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• 18 April 2011

• News: Apple store opening in York greeted by crowds

  The opening of a new Stormfront store in York this weekend was greeted by crowds of enthusiastic Apple fans.

• News: iPad fingered as job killer by Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr.

  Apple CEO Steve Jobs might be making a killing off the iPad, but the tablet computer itself is killing U.S. jobs, according to Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. (D- Illinois), speaking in Congress about the 2012 budget late last week.

• How-Tos: How to set up and use email on an Android tablet

  One of the most useful things you can do with an Android tablet is mobile email. For those who say tablets are just big smartphones, the mobile email capability is one area where they can be proved wrong.

• News: British iPads 'being smuggled into China'

  Tourists are queuing up to buy the iPad 2 in Britain and then send them all the way back to China - the country where they were made.

• News: Apple Support Communities launched

  Apple has overhauled its community-based support forums, adding several social elements including tracked responses.

• 16 April 2011

• News: Best Buy May Boost iPads This Weekend

  Looks like those rumors that Best Buy has been hoarding iPad 2s for an upcoming promotion may turn out to be true. Engadget received what it thinks may be an internal Best Buy document from an anonymous tipster that says the iPad 2 will be the front-and-center of Sunday's ad.

• News: Will the iPad be as unbeatable as the iPod?

  Remember how well all those 'iPod killers' worked out? The same fate may befall the competitors to Apple’s tablet

• 15 April 2011

• News: Bugs & Fixes: Flash, iOS, and Xcode

  Another week, another roundup of the latest troubleshooting news.

• News: Android tablets undercutting iPad prices

  In an effort to attract buyers away from Apple's iPad, device makers are setting starting prices of Android tablets to undercut iPad's US$499 entry-level price.

• Feature: How to manage your kids' app purchases

  Apple's App Store makes it easy to buy new software for your iOS device. But for parents, that process might be a little bit too easy. Here's how to manage children's app purchases.

• News: Apple 'is killing the World Wide Web'

  Apple is winning the battle with Google for control of the internet, according to a leading venture capitalist, with its app-focused model.

• News: iOS 4.3.2 jailbroken already

  You might not be that surprised to find out that iOS 4.3.2 has been jailbroken already, a matter of hours after its release.

• News: Asustek hopes new ops center will speed PC production

  Asustek Computer will set up an operations center in southwest China by 2015 to manage manufacturing by contractors of up to 20 million Asustek notebook and tablet PCs a year, the company said on Friday. The move could streamline production and keep prices low for consumers in Europe, China and other parts of Asia.

• News: Apple 2Q 2011 revenue estimated to hit $24.42bn

  Investment bank JP Morgan has revised its estimate of Apple's revenue for the second quarter of 2011, predicting a figure of almost $24.5bn.

• News: As PlayBook launches, Cisco's Cius slowly emerges

  As Research In Motion launched its PlayBook on Thursday evening, Cisco Systems was already accepting orders for its Cius enterprise tablet and shipping it to some customers.

• 14 April 2011

• News: As PlayBook launches, Cisco's Cius slowly emerges

  As Research In Motion launched its PlayBook on Thursday evening, Cisco Systems was already accepting orders for its Cius enterprise tablet and shipping it to some customers.

• News: Ready or not, iPad, other tablets are in the enterprise

  Any IT department hoping to escape the headaches of supporting iPads in the enterprise should realize that they're more than likely already being brought into the workplace.

• News: Four things RIM's PlayBook got wrong

  For all of the PlayBook tablet's hardware triumphs, its software troubles could be its undoing.

• News: World of Goo comes to the iPhone

  iPhone owners can now enjoy gooey, sticky puzzle action with the launch of a version of World of Goo for the iPhone and iPod touch.

• News: Chip industry to hit record revenue this year, says SIA

  The semiconductor industry will see its total revenues hit record highs of US$319 billion this year and $330 billion in 2012 as orders mount for mobile devices such as smartphones and tablet PCs, according to a prediction from an industry group.

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