Yup, I got hold of an iPad just now. One of my friends work at the U.S. customs, he was able to score me one easily. Of course, don’t tell anyone that I did this as my friend will probably get in trouble/fired from his job.
I got the iPad dissected pics here and also will be doing a hands-on review real soon.
P.S. Did you get it?
Yup, I got an iPad reserved. I hate the iPad but why did I reserve one? So I can hack it with Google Chrome OS. I don’t know if that’s possible or not but I am counting on other hackers to hack it up rather quickly. I even bought iPadiHacked.com so, watch out for some iPad Hacks when iPad hits the market on April 4th.
Here’s a rather fantastic hack job on an MSI Wind U100-641US netbook that has been literally turned into a homebrewed iPad by stuffing Hackintosh and some touchscreen plus iPad UI. (See details here)
Certainly, this could be a great option for hackers/modders out there who don’t want to shell out $499 fo
Perhaps money is too good for Apple and AT&T, Steve Job’s official word on iPhone tethering the iPad is a simple, “no”.
Well, the wi-fi version of the iPad is poised to hit store shelves on April 3, and given that a large number of interested purchasers for the device presumably own iPhones, it’s only natural to wonder if AT&T will enable users to tether their iPhones to the iPad. Now seeing as how a wi-fi version of the iPad will soon be accompanied by a 3G equipped iPad w
Of course, just when you thought Steve Jobs was done by introducing the gigantic iPhone (or iPad), we find his secret plans for iBoard 2012 and iMat 2014.
Really though, if Apple can do their marketing right, there’s nothing they can’t sell.
Hey, but what if Steve Jobs is really thinking like this?
