Thursday, March 31, 2011

Want to paying 3X,please sign up,Akku HP nw9440

News Corp., Scripps Networks, Akku Lenovo thinkpad T500 and Viacom claim the free TWCable TV for iPad app represents a contract violation and have told Time Warner to stop streaming their channels because it’s not covered under the current licensing agreement. Apparently, wanting to take that episode of The Daily Show into the bathroom should command a premium on top of the $75 subscribers already pay per month on average for TV. And did I mention that to get this app you also need to be paying for Internet service? Between cable Akku Lenovo thinkpad T400 and Internet, I fork over $173 per month. How many times should we have to pony up for the same content viewed at the same address? Um, how about once?!


For now, the Time Warner app only streams live TV, but the cable provider promises to add support for video on demand and the ability to set your DVR on the go. Streaming DVR playback could be an option down the road, but not right now. According to The New York Times, Cablevision’s upcoming app will be much more robust (read: threatening), transplanting “every existing channel Akku Lenovo thinkpad T410 and video-on-demand option to the iPad.” Variety says Cablevision’s app will also let subscribers access content stored on their DVRs. Verizon and Comcast are also working on streaming apps for the iPad, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they put those efforts on hold when Time Warner gets taken to court.


If cable and TV providers attempt to make such services mobile to extend beyond your abode, they could seriously erode revenue from premium services such as Amazon, Hulu Plus, iTunes, Akku Lenovo thinkpad T61 and Netflix, which, in turn, could impact the bottom lines of movie and TV studios. But the way Time Warner sees it, its app is a way of keeping the money flowing to the channel owners at a time when more customers are contemplating cutting the cord. I agree, but I’m not willing to pay more for this convenience within the home. If cable Akku Lenovo thinkpad R61 and satellite providers want to tack on a true portability tax, similar to what MLB does, then I might be willing to pay a little extra.


In other licensing disagreement news, this week Amazon ruffled more than a few feathers in the music biz by rolling out a new digital locker service. Users can upload tracks they’ve purchased Akku Lenovo thinkpad R60 and then stream them via the new Amazon Cloud Player for web or Android. You get 5GB of storage for free, but if you purchase an album from Amazon MP3, that allotment gets bumped to 20GB. What’s the big deal? Amazon didn’t secure additional music licenses (money) from the music labels. I’m not a legal expert, but I don’t understand why more licenses would be required for something I already own.


This is what Amazon told paidContent: “We do not need a license to store music in Cloud Drive. The functionality of saving MP3s to Cloud Drive is the same as if a customer were to save their music to an external hard drive or even iTunes.” The labels see things differently, of course. That’s because users can re-download tracks to multiple devices without any additional charges. Meanwhile, both Apple Akku Lenovo thinkpad T60 and Google are reportedly readying music locker services of their own, and word is that at least Apple is negotiating to obtain additional licenses.


Google To Tighten Control Over Android Juggernaut


Folks have lamented the dangers of Android fragmentation

for years, Akku Lenovo thinkpad T60P and Google seems to be doing something about it. First, it was the move to delay the Honeycomb source code release to developers, and now Google sources close to Business Week say the company is enforcing “non-fragmentation” partnership clauses to put the kibosh on unauthorized Android tweaks.


Understandably this has manufacturers Akku Lenovo thinkpad R60E and software companies hot and bothered, with even Facebook allegedly confirming complaints to Google about its micromanaged oversight of a rumored Facebook handset running on Android

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Fears of lax Google policing of Android are justified, especially with malware lurking within its app market, Akku Lenovo thinkpad R61I which forced the company to take action. Still, despite all the fuss over who gets hands on time with Android’s innards ahead of release, there are success stories, such as the HTC Sense UI, which has some nice features to offer. Still, some folks prefer a clean Android smart phone experience. We’ll have to see how it all shakes out in the coming weeks.


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Details of Samsung Series 9 ,dell latitude e5500 battery

Ports


You'll find the few ports on the Series 9 along the edges, rolled up into little pull-down drawers so as not to mar the elegant lines. Pull down the left drawer to access a Gigabit Ethernet port (an adapter is included), mini HDMI, hp elitebook 8740w battery and (chargeable) USB 3.0 port. Pull down the right side drawer for a combo headphone/mic jack, USB 2.0 port, and a microSD card slot. (We'd prefer a full-size one.) The curve on the back edges house the power jack on the left and a lock slot on the right.


