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Everyone is talking about the iPad as we near it's launch on April 3, 2010 and we are sure to be hearing much more in the coming weeks as shipping time comes closer.

Apple has shown the first iPad commercial at the Oscars this weekend.  Will this be looked back on as a historic beginning of a immensely successful product?  Or will it wil it be another flop like the Apple Newton was years ago?

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It's official, Apple has just announced that their much anticipated iPad tablet device will be available in the USA on April 3.  It is also posted on their front page at Apple.com.

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There has a big fuss lately about Apple bashing Adobe's Flash platform and refusing to enable it on their iPhone, iTouch, iPad and future mobile devices. 

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Well more specifically, you are going to need a big ass pocket to carry your cool new Apple iPad.

OhNoDoom has published a concept image of their "I Got a Big Ass Pocket" iBap design for functional clothing in the new digital and gadget age.  It is for carrying your new Apple iPad with convenience and style.  

Ok, it is a bit of a joke from them but also was to inspire thought about how fashion might change to be more funtional with the explosion of mobile devices around the world.

Enjoy.

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The Apple iPhone, iTouch and iPad debate is heating up and is now very public.  With Steve Jobs publicly bashing flash and Adobe forging forward trying to get flash on Apple's devices and other mobile devices.

We wrote here previously on The Real Reason Apple Declared War on Adobe Flash. 

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Don't have time to watch the whole keynote presentation of Steve Jobs introducing the iPad to the world? Here is a 3 minute condensed version, (well ok a parody) of the keynote for your enjoyment.

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After weeks of speculation, Apple’s new tablet computer, appropriately dubbed the “iPad,” has finally seen the light of day. Steve Jobs formally announced the iPad tablet computer yesterday, repeated painting a picture for the audience of a device that falls in between a smartphone and a notebook computer. Jobs lambasted netbook manufacturers, who have tried in the past to fill that gap, saying that the devices were inferior to both ends of the gap they try to fill.