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 Forget Apple iPad 2: Reports Say iPad 3 Is the One to Watch Reports suggest that Wednesday's iPad announcement will reveal mainly minor upgrades and that the upcoming iPad 3 will have all the new bells and whistles. Share:   |  A Thinner, Faster iPad 2 Ships March 11 The next iPad will have a dual-core processor, an up to two-times faster CPU, with up to nine-times faster graphics. Pricing starts at $499. iPad 2 also will be one-third thinner than iPad 1 and will sport built-in front and rear-facing cameras and an iOS 4.3 update. Share: | iPad 2: 10 Questions That Need Answering Will the next iPad have two cameras? Will it be thinner, lighter, faster and maybe even cheaper? Here are a few questions Apple must answer. Share: | Google Yanks 21 Malicious Apps From Android Market, Phones The apps were free illegal downloads of popular apps in the Android Market, repackaged with malware able to steal details from a user's phone. 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Share: | Apple Strikes Back in Microsoft's 'App Store' Trademark Fight Microsoft had asked the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to deny Apple's 2008 trademark application for 'App Store.' Share: | The Eyes Have It: Eye-Tracking Laptop Tech Demo-ed at CeBIT Conference Tobii Technology showed visitors to the CeBIT tech conference in Germany how its eye-tracking technology could control a laptop, even for game playing. Share: | Intel Unveils Fast Next-Gen SATA 3.0 SSDs Intel today announced its next line of new solid-state drives, the 510 Series, which Intel says gets 6Gbit/sec. performance. Share: | Gmail Lesson: Don't Use Stats to Minimize Angry Users Google kept its users pretty well informed during the latest outage -- but please, guys, don't try to hide behind percentages. Share: | Nokia Plans €200 Million Factory in Vietnam Nokia plans to invest €200 million (US$276.3 million) in a new mobile phone manufacturing site near Hanoi in northern Vietnam along "with further, sizeable... 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