The New iPad Is Here and the Screen Is Actually Kind of Nuts
The new iPad landed in stores today with that Retina display everyone promised, and I've got thoughts on the screen, the dumb naming, and the still-missing Siri.
The new iPad landed in stores today with that Retina display everyone promised, and I've got thoughts on the screen, the dumb naming, and the still-missing Siri.
The new iPad goes on sale tomorrow with lines already forming, but I'm sticking with my iPad 2, plus some thoughts on SXSW's Highlight buzz and the Homeless Hotspots controversy.
The new iPad ships Friday, so a rundown of the Retina display, the price of the LTE models, and other odds and ends from a very busy tech week including SXSW and Angry Birds Space.
The new iPad just got weirder to search for, Google Play replaced the Android Market, and Instagram for Android is finally on the way after SXSW.
Apple dropped the third-gen iPad this week and just called it "the new iPad" — thoughts on the naming, the Retina screen, and why my iPad 2 isn't going anywhere yet.
Apple announced the new iPad (not the iPad 3, apparently) with a Retina display and LTE this week, and I already preordered one despite not really needing it.
Apple unveiled the new iPad (no "3," apparently) with a Retina display, LTE, and a quietly updated $99 Apple TV that now does 1080p.
Apple unveiled the third-generation iPad today at Yerba Buena Center, complete with a Retina display, LTE, and a genuinely baffling naming decision.
The Kony 2012 video ate my entire Facebook feed in about six hours flat, and I'm still trying to figure out what that says about how fast things move online now.
Counting down to Apple's March 7th event with the usual mix of rumor-site addiction and skepticism, plus a detour into Nokia's absurd 41-megapixel phone from Mobile World Congress.
The $35 Raspberry Pi went on sale Wednesday and sold out in minutes, taking two retailer sites down with it. I refreshed a checkout page for forty minutes and got nothing.
Raspberry Pi finally went on sale today and promptly broke both retailers' websites, plus some late thoughts on Nokia's ridiculous 41-megapixel phone from MWC.