You speak. Siri helps. Say hello to the most amazing iPhone yet.

Comparing the benchmarks and real world performance of the new Apple iPad (3rd gen) vs the iPad 2. Specs: iPad 2 CPU: A5 (1GZ Dual-core) Ram: 512MB New iPad (3rd Generation) CPU: A5X (1GZ Dual-core) + Quad Core Graphics RAM: 1GB www.apple.com/ipad Google+: Michael Kukielka Facebook: www.facebook.com/DetroitBORG Follow me on Twitter: www.twitter.com/DetroitBORG Instagram: detroitborg Follow me on Ping: MichaelKukielka Follow me