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Apple is set to launch its latest tablet iPad 3 on Wednesday, March 7. Until then, the Apple fans can watch the concept video of the iPad 3 right now. The Aatma Studio Animation have developed the concept video of the amazing iPad 3. Before three days of iPad 3's debut, the iPad 3 concept video was published on YouTube. One would love watching the video repeatedly as it has been developed using incredible graphics

Apple, the tech giant, will unveil its tantalizing next-generation tablet, dubbed iPad 3, on March 7. Speculations about the features of the iPad 3 are rampant and if they are to be believed then one can expect the best features in it. The most anticipated features to be included in the iPad 3 are Retina Display, Quad Core processor, a better camera, 4G LTE and a bigger battery. But the tentative factor is iPad 3’s cost, which nobody has been able to confirm so far.

Apple has dominated the tablet market ever since it launched the iPad and the impending debut of the next generation tablet, dubbed iPad 3, is expected to strengthen Apple’s position as No.1 tablet maker further. The reason is because iPad 3 is expected to feature significant hardware and software advancements over its predecessor iPad 2.

Apple Inc. announced that its App Store reached 25 billion application downloads Saturday. A billion thanks. 25 times over, said an announcement on the company's Web site. The App Store has reached 25 billion downloads. Thanks for getting us there.

As the iPad 3 release date nears, rumors surrounding the next-generation iPhone 5 have accelerated, with talk of new features, software and launch date.

It has long been rumored that the next Apple iPad will have a high resolution display to rock your world. But will the tech giant break the tradition and promote the high resolution display in iPad 3 by naming the new tablet iPad HD?

Apple plans to unveil something it wants us to see and touch, according to the press invites it sent out at the end of February. It could be an all new iPad 3, of course, but Apple could opt to debut a new iOS version 6 as well. Other rumors include a new Apple TV 2, iPad Mini announcement or an iPod Touch.

March 7 will see the unveiling of Apple's newest iPad, and whether it's an iPad 3 or iPad 2S, it will likely sell millions. Even if we don't know the exact features it will have yet, we can see where the tablet world is headed, and Google Chairman Eric Schmidt already announced Google is working on its own tablet.

The Taiwanese company had already shattered the seeming invincibility of Apple's iPad with the launch of Transformer Prime recently. Now, with the launch of Transformer Prime Infinity, the company is delivering a much stronger blow to iPad 2. Tablet experts believe that Infinity can prove a threat even to the highly anticipated iPad 3.

Rumor mills are all buzzing about iPad 3, as the next generation Apple tablet is expected to be unveiled on Wednesday, March 7. However, let’s not forget that something bigger (though not literally) is expected to debut later this year (supposed in Fall) – iPhone 5 – a device that has generated more hype than all iPads combined.

Apple is quite certain to equip the next generation iPad (dubbed iPad 3) with Retina Display (2048x1536 pixels resolution). The leaked images of iPad 3 screen, tested under microscope, in February 2012, suggested the resolution is about to double in the new tablet. But not only a higher display resolution, iPad 3 may also be unveiled with next generation iOS a.k.a. iOS 6, if a report by Ars Technica is to be believed.

With rumors about the upcoming flagship smartphones of both Apple and Samsung getting momentum day by day, the two rivals are gearing up for the release of their best weapons - iPhone 5 (or whatever Apple will name it) and Galaxy S3 respectively.

Reports said Microsoft will soon be pushing out tablets running on the latest operating system soon. Now the question is - once the Windows 8 tablets are out in the market, how will it affect the current leaders in the tablet space? Or, will it pose a threat any way?

Apple’s iPad 3 is gearing to be unveiled n March 7, with a possible release soon after. Since the first iPad went on sale in 2010, no other tablet had what it takes to go up against it. Hence, iPad has grown to become the single most popular tablet in the world. Android tablets are there, but despite having the backing of Google, and a host of hardware manufacturers, none have come close in having the kind of success the iPad is experiencing. However, another tablet platform has now reared its ...

As GDC 2012 nears, here are the top five announcements video game insiders say are likely to be made by various companies at the 2012 Game Developers Conference.

Rumors have been circulating about a possible A6 chip in the highly anticipated iPad 3, but Ars Technica has published some analysis that suggests some iPads are already running on iOS 6 software .

Here's a rundown of the best free NCAA Tournament applications for iPhone, Android and iPad, which provide all the mobile live streams, bracket information, scores and commentary you need as you get ready for the Final Four in New Orleans.

MWC 2012 turned out to be the Microsoft show, and there were even a couple of new Windows Phone 7 devices unveiled. Mobile World Congress may be most remembered for not having debuted the iPad 3 or the Samsung Galaxy S3, but for Microsoft fans, it was show they may never forget.

Samsung may debut the Galaxy S3 smartphone in April according to reports from the Korean manufacturer's marketing team Cheil Worldwide. Samsung didn't debut the Galay S2 at the Mobile World Congress because it said there would be a stand alone release set before summer. The Galaxy S2 smartphone did appear at the 2011 MWC, but its runaway success has afforded Samsung to take the Apple approach and hold its own press event for the unveiling.

Apple's iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S3 are two of the most anticipated phones for 2012, but with no official word on specs and features; How do the rumors for each phone measure up?

Apple and Samsung, two leading electronics manufacturers, have both taken out patent lawsuits against each other. A German court has thrown out these disputes today, according to a report from BBC News. Although the two companies have argued over the “slide-to-unlock” feature and other patents, their future smartphone releases may not overlap.