Touchpad


The touchpad on the 13-inch Series 9 is just a bit smaller than the MacBook Air's (3.9 x 2.7 vs. 4.3 x 3 inches) but it offers a smooth, matte surface free of friction. It's one of the closest in both feel hp elitebook 8540p battery and functionality to Apple's touchpads, but it does have some drawbacks.


toshiba pa3356u-1bas battery who use touchpads with two hands may find it frustrating that the Series 9 sometimes mistakes leaving one finger on the bottom left click area for a desire to activate a multitouch gesture, such as zoom. Plus, the cursor sometimes jumped around when we had a finger resting there. We rarely, if ever, encounter these issues with MacBooks. But if you use one hand to navigate you won't have this problem.


The gestures available on the 13-inch Series 9 go beyond the standard two-finger scroll toshiba pa3356u-1brs battery and pinch/zoom found on many Windows notebooks. There's a three-finger flick for navigating within apps such as the photo viewer and browser. The four-finger gestures further attempt to mimic Mac OS X functionality: Swipe down to minimize everything and view the desktop and swipe up to activate the Aero 3D window manager. Swiping right presents a simple box listing all programs hp presario cq72 battery and windows, while swiping left toggles back and forth between the last two open windows.


Design


The Series 9 is a beautifully crafted machine. It's made mostly from a metal called duralumin, which up until now has only been used in aircraft construction. Samsung claims it's twice as strong as aluminum, Lenovo ideapad u550 battery and at 2.88 pounds, it does feel a hair lighter than the closest competition, the MacBook Air (2.9). Not only is it light, the Series 9 feels sturdier than the Air, especially if you pick it up by its corner. We also noted that the hinge is less fluid on the Series 9. You may not be able to open the lid with just one finger, but the display won't flop back when you carry it, either.


Unlike the Air, the Series 9 isn't all metal on the outside. Some pieces of the deck hp envy 17 battery and the base of the display connected to the hinge are high-grade, glossy plastic. It melds well with the duralumin style-wise, but is prone to fingerprint smudges in some areas.


Both notebooks are about the same size--12.9 x 8.9 x 0.62-0.64 inches (Series 9) and 12.8 x 8.9 x 0.11-0.68 inches (Air)--though Samsung managed to make its offering a bit slimmer at its thickest point while still adding a dash of flair. Unlike the Air, the edges don't taper in a straight line, but include a little arch hp g72 battery and curve reminiscent of the wave design found on the Samsung NF310 and SF510.


Under the hood, aesthetic similarities to the MacBook Air abound, including an island-style keyboard hp g62 battery and large touchpad, which might be mistaken for Apple's design work if they weren't in black. Though the design is minimalist, Samsung included a few extra touches, such as blue LED indicators in the keyboard and on the deck as well as the chrome-outlined power button on the upper right.


Beyond the actual notebook, Samsung also paid close attention to how the Series 9 is packaged. The box is also minimalist but elegant, right away giving owners the feeling they've purchased something high-end. (Check out our unboxing photos on the blog.)(hp compaq presario cq62 battery,hp compaq presario cq42 battery)


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Details of Intel SSD 320,Lenovo x200 battery

NAND Flash and Value


The SSD 320 is the first Intel drive to use 25-nanometer NAND Flash, a significant die shrink over the 34nm memory used in the X25-M. With the smaller dies, Intel saves money on production costs, savings the company says it is passing along to consumers VGP-BPS13 and OEMs.


The drive comes in capacities of 40, 80, 120, 160, 300, VGP-BPS13A/Q and 600GB with Intel prices of $89, $159, $209, $289, $529, and $1,069, respectively. Those prices are roughly in line with the street prices of competitors such as the OCZ Vertex 2 ($209 for the 120GB) and the Samsung 470 Series ($249 for 128GB, $499 for 256GB). However, if retailers offer any discounts off of Intel's prices, the SSD 320 could be a huge bargain


Technology and Features


With the launch of the SSD 320, Intel has updated its controller, with the goal of dramatically improving performance, particularly write speeds. However, the drive does not take advantage of the new SATA 6Gb/s interface that just become available on notebooks for the first time with the release of Intel's 2nd Generation Core Series processors VGP-BPS13A/B and chipsets in January 2011. This means that the SSD 320 will work with these newer notebooks, but it won't achieve the groundbreaking speeds of Intel's new SSD 510 (starting at $369 for 120GB). That drive is designed specifically for SATA 6Gb/s and promises speeds nearly twice those of the SSD 310.


