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New 128 GB iPad Search institutional users

Apple believes that cannibalize its products is a good thing. Better to cannibalize its own products than to have someone else eat products in your market share. This makes sense, of course, but analysts are still leery of the idea that there is a sustainable market for iPad that costs close to $ 1000. The new iPad Wi-Fi only 128 GB costs $ 799, while his counterpart mobile-carrier-enabled will retail for $ 999. Those are big numbers to be sure, but Apple is aimed at a different level of user with the new boards.
As people have become more comfortable with their iPads, are using their multiple PCs and laptops that the ultra convenient web browser that were initially. Apple sees the potential for business applications on a large scale in areas such as education, healthcare and the arts. And, it's easy to see why they believe that to be the case. Already, it is trivial to doctors, nurses and teachers to work with a tablet in professional contexts. With the enhanced storage capacity of 128 GB iPad, it is likely that many more companies will find that the iPad makes sense for their own purposes. Given the incredibly stable operating system and the huge number of available applications and services, makes a lot of sense.
Many already are speculating on the disappearance of the MacBook, as more powerful iPads can make them obsolete. If this is true or not remains to be seen, but the fact is that the design, portability, durability and functionality of the iPad make it hard to ignore as the potential heir to the laptop, regardless of manufacturer or operating system.
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iPhone 6 Release Date Rumors: Developers Say New Apple iPhone Spotted

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If the latest Apple rumors are true, iPhone 5 owners might be hitting the lines for a 7th generation handset much sooner than they'd expected. New iPhone 6 release date rumors have started to pop up online even though Apple is known for launching one new model each year since the release of the first iPhone in 2007.

An article at Mail.com says "iPhone app makers say they have spotted the device downloading and using their software, raising hopes it could be released within months."

Additionally, developers claim to have seen "an entirely new version of the iPhone's operating system," which is said to be iOS 7.

As for features, the source says developers were unable to determine what would be available on the handset, but felt the iPhone 6 release date may coming by midyear. Other Apple rumors say the company is also working on newer iPad mini.

Is it all just a ruse, or will the latest Apple smartphone become old news so soon?

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Apple Gets Google Maps Back

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Finally, Apple gets Google Maps back, after apologizing to the public for dropping them for their inferior product.

Apple has a history of wanting everything to be proprietary, and three months ago, they replaced Google maps with their own Maps app, which had a multitude of fancy features. There was just one problem. The maps were awful.

According to an article at Sky News, the problem was that the Apple maps were based on Dutch navigation equipment and information for the TomTom GPS system's data.

But there were glaring errors. Police in Australia warned people not to use Apple maps because travelers were getting lost in the wilderness in dangerously hot temperatures. One town was actually located 43 miles away from its actual location on the Apple map.

The product was so bad that Apple issued a rare public apology and even suggested that Apple users use Google Maps through the internet on their mobile devices!

So now Apple gets Google Maps back as a free app. You can still use Apple's maps too, but why would you want to?
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