More iPad 3 rumours are floating around today. The specifics reveal that there will only be a 16GB and 32GB iPad 3 launched next week with no mention of a 64GB or 128GB version. As well as those two models, which we assume is split in to WiFi and WiFi+3G for each, we also hear that an 8GB iPad 2 will go on sale with a reduced price.
Of course, we doubt this is the case. What we believe will happen is that Apple will sell off all iPad 2 stock at a reduced price (perhaps $100 saving), as well as launch the regular three models of the iPad 3 which means a 16GB, 32GB and 64GB although due to more of a HD approach with a Retina display and perhaps larger cameras we might see the 16GB model dropped and a 128GB model added to the end. We also believe that Apple will opt for the iPad to be a world-tablet rather than separate Verizon and GSM models.
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Flipboard for iPad and iPhone received an update today. The new update brings several features which includes Cover Stories for the iPad.
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Take a look at the video below as it shows a rather good looking concept iPad model. The device has an edge to edge screen and is capable of being connected up to another iPad to make the screen estate double the size.
Of course, this is just a concept for now although we might expect to see devices like this in the next decade (a totally random guess).
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With the iPad 3 invitation landing in a number of mailboxes around the world yesterday, it is clear that Apple will be launching an iPad 3 within the next few weeks. With that in mind, retailers are now beginning to drop the price of the iPad 2 in anticipation of the next generation model coming out.
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Apple has sent out invites to an event that will be held on March 7 at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater in San Francisco. The invite has the line "We have something you really have to see. And touch.". Behind that message appears to be a higher resolution iPad 3.
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Adobe has launched a new iPad app called Adobe Photoshop Touch. The new app was announced last year and is already available on Android tablets.
The software brings certain elements of Photoshop to the iPad and allows for a number of features to be used and then exported to the full desktop version.
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Rumours have started today about the possibility that Apple might be shrinking down the dock connector in the next generation of iOS devices. The reason behind it is that it would simply save space inside the device and allow for a larger battery or more powerful networking chips to be installed for LTE connectivity.
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Onlive Desktop Plus has been updated to now support flash content. The plus service (which is charged at $4.99/month) allows access to a Windows desktop. The company behind it have now installed Flash on the systems that subscribers connect up to. What this means is that Flash content can be used on the iPad in a roundabout way.
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Dell is about to unveil a new Ultrabook called the Dell XPS 13. The new device will be the device that Dell have made that falls in to the Ultrabook category.
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ASUS has launched a bootloader unlock tool for the Transformer Prime. As the name suggests, it's a tool that allows you to unlock the bootloader on the device and then install custom ROMs on it.
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A couple more pictures of the iPad 3 have leaked. The first one (pictured below) shows a front view of what is believed to be a Retina Display. The second (further below), shows some internal components as well as the glass from behind.
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