In addition to faster performance, the SSD 310 offers improved security VGP-BPS13/B and reliability. Out of the box, the drive supports 128-bit AES encryption, allowing you to set a password for the drive that will prevent its data from being accessed if its ever stolen. It also keeps your data saved, even in the event that your computer loses power before it has a chance to shut down and clear the drive's cache.


Synthetic Tests


To get a baseline idea of what to expect we ran the SSD 310 through CrystalDiskMark 3.1, a synthetic benchmark that measures theoretical read VGP-BPS13B/B and write performance. However, before testing, Intel warned us that a theoretical test such as CrystalDiskMark might not show off the drive's best write performance because it doesn't "exercise the device long enough to reach its steady state."


Verdict


The Intel SSD 320 returns Intel to its rightful place amongst the performance leaders in the mainstream SSD category. Though the drive trailed competitors from Samsung, OCZ, VGP-BPS13B/Q and Crucial on many of our tests, it was usually within just a few milliseconds of the leader. Whether you're buying the drive as an upgrade or getting a brand new notebook with an Intel SSD 320 inside, you can buy with the confidence that that you're getting a fast performer that's comparable to the best SATA 3Gb/s drives on the market.


If your notebook is one of the new systems that has SATA 6Gb/s ports, you should definitely choose a drive like the Intel SSD 510 or OCZ Vertex 3 that takes full advanage of that interface. If you are shopping for a mainstream SSD upgrade, the Samsung 470 series offers slightly better overall performance, but the Intel SSD 320 should be near the top of your list because of its strong combination of security, reliability, VGP-BPS13A/S and performance.


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Wednesday, March 23, 2011

T-Mobile Sidekick 4G: Great Keyboard, Funky UI

laptopbatterymag.com:Those who rocked older Sidekicks a few years back should definitely find vgp-bps10/s battery that the new version carries the torch well. Now built by Samsung, the latest incarnation boasts access to T-Mobile’s 4G data network plus all the powerful apps that Android 2.2 offers. Running a 1GHz Coretex A8 Hummingbird CPU, the phone felt responsive to us. The Sidekick 4G features an excellent keyboard

with solid, clicky feel; a sturdy spring-loaded hinge, vgp-bps13b/q battery and a revamped UI.


Muvee Unveils HD Video Editing Tool for Android


A company with a long history in mobile video since the days vgp-bps10/b battery of the first Nokia N90 for Symbian, Muvee has a new solution up its sleeve. According to Muvee, this new technology will allow for fast video edits right on Android smart phones.


Based on CODEN (Compressed Domain Editing Engine), a platform which Muvee had previously announced, these new tools will allow for quick editing of HD video on mobile Android devices, without the need for the robust CPU horsepower resident on more powerful laptop vgp-bps13a/q battery and desktop computers.


We met with Terence Swee, Founder and CEO of Movee to find out how it works. According the Mr. Swee, today’s smart phones have become both extremely powerful video capture and computing devices , or as he jokingly put vgp-bps10a/b battery “Camputers”. The problem, says Twee, is that the image capture prowess of phones has not kept up with their CPU might.


Muvee circumvents his issue by editing vgp-bps13/q battery and altering only the software

container of video, and not working with the raw and copious amount of data within. The result is nimble editing which we observed first hand. Sadly, this Muvee platform is being pitched to wireless carriers, toshiba pa3535u-1brs battery and not directly to consumers via an app in the Android Market. This video lays out the basic operation.


That said, Muvee also demoed an interesting Android app that the company is working on, called the Social Picture Frame. It, as it’s name implies, will pull images from various social networking sites such as Twitter Toshiba PA3534U-1BRS Battery and Facebook. It will also integrate heavily with these services. Take a look at our video for a better view.


