Friday marked the release of the Apple iPad mini. Like the iPod, iPhone, and iTouch before it the iPad mini has been "cut down to size." The new iPad mini stands at 7.87 inches tall and 5.3 inches wide. Available storage space in the margins of 16GB, 32 GB, and 64GB. Wi-Fi connection, LED backlight, and 1024-by-768 resolution with 163 pixels round out the product. The iPad mini is the slick new addition to the Apple family and should open a new stream of revenue an consumers for the company.
source: iPad mini
2.) The Social Advance
Register your location with Facebook today! Facebook is not trying to get mobile users to check their location by offering them free Wi-Fi at certain locations. The internet giant is giving businesses free Wi-Fi routers that offer free internet to those who check their location. This incentive may be enough for many mobile users to update their locations as needed. Why pay for an internet connection when you can get it for free at a small check? Facebook will be on a constant lookout for how users interact with their new program. Will this place Facebook ahead of many other social networks? Only time will tell the outcome.
source: Facebook Wi-Fi
3.) A Champion of Smartphones?
With the large selection of phones on the market today it takes research to find the one that best suits the user. The Nexus 4 could be the next phone for you! Built by LG and Google, this new Android phone may be a rising star that can stand against the iPhone. While the phone does not support an LTE it still fights hard with its array of impressive features. The Gorilla Glass 2 used for the phone helps keep those pesky scratches away. The rubber plastic band around it helps users keep a strong hold on the phone and, prevents many from dropping the phone to its demise. It has a 1280-by-768 display with an impressive 320 pixels. The phone also sports a 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor, Adreno 320 graphics processor, and 2GB of RAM. An interesting piece of hardware that is sure to find a place among leading smartphones. Pick one up for yourself today for around $300.
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