- the Taiwan-based publication continues to be one a roll.
They claim that according to their supply chain sources, Apple could offer three iPad models with the launch of the
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Wi-Fi only model as the entry level iPad for $299, followed by a new 
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which will be available for $399 and finally a high-end iPad 3 model which will be powered by Apple ‘s new A6 processor but with Retina Display, which will be available for $499.
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 in the last two years and has been hiring talent to take the native maps application to the next level.
 now reports that Apple has acquired another mapping company called C3 Technologies. They specialize in making 3D maps from photo data using declassified missile-targeting technology.
Sources say that C3 Technologies CEO Mattias Astrom , C3 Technologies CFO Kjell Cederstrand, and lead C3 Technologies Product Manager Ludvig Emgard are now (more…)

Based on the firm's bill of materials (BOM) estimate, the price of the entry level iPad; the 16GB Wi-Fi only model, is just close to $230 while the 64GB iPad 3G model, which is the most expensive of the lot retailing at $829 costs only $346 to make.iSuppli however notes that these prices do not include expenditure on R&D, software, marketing, distribution and patent licensing. Jagdish Rebello, senior director and principal analyst at iSuppli says
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iPhone OS 3.1.3 includes the following fixes and improvements:
iPhone OS 3.1.3 is available for all iPhone and iPod Touch models.
or Geohot to provide an update on how the latest iPhone OS impacts a jailbroken/unlocked iPhone as you could end up bricking your iPhone .
then download and install iPhone OS 3.1.3 via iTunes and please let us know how it goes and if it fixes the issues mentioned above if you were facing them.
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The latest version of the iPhone app integrates augmented reality with behind-the-scenes image processing to produce some really fine Sudoku solving software.
This is how the iPhone app works: When you point the iPhone camera towards a Sudoku puzzle from any newspaper or computer screen, the app first identifies the basic grids and number images. Using image processing techniques, these images of the numbers that are captured on screen are interpreted (more…)

If these were any indications of Apple choosing to part ways with Google and build a much more robust mapping application on their own, it has become increasingly clear today with an innocuous job posting at the Apple website.
The job post for the position of software engineer specifically emphasizes on the company's vision for their native maps application. The posting on the company's website reads
“We want to take Maps to the next level, (more…)