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Delta has presented the Fly Delta app for the iPad, iOS 6 integration Passbook

Not only has Delta been eagerly embracing WiFi onboard its flights, the company's also been rolling out a digital makeover. Joining upgrades to its website, the airline has introduced a new iPad, simply called Fly Delta. The free app lets you do the usual stuff like checking-in and booking flights, but it also goes a few miles further. Aside from serving as a light travel guide, offering up info on your destination, the app will also serve inflight needs, like purchasing WiFi and other onboard amenities.

Delta has presented the Fly Delta app for the iPad, iOS 6 integration Passbook

What's more, "Glass Bottom Jet" offers an interactive live-map view of the world below you with social networking integration. Best of all, Delta's iOS 6 iPhone App Passbook integration is now live, so you can leave that paper boarding pass at home. Full press release and video demos just pas`t the break.

Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2 official: Windows 8, NFC and a fingerprint reader, arrives in October


If you've been paying attention, you not only knew Lenovo was readying a ThinkPad-branded Windows 8 tablet, but you probably already noticed all the leaked specs, too. Indeed, we first saw this thing all the way back at Computex, where Lenovo gave us a fairly hands-off peek, taking care to conceal most of the device's specs. Later, it turned up in the FCC and in official documents, letting us know the slate would actually be arriving quite soon.
( Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2 official: Windows 8, NFC and a fingerprint reader, arrives in October, image )

And here it is! As we previously reported, this is a 10-inch slate running Windows 8 and an Intel Atom processor. And yes, it will replace the current ThinkPad Tablet, which runs Android. Other key specs include a 1,366 x 768 IPS display, a 10-hour battery, optional 3G / 4G, micro-HDMI output and a pair of 2MP / 8MP cameras. For the most part, that cellular connection will take the form of HSPA+ but in the US, at least, the tablet will be available on AT&T's LTE network. And, as we learned in more recent leaks, this 9.8mm-thick tablet makes room for an NFC radio, along with a fingerprint reader and a pen, which can be stowed in a slot on the tablet. Additionally, it will be sold alongside an optional keyboard, as well as a dock with three USB ports, HDMI-out and an Ethernet jack.

Source: engadget

Latest news: internal email said, Apple SVP Eddy Cue crave 7-inch iPad in 2011

 ( Latest news: internal email said, Apple SVP Eddy Cue crave 7-inch iPad in 2011, image )

When the passage of a court hearing today in the Apple vs Samsung on patent infringement in Northern California, the actual internal Apple email, at which Vice President Senior Internet Software and Services Eddy Cue instruct the company to produce a tablet with a 7-inch size, market Keep an slate for the more petite.

An email in question was, reportedly dates back to January of 2011, and sent to Scott Forstall, Tim Cook and Phil Schiller, according to The Next Web. AllThingsD added that the topic comes with an email from one of the reporters, who shared that they had moved to a Samsung tablet with 7-inch size of the iPad, because they get a smaller size of the Tab is more surprising.

Cue reportedly agreed with the decision, and create their own solutions. That email does not cause iPad form-factor is more petite until now, but with talk heating up around the upcoming "iPad Mini," is supposed that the compact Apple tablet may one day attend. And Cue true - there must be a will to 7-inch tablet. The end of Apple CEO Steve Jobs is a fierce critic of the tablet, says that a person will only complete when it comes with sandpaper to make the smaller fingers. Below is a picture of the e-mail Cue, who has been sent to the proof.



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Source : engadgetallthingsd, thenextwebCnet

Apple vs Samsung, Samsung Buyers return tablet because they thought they were getting iPads: Best Buy



After Motorola Xoom tablet disputed by Apple, Samsung's turn now in question, Apple is indeed the first company to create a tablet, and therefore they are not satisfied if his creations imitated other companies.

The atmosphere is tapered in San Jose, California. In the last round of the document specified by the All Things D, some surprising new items have been obtained. Is Samsung's Android devices Apple really "copycat" are at issue in court and in blog or internet technology, but some newly obtained internal Samsung documents directing that Samsung may have the ideal job for it while trying to maintain the model.

Samsung was ordered by the court to collect some internal documents, and the resemblance to the Samsung Android and Apple stuff often seems to be a topic of discussion. Various media such as newspapers and the Internet are also discussed including employee records Samsung discuss some of his own likeness.

According to one document, Samsung even has a few reports of Best Buy who said that customers who return tablet Samsung Galaxy when they buy them because they think they are getting iPads. South Korean customers on the most popular electronic collection system is implementing a terideal to avoid incriminating documents from being used in the trial, for reasons that are clear and accurate. If they were allowed as evidence, though it must be the problem for Samsung.

Via: BGR

Motorola Xoom tablet finally revealed no violation of the three design patents Apple iPad



Cupertino-based company originally sued Motorola Xoom tablet is believed to be infringing or to imitate the three design patents Apple iPad to continue in court. But on Tuesday in the German Court has stated that the Motorola Xoom tablet does not infringe the patent Apple iPad three designs. Fox Business reported.

While the ruling party favored by Motorola, the court rejected the company's claim that Apple's design patent was invalid. Cupertino-based company is also seeking an injunction barring the sale of Motorola slate throughout Europe.

The Court ordered Apple to pay two-thirds of the associated court costs and ordered Motorola to pay the remaining third. Design violations in just one category of intellectual property disputes ongoing between major technology players in Germany and around the world.

Via: BGR
Source: Foxbusiness