T-Mobile’s 42 Mbps Rocket 3.0 Faster Than LTE


T-Mobile is doubling down at CTIA on 4G, literally. The carrier has announced that it has lit up Orlando, Las Vegas, vgp-bps21/s battery and New York with a network upgrade that can deliver theoretical download speeds of 42 Mbps. Since we’re in Orlando, we swung by T-Mobile’s both to see just how fast T-Mobile is getting.


Using the new T-Mobile Rocket 3.0 data stick, vgp-bps21a/b battery made by ZTE, we saw a blazing download rate of 25 Mbps. That’s on a par or faster that the best speeds we’ve seen from Verizon’s LTE data sticks. Upload speeds weren’t as impressive, registering 2.7 Mbps, compared to 5 to 12 Mbps for LTE. Still, if these speeds hold true, T-Mobile’s network

will definitely lap Sprint’s Mobile WiMax, which peaks at 10 Mbps.


T-Mobile says that it will continue to expand its 42 Mbps upgrades to Chicago, Long Island, N.Y, vgp-bps21b battery and North New Jersey, and that 140 million Americans in 25 cities will see increased 4G speeds by mid-year. No word yet on pricing for the Rocket 3.0, but it will go on sale later this spring.


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Monday, March 21, 2011

Pleasantly surprised,Sony ultraportable VAIOs coming now

Sony products have always been quite stylish with a sense of “high-end hardware” attached elitebook 8730w battery to its branding. According to SonyInsider, this trend will continue with two new upcoming VAIO laptops that will be unlike many others released so far.


One of these laptops will be an ultraportable VAIO Hybrid PC. With expected specifications of a Core i7 processor, HDMI 1.4, Intel Wireless Display elitebook 6930p battery and a total weight of less than 2.5 pounds (1.13kg), the notebook is a powerhouse on its own that could hold up well against Apple’s MacBook Air. Unfortunately, expected screen size is still unknown. The more exciting functionality, however, will be the ability for the ultraportable to connect to a secondary component. This stationary unit will turn the ultraportable into a full-fledged desktop replacement by providing Radeon HD 6700M series discrete graphics, a Blu-ray burner, probook 4510s battery and additional HDMI and USB ports. On paper, this concept would be perfect for users wanting a long-lasting ultraportable that can also replace a dedicated desktop when stationed indoors.


Interestingly, reports also point to a possible Intel Thunderbolt port for the new VAIO Hybrid PC. The interface was recently demonstrated running on Apple’s latest MacBook refresh with swift speeds probook 4710s battery and results. It is currently unclear, however, if the port would be directly accessible through the laptop or is associated with the desktop replacement docking unit.


The second Sony VAIO is expected to be an 11.6-inch netbook with Google Chrome OS support. If true, elitebook 8540w battery this would be Sony’s first laptop to officially support the new OS out of the box and would really have to make an impression in order to showcase what advantages this could bring to users.


Outside of its Chrome OS support, the netbook is expected to run on Nvidia’s Tegra 2 platform, have a 1366x768 resolution screen, 1GB RAM, 3G or 4G support, elitebook 8730p battery and an ULV GeForce GPU for better graphics performance. Although 1GB of RAM is quite low by today’s standards, Electronista predicts that the low memory footprint of the Google OS could offset the lower amount of included RAM. The weight of the netbook will be as little as 2.2 pounds (0.99kg) with up to 8 hours of solid battery life.


Currently, Sony offers ultraportable lines of laptops with the attractive yet pricey VAIO X elitebook 8530p battery and Z Series. The new notebooks mentioned above will likely be new VAIO lines instead of just extensions to an already existing product series.


Expected prices are unknown at this time, but we can anticipate a summer 2011 release for the VAIO Hybrid PC elitebook 8530w battery and Chrome OS netbook. These unique laptops will definitely breathe some fresh air to Sony’s already wide assortment of consumer notebooks.


Samsung demos laptop with transparent LCD display


Although Samsung has previously showed off laptops with transparent screens, their previous models were OLED screens compared to the LCD display that is now being demoed. The display was up for preview at the International Flat Panel Display Show in China vgp-bps13b/s and could be featured in products later this year.


While having a transparent screen is pretty nifty, it’s even niftier when the screen comes with a Full HD resolution. The 14” screen that was on hand featured a 1680x1080 pixel resolution vgp-bps13b/b and had a transmittance of 14-15% according to Samsung. The display works through the use of 4 white LED lights that are found on the side panels of the screen. The light of the outside environment is used as backlight and as a result the power requirements of the display are vastly reduced.


