPad As has become a custom with every major Apple product launch, die-hard fans lined up outside the company's retail stores worldwide to purchase the third-generation iPad, called the "new iPad," which went on sale on Friday morning. Read More Small crowd clamors for Wi-Fi-only version of new iPad at Wal-Mart Will the new iPad with 4G LTE wireless service be as popular as the less expensive version that's Wi-Fi-only? Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Driving Storage Efficiencies with Automated Tiering Storage management has become a huge issue for IT managers, and it's not going to subside, according to market researchers. New research conducted by IDG Research Services reveals that IT managers are considering tiered storage as an essential tool. Download this white paper to learn more about the survey results. Learn More! Poll: Users diss 'new iPad' name for Apple's next tablet Apple's generic name for its new iPad -- that's the name, 'the new iPad' -- got the thumbs down in a just-concluded poll of more than 1,100 Internet users. Read More FAA 'exploring' use of devices like iPad during flights The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration may take another look at limits on personal electronic devices like the new iPad on flights. But don't expect any changes anytime soon. Read More Verizon's new iPad can run over AT&T's 3G data network The new iPad on Verizon Wireless' 4G LTE network can also run on AT&T's data network when an AT&T SIM card is inserted in the Verizon device, early buyers have found. Read More Apple joins iPad trade-in bandwagon, offers competitive deals With the retail debut of the new iPad just a day away, Apple has joined a slew of other companies eager to buy used iPads. Read More iPad to push global demand for flash memory through '15 The Apple iPad is expected to dominate the worldwide demand for NAND flash in media tablets at least through the year 2015. Read More Mac Pro users clamor for hardware upgrade Ardent users are clamoring for quick upgrades to Apple's Mac Pro, while an unstable hardware timetable for the high-end desktop has raised concerns about the company's commitment to professional users. Read More iPads used to bolster physician training, speed up patient care More than three out of four medical residents at the University of Chicago said tablets allowed them to complete tasks quicker and spend more time on direct patient care. Read More Jonny Evans: Opinion: Why Apple's iPad is more important than television This is why I think the iPad will have as seismic a cultural impact as the television set did when it was introduced, generating new creative possibilities in the mobile age. Read More Jonny Evans: This American Life 'horrified' at fake claims in Apple iPhone factory report Radio show This American Life has retracted a report which looked at working conditions across Apple's iPhone factories, saying it is 'horrified' it carried the claims in the first place. Will Apple respond? Read More Jonny Evans: Coming soon, Apple's next trick: MacBook Air, Pro upgrade looms There's a new global happening with consumers racing to the shops to pick up a new Apple [AAPL] iPad, which has sold more units in four days than most competing tablets sold in a year. What's will be the company's next trick as it applies itself, all systems go, to carve out psycho-geographic dominance of the new mobile age? Read More
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