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The long awaited Apple version of the “tablet” has arrived with the announcement today of the new Apple iPad, set to hit stores in April of this year. Much like a glorified iPod Touch, the Apple iPad sets a bar above and beyond the typical new tablets. Apple's CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the new gadget today,  explaining that this new launch is an enhanced combination of a smartphone and laptop. Construction Experience this and more on its large Multi-Touch screen, measuring 9.7 inches. ...

Time Inc showed off a video of the new Apple Tablet formatted magazine today, in collaboration with The Wonderfactory. We think that this is one of the most exciting things to happen to 'new' media in a long time. Its much more broad in its functions then expected. If this could function like the Kindle International, and have 3G wireless 'anywhere' for no monthly wireless access fee, this could be a game changer! Check out iPhone Game Cheats

New changes to the core of Logic Pro, Apple's audio production suite, now make it easier for everyone to sound professional.The group of applications in the suite include Logic Pro 9, Main Stage 2, and Soundtrack Pro 3, available from the Apple Store for $499, an upgrade price of $199, or an academic price of $449. Apple claims a tally of 200 new features and updates. This includes Amp Designer and Pedalboard, upping your collection of gear. Amp Designer allows you ...

A series of photos from Chinese iPod case manufacturers suggest that upcoming versions of the  iPod Touch and Nano will include built-in cameras. Cult of Mac has obtained a pile of images of what they say is "the worst-kept secret in China." We will assume that they likely aren't designing these for knockoffs, but instead correspond with earlier news and allegations regarding slews of articles on Apple's recent order of cameras. Check out all of the exclusive images at cultofmac.com

Love Major League Baseball? So do I. And that's why I am excited about the release of a new iPhone app featuring live streaming of all MLB games to iPhone and iPod Touch. MLB.com has connected its wired MLB.TV subscription packages with its At Bat iPhone app on Wednesday, now allowing streaming of every regular and postseason game to baseball's biggest fans. The $9.99 app allows users who already have subscriptions to MLB.TV and MLB.TV Premium packages to watch games live from ...

We all know that saving hydro and energy is becoming an increasing priority, whether you're saving cash, the environment, or both. So knowing the fastest way to put your Mac to sleep is a convenient to  get it snoozing when you have only a few seconds to spare. Simply simultaneously press Command-Option and hold Eject. Two seconds later, it's asleep. Quick, simple, and straight to the point. 'Night.

Despite all the news from the conference last week, and the details surrounding the widely appreciated new iPhone launch, there's more floating about in the Apple airwaves. Check out this week's highlights: Chris Foresman over at Ars Technica tries to fill us in on the conflicting reports of how quickly users are upgrading to the new iPhone OS 3.0. This update, which offers many benefits to iPhone users, seems to be increasing daily. Read the full report here. He also tells us ...

Apple has now released the latest version of its Safari Web browser, and along with its updates for its other latest releases, includes new features and tools that optimize performance. Safari 4 is available for both Macs and PCs, with new features designed to compete against other top browsers available. Among the new features is Cover Flow, allowing users to flip through snippets of Web sites, similar to looking through album covers in iTunes. It also includes Full History Search, allowing you ...

Our friends around the World Wide Web deliver up-to-date info daily. Here is the latest from the Apple airwaves. Iljitsch van Beijnum tells us about the new playlist and syncing tricks in the iPhone 3.0 software. The new iPhone/iPod touch includes new playlist handling, and smarter deleted podcast episode sync handling. Check out the full report here. Christina Warren from The Unofficial Apple Weblog reviews Postman 2.0, an app developed from Freeverse. With its recent release, it was one of the first ...

Here's the latest Apple updates from the hottest Apple sites. Mike Schramm over at The Unofficial Apple Weblog delivers compares the iPhone to that of a BBQ, cleverly relating it to the upcoming holiday weekend's main event. Read his post here. Mel Martin at The Apple Insider loves GPS, reviews AT&T's iPhone's own Navigator.  With automatic rerouting, updated maps with no additional charge, real time traffic updates, fuel price searches and navigation to them and point of interest searches, it seems like ...