The iPad Is Like Holding The Future. But Only Because I Graduated From iPhone School.

When the iPhone first launched in 2007 I was sure I wasn’t going to buy one. Then I played with one. 15 minutes later I was $600 poorer. It was arguably the best tech purchase I’ve ever made. After the Apple event today, I got a chance to play with the new iPad for quite a bit of time.My takeaway? The thing is beautiful and fast. Really fast. If you’ll excuse my hyperbole, it felt like I was holding the future. But is it a must-have? That’s a complicated question.

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50 per cent of Brits would buy an Apple games console

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Jason Calacanis (Possibly) Spoils Apple Tablet Event, Drops Major Details


Jason Calacanis isn’t a a nobody. He’s a serial web entrepreneur, founder of Weblogs, Inc. and CEO of search engine Mahalo (amongst others). And just a few minutes ago, via his Twitter account, he (possibly) dropped some major hints on the Apple tablet that’s going to be presented tomorrow. Calacanis claims he has been given a tablet by Apple ten days ago, adding “For background: apple asked me to do press tomorrow on cnbc, cnn, etc.”.

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Nokia X6 now available in 16GB flavour

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FCC Probes Google, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, And Verizon On Early Termination Fees

The FCC has just sent letters inquiring about Early Termination Fees to each of the major wireless carriers in the United StatesAT&T, Sprint Nextel, T-Mobile, and Verizon Wireless and one outlier: Google. We’ve embedded all five letters below. The inquiry is the first action taken by the FCC’s recently formed Consumer Task Force. The inquiry comes only a few weeks after the FCC questioned Verizon about its high $350 ETF for “advanced devices” and deemed Verizon’s response to be “unsatisfying, and, in some cases, troubling”.

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Exclusive: Orange hints at offering Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 soon

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Cloudkick Rolls Out Freemium Model For Server Management System

Cloudkick, a Y Combinator-incubated startup that offers a free server management system to businesses, is rolling out its freemium model and additional features. Cloudkick provides detailed graphs on the health of your servers, and tools to categorize and keep information about what each server is doing. Cloudkicks dashboard allows you to easily add or remove servers from Rackspace Cloud, Amazon EC2, Linode, GoGrid, Slicehost, RimuHosting, and VPS.NET and then monitor an unlimited amount of instances. You can see all the servers in one place, and color-code and label each server.

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Report: 70m homes will pay for IPTV by 2014

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Better Place Raises $350 Million To Make This World A Better Place

I’ve been quite fascinated by electric car firm Better Place since I read up on how the company was founded by former SAP executive Shai Agassi in the excellent book ‘Start-up Nation’, which tells of Israel’s historical entrepreneurial DNA and tech success stories.

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World’s first 3D office photocopier launches

Ortery has launched a new office machine called ‘Photosimile’ or what it claims to be the world’s first 3D product photography machine.

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