Author: Nancy Raskauskas, Senior Editor

Apple iPad Update

The Apple iPad hits the stores this weekend amidst a lot of hype and anticipation for the apps that will be available. Here is some of the latest information we have that may answer some of your questions. Will other vendors be able to sell the iPad? Apple confirmed  that most Best Buy stores will also have iPads on Saturday. 3G versions of the iPad will be out late April while the Wi-Fi versions will sell for $499-$699, depending on how much storage it carries. One caveat on this, nitial pre-orders are sold out. Unless you get one at a store, the earliest you might see an online order placed today is around April 12. What about the lack of Flash on the iPad? There have been many announcements of apps being released by several developers for the iPad. They seem to be working around the Flash issue. Mainly this is being done by the converting of Flash to HTML5. What ebooks and newspapers will be available at launch.? About 30,000 free e-books will  available at launch. The publishers are actually still looking to the iPad as a lifesaver  reeling them in many new subscribers. The Wall Street Journal hopes to glean $17.99 a month per reader. Any new and different types of content for the iPad? Well for one, MTV Networks, for example, is developing a “co-browsing app...

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Glee Auditions on MySpace

We Mentioned several months ago that online auditions for the upcoming  Glee season would be held on the Show’s website on Fox in April. Well, Now that have announced auditions right from their Myspace profile. If you have stars in your eyes and are between the ages of 16 and 26, you  can submit an audition video either by uploading your own pre-recorded video or choosing from a selection of MySpace Karaoke Glee hits on the Glee Auditions Official MySpace Profile. Glee Open Casting Call Video with Matthew MorrisonGlee Auditions | MySpace...

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BREAKING: The iPhone is Now Available Contract Free From the Apple Store

Apple is now selling the iPhone without an AT&T contract or ID at any Apple Store in the United States. Gizmodo received a copy of the internal documentation that reads, “Effective immediately, customers purchasing iPhone as device only at full price are no longer required to have an AT&T account or provide a form of ID. Device only full price iPhone slaes are limited to one per person per day.” The price is $499 for the iPhone 3G 8GB, $599 for the iPhone 3GS 16GB, and $699 for the 32GB model. Of course, these devices will be sold with the latest baseband which is not yet unlockable; however, you can use RedSn0w to perform a tethered jailbreak. via iClarified – Apple News – The iPhone is Now Available Contract Free From the Apple...

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