Samsung also displayed larger screens, 22” vgp-bps13as and 46” models, that could find their way into signs, windows and various other products. While some may find transparent screens to be more of a hindrance than a help, the resulting extended battery life could make them interesting options in the future. Samsung‘s representatives at the show stated that commercial products could be released “in or after the 3rd quarter of 2011”, vgp-bps13a/s and we’ll have to wait and see what devices their engineers can come up with.


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Good News, LG G-Slate tablet will come out in April

Looks like customers in the U.S. will have to wait just a little longer before they can get their hands on LG’s upcoming tablet. T-mobile blog TmoNews is reporting an expected delay for the LG G-Slate. The new supposed April 20th release date would be about one month behind schedule of the previously latitude e6410 battery planned March 23rd launch date. An official announcement for the delay could come later this month at the CTIA tradeshow.


Reasons for a delay were not mentioned, but given the current tablet climate, there can be a number of possible causes. For one, LG may be deciding to avoid the recently launched IPad 2. The Apple tablet has been selling like hotcakes latitude e6510 battery and could overshadow new tablets that launch within the same timeframe. Therefore, avoiding a March launch can give the G-Slate extra breathing room for better marketing opportunities.


In addition to the G-Slate, the T-Mobile G2x smartphone is expected to launch at the same time, giving T-mobile customers more options for their cellular and data needs.


The 8.9-inch LG G-Slate will be equipped with a 1GHz Tegra 2 processor, 1280x768 resolution screen, dual cameras for 3D recording, Android 3.0, latitude e5510 battery and be compatible with T-mobile’s network. It was first shown at CES earlier this year. Unfortunately, prices and possible models have yet to be announced, but could be made public this month at the CTIA show. It would be unsurprising if a future Wi-Fi only model was announced, as was the case for the Motorola Xoom latitude e5410 battery and iPad 2.


More notebooks to incorporate graphics-enabled processors


Laptop gamers commonly avoid integrated graphics like the plague when it comes to shopping for new hardware. While low on power consumption inspiron 1440 battery and price, onboard graphics simply do not have the horsepower required to play most modern 3D games at even basic settings. Now, a new kind of integrated graphics is emerging as a CPU/GPU hybrid, called the graphics-enabled processor (GEM).


Intel is currently at the forefront for pushing GEMs into consumer laptops this year. This is because Sandy Bridge processors are technically GEMs as they integrate CPU EliteBook 2530P Battery and GPU into one chip and can handle graphics such as HD video flawlessly. AMD Fusion APUs, which also integrate CPU and GPU functionalities, can also be considered GEMs by this definition.


Integrated graphics have been the heart of most mass market laptops for years. According to iSuppli, however, GEMs could quickly become more common as they will be installed in “about 115 million notebooks that will ship this year, which is about half the expected shipments for all of 2011.” By 2014, the same research firm expects over 80% of all notebooks to be equipped with GEMs. Dailytech predicts that such an outcome would potentially damage the discrete GPU market dominated by Nvidia. If the company cannot offer compelling low-end EliteBook 2730P Battery and mainstream graphics solutions, its market share could begin dwindling due to the advent of GEMs. Those looking for more high-end graphics, though, will still be sticking to discrete graphics solutions.


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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

free CR-48 notebooks

If you were one of the many crossing their fingers in hope of Google sending a CR-48 laptop their way, then it might be time to unravel your digits. According to a tweet from a Google executive, the Chrome OS CR-48 prototype notebooks have all been shipped Akku Lenovo T61P and Google will not be accepting anymore applications to its Pilot program.


The laptops were first announced in December 2010 Akku Lenovo R61E and showcased the much awaited Google Chrome OS. In an attempt to publicize and test the quick-boot OS, Google announced a pilot program where the CR-48 notebooks were handed out for free in exchange for periodical feedback. Original estimates indicated that Google produced approximately 60,000 of these notebooks and gave them away to applicants that they deemed satisfactory.


