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While many may discount the importance of Apple's new service - it may dramatically change how our children learn and and the tools they learn with. When the Kindle launched - I wondered how long it would be before consumers would migrate to digital - Then the iPad arrived and I thought how long would it be before I would have to purchase a tablet as a required tool for my children's education. Apple's announcement may hold the answers for the education market. I already have colleagues who have been asked by their schools to purchase iPads for their children - I have a problem with purchasing a $500 iPad for a 6 year-old. So I hope Apple's announcement includes the "iPad Student Edition" @ $199.
On a media note, it will be interesting to see how this service will affect publishers like Pearson Education.

Samsung has introduced the Galaxy S2 in pink color in December 2011 in its native South Korean market and it is now on preorder in the United Kingdom.

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Samsung, after receiving huge success from smartphone market, now is planning to release the latest version of its Galaxy S2 smartphone; it might be called the Galaxy S2 HD, a report said.
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The Lumia 900 by Nokia, the big brother of newly launched the Lumia 800, will be released at AT&T in March for the United States market, a report from Nokia Developer Website.

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Source from: http://www.akkuschnell.de/akku-blog/tablets-wars-apple-ipad-3-vs-asus-eee-pad-transformer-prime/

Apple’s iPad 3 is enjoying a healthy amount of attention in the run-up to its official unveiling, which is rumoured to take place in March of this year. Irrespective of its pros or cons the device, which will undoubtedly sell by the truckload, doesn’t have such a clear run at the market this time round.

So, not only our jobs going to China but pretty soon our oil, too?

For at least ten years, the typo-ridden truth-challenged Post has run up undisclosed losses, estimated by some industry insiders as as much as 30 million annually. The “sugar daddy” of The Post is, of course, right-wing media mogul Rupert Murdoch. Murdoch hopes that one day his beloved Post will leave the nest and become the free-market entity it’s editorial pages love so much: