Apple iPad available for pre-order
Apple has finally opened the gates for pre-ordering their upcoming tablet, iPad. The new device, which pretty much works as a much larger iPhone and is build on the same platform, retails from $500. And while all iPhone apps will be compatible with the iPad, the new device will give media publishers a new platform to distribute their magazines, and, especially ebooks.
The iPad will ship to customers on April 3.


Apple’s iPhone and iPod Touch app store has reached another milestone: 150,000 applications are now available for download. It’s only a month ago when Steve Jobs revealed that there were 140,000 apps with 3 billion downloads to date.
There’s no denying that Apple’s iPhone is selling well — in fact, Apple is selling millions of them every year. Or month, it’s hard to tell, there’s just so many of them.
Google’s iPhone rival, the Nexus One, doesn’t appear much of a rival after all — at least not sales wise. The Nexus One has reportedly sold only 80,000 units during its first month, compared to the few million iPhones Apple sells each month.
According to Cryptopath, a potentially deadly iPhone security exploit has been found. The exploit, which allows iPhone settings configuration files to be installed over-the-air through Safari, was originally meant for enterprise clients but is now available for folks with less honorable intents. 