Unfortunately, Google executive Sundar Pichai tweeted earlier this week that all the units have been shipped for now Akku Lenovo R61I and the Chrome OS will only be available via partner laptops later this year. In confirmation of the Tweet a Google spokeswoman said via email “At this time we are no longer accepting new applications for the Pilot program and no longer shipping units. We are looking forward to our partner devices later this year." The spokeswoman also indicated that the response to the Pilot program “has been fantastic” Akku Lenovo R60E and interest in the Chrome notebooks “greatly surpassed our expectations”.


While it is unfortunate that there will no longer be any free CR-48 notebooks, it is comforting to know that the Chrome OS managed to be a hit. The latest updates to the OS cleared up some known issues Akku Lenovo T60P and this should only lead to better things in the future. Thankfully, the official Samsung Akku Lenovo T60 and Acer Chrome OS notebooks should hit markets in the middle of this year and we hope to be able to get our hands on the OS at that point.


Hewlett-Packard has updated its official site to include sales of its updated HP Pavilion G series with Sandy Bridge processors.


The new laptops are the 15.6-inch dv6t Select Edition Akku Lenovo R60 and the 17.3-inch dv7t Select Edition and will include a chassis redesign. Both of these Select Editions also come in “Quad Editions” where buyers can opt for higher-end processors and graphics cards. Throughout these different editions, users can choose to outfit the laptops with a wide range of Sandy Bridge Core i5 and Core i7 processors. Graphics can also range from Intel HD Graphics 3000 up to a Radeon HD 6770M with 1GB of GDDR5 VRAM. See the official site for a good overview of what specifications and options the laptops have to offer.


Starting prices of the Pavilion dv6t Select, dv7t Select, dv6t Quad, and dv7t Quad are at $799, $899, $999, Akku Lenovo R61 and $1099, respectively. Estimated ship time for these models is expected to start March 25th.


Last month, HP revealed in a special event at San Francisco its plans to reinvigorate the webOS platform. The introduction of the Veer, Pre3, Akku Lenovo T61 and the tablet TouchPad will be the first steps HP has in store for this year. Now, final release dates for the three products may be coming almost simultaneously and sooner than we expected. According to Electronista, HP CEO Leo Apotheker revealed in a Monday briefing his expected plans for the upcoming webOS devices as well as a general sales goal for future devices based on the OS.


The smartphones Veer and Pre3 and the TouchPad tablet should all be seeing a launch sometime this June, Akku Inspiron 1520 and would only be the first in a wave of webOS releases. HP plans to expand and market the Palm-developed OS to as many new devices as possible, including printers and PCs. All in all, Leo Apotheker aims for an eventual 100 million webOS devices shipped. Although no time schedule was given for such an ambitious goal, HP can very well meet this target if the platform is pushed to the same consumer awareness levels as iOS and Android. Former company Palm, Inc. is predicted to not have had the resources necessary to propel Akku Inspiron 1521 and market webOS effectively.


Unfortunately, webOS will be in for an uphill battle against the likes RIM, Apple, Akku Inspiron 1721 and Google. If HP plans to make its acquisition of Palm worth the investment, webOS will really have to take off in the long run. Thus, a lot of pressure is on the HP TouchPad to showcase the potential of webOS to a market dominated by Apple and Google.


The recent mega-tsunami that struck Northeastern Japan last week continues to disrupt many technology companies Akku Inspiron 1720 and their manufacturing chain. Now, new releases on the archipelago island may be delayed as well, including Apple’s iPad 2.


“We are delaying the launch of the iPad 2 in Japan while the country Akku G72 and our teams focus of recovering from the recent disaster” said Apple spokesperson Natalie Kerris. While the disaster is expected to cause worldwide supply issues for certain manufacturers, Kerris pointed out that the decision to delay the iPad 2 launch was not due to component shortages. Analysts, however, say that Apple could eventually be having supply issues with flash memory if the crisis continues.


For iTunes users wanting to help families affected by the tsunami, Apple has added an option in the iTunes Store to accept donations ranging from $5 up to $200. 100% of all collected funds will go to the American Red Cross, who in turn will provide aid to disaster victims.


About 5 percent of Apple’s revenue last quarter was from sales in Japan, according to Reuters. Revenue from the country rose to $1.4 billion during this period.


The original Japanese launch date of the iPad 2 was slated for March 25th, but Apple has yet to announce the revised launch date for the region. Launch delays elsewhere were not mentioned Akku HP G62 and are still on schedule.


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