Apple reveals iPad Air at 16 ounces, iPad mini at $399

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	Apple reveals iPad Air at 16 ounces, iPad mini at $399 Apple Tuesday announced its "biggest step" with its tablet line, but took only about 20 minutes out of its hour-plus presentation to do it: a years-in-the-making slimmed down version of the 9.7-inch iPad, now dubbed iPad Air, and a high-resolution display for the 7.9-inch iPad mini. The biggest shock: a $70 price increase for the smaller tablet, to $399. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Enterprise Mobility Management Tech Seminar Network World Announces Launch of New Tech Seminar Attend this content-rich, one-day event and determine the next steps to take as you hear from mobility experts, enterprise IT professionals and leading product and service providers. November 6th, Hyatt Regency Chicago, 8:00 am – 4:15 pm. Free Registration. In this Issue Apple quietly releases iOS 7.0.3, with new fixes and features First look: Apple iPad Air & more The Windows world already has a few iPad Airs of its own LG steps into the Firefox OS market with Fireweb phone Galaxy S 4 mini set for sale by U.S. carriers in November Nokia bets its camera will make you buy its tablet, smartphones The 20 greatest milestones of Android's first five years Introducing the smart chair RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Google Get Chrome for Business Deploy Chrome browser for your company and customize 100+ policies. Manage updates, compatibility with older apps and more. www.google.com/chrome Apple quietly releases iOS 7.0.3, with new fixes and features Along with new iPads, MacBook Pro notebooks and the donut-shaped Mac Pro announcements, Apple quietly released Tuesday an update for iOS 7, with a range of improvements and bug fixes. Read More First look: Apple iPad Air & more Apple's hotly anticipated updates for the iPad family were rolled out today at the company's usual stage show in San Francisco, grafting the newest-generation hardware that debuted with the iPhone 5S last month onto the larger form factor. Here's a brief look at the two brand-new tablet models. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Business Value of Blade Infrastructures Download this white paper to discover how migrating to a blade platform helped eight companies in the education, healthcare, media, retail and telecommunications industries reduce annual IT infrastructure cost per user by almost 25%. Learn More The Windows world already has a few iPad Airs of its own With the introduction of the iPad Air, Apple has changed the game once again. "Thinness" is once again the watchword, and every upcoming tablet will be compared against Apple's thinner, lighter tablets to see if they measure up. Read More LG steps into the Firefox OS market with Fireweb phone LG Electronics' new smartphone based on Firefox OS, the Fireweb, offers slightly better hardware specs than competing products. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mobiquity Inc. Not Getting Real Value Out of Mobile? Think Beyond the App. Mobility promises to drive real competitive advantage. But why hasn't it happened yet? Because it's about true innovation, not just building an app. Find out more. Learn More Galaxy S 4 mini set for sale by U.S. carriers in November Samsung announced a mini 4.3-in. version of the Galaxy S 4 will go on sale in November over four U.S. carriers. Read More Nokia bets its camera will make you buy its tablet, smartphones Nokia is counting on its camera technology to attract buyers to its new tablet and large screen smartphones it introduced this week. The Lumia 1320 and 1520 were unveiled at Nokia World in Abu Dhabi Tuesday. Read More The 20 greatest milestones of Android's first five years Android, this is your life. Read More Introducing the smart chair Do you cocoon when you're texting? Or strunch when you're laptop gazing? Does your back ache from hunching over small electronic devices and tapping at tiny keypads? Read More
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