As now the new system is in place, the company has yet again started online sales of the device and says that it will ship in March if you order it now. Customers are limited to only 2 device per person and can purchase all models including the ones in white.

Some additional information was found when the technology based site was examining the mock-up iPad 3. There were the numbers J1 and J2, which translates to iPad 3,1 and iPad 3,2, implying that there are 2 models set to be released. Perhaps the second model could be a 3G or 4G enabled device. Also inferred from the information was that the next iPad will house a brand new processor – which will probably be A6. The A6 processor is also proposed to be quad core. This would turn out to be more than two twice the speed of the current iPad 2. Amazing. One of the main things that people are anticipating the most is a ‘retina’ display or most notably a higher resolution will be sported by the device (see our article about the iPad 3’s potential new screen).

As for the release date of this new iPad, as always no one actually knows, but we can predict that it will be between the end of March or mid-April.

1. How did you conceive the idea for the App?

A little over 3 years ago, Hurricane Ike put my house under 3 foot of water. It was such a pain finding all my insurance policies, making all the contacts to file claims, and trying to dry out and save all the records that were in my desk drawers and filing cabinets, that I swore I would find an easier way to store the information important to my life. “iSafe N Secure” was conceived and designed with this experience in mind.

2. Do you think Apple’s offerings for developers for developing Apps is good? Are there any changes required?

Their offerings are very good. My one complaint with Apple has to do with the review process. I have had apps rejected for one reason, I fix that reason and resubmit, then they reject it again for an entirely different issue. It would be nice if they could state everything that needs to be done to make the app acceptable the first time it gets a reject. I would also like to see a “fast track” for updates so they don’t have to go through the entire process as new apps.

3. What is your marketing strategy? What marketing techniques do you use to promote your App in this heavily competitive application space?

Most of my apps are niche apps, thus I rely primarily on press releases and forums where the particular apps users would participate.

4. Can you describe your “Eureka” moment while developing the App?

My “Eureka” moments for all my Apps is when I get the email from Apple that says “processing to the App Store”.

5. How did you come to decide the price that you would be charging users to purchase your App?

I try and determined the value of the app for the targeted users and start there. Many of my apps then have price adjustments after the first few weeks to find the level that they are most profitable. (Sometimes lower, but sometimes I’m pleasantly surprised to find out I can sell just as many apps at a higher price)

An analysis/research firm called Canalys reports that Apple sold 15 million iPads and 5 million Macs in Q4 2011. If you add the two up and count the iPad in as a ‘PC’ then that means that Apple represents 17% of the quarterly PC sales worldwide.

These very impressive numbers could represent a few things. They show that Apple is dominating the tablet market with the iPad. But more so, it is very apparent that the reality of computing is heading in the direction of mobility and being portable, it is estimated that in a few years laptops and tablets will be so versatile and powerful, like the traditional desktop computer is today, that desktops themselves will become very nearly obsolete.

Learn more about Canalys.

The Japanese Tech Blog Apple.pro mentions that Apple plans to add a camera to the iPod nano with multitouch while retaining the same form factor. The blog has a great track record. It was also one of the first to point out that the iPod nano would include a multi-touch display.

What do you feel? Will Apple include a camera to the nano? Although the image look very real, we don’t believe Apple will do so. Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.

To do this they have designed an iPhone 4S reservation system, which is situated on the Chinese Apple Online Store. Customers can only use this service if they would like to buy an iPhone, they aren’t taking the custom from people who just walk in. To stop the scalpers from what they are doing in the queues, Apple is asking for Government ID’s and also asking the customer to present a proof of identification and their Government ID card. It is nothing but apparent that they have stepped up the security. It is thought that another reason why Apple have introduced this system is to reduce the size of the queues, and also to prevent people walking in and asking about stock.

The customers can reserve their iPhone 4S between the hours of 09:00 AM and 12:00 PM every day. They then receive an email from Apple at 09:00 PM confirming that they have successfully reserved an iPhone and what time they are required to pick it up from their chosen Apple Store.

It is clear that Apple have thought this through properly, despite the fact that they haven’t had to use this level of security on their reservations before, perhaps this will get introduced internationally to prevent queues and scalpers occurring elsewhere – only time will tell.

Apple sent this notification to all of those with a Chinese iTunes ID:

Due to high demand, we are accepting a limited number of iPhone reservations per day. To request an iPhone reservation, please choose your store and the iPhone you want. If we have an iPhone reservation for you, you’ll receive a confirmation email by 9:00 p.m. tonight that includes the time when you can pick up your iPhone tomorrow. A government-issued photo ID matching the name and ID number on your reservation is required for iPhone purchases. If you don’t receive an email, we were unable to reserve an iPhone for you, and you can try again another time. Only those who receive an email confirming their reservation will be able to purchase an iPhone; we will not be selling iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S to walk-in customers.

 

Learn more about iPhone.

via (AppAdvice)

It copies the entire style of Steve Jobs and Apple keynotes. Instead of the rebel Steve Jobs, some dummy is posing as him with angel wings on his back and promoting the Action Pad with Android in Taiwan by Action Electronics. This is shit. AXN should not have aired it in the first place. That’s another reason why the essence of Android goes missing all the time. Because guys like these, simply put Android on a crappy hardware which makes the entire ecosystem polluted.

The ad can be viewed is below -

What do you think? Leave your thoughts in the comments section below. We think we should boycott Action Electronics as this user suggests.

via (PC World)

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We are pretty sure that these types of Apps will definitely keep sneaking onto the App Store due to the fact that they are useful for many people out there who don’t have a carrier plan or just want an alternative to iCloud. But if you are looking to use QuasiDisk then you will have to find a different alternative as Apple have already pounced and removed it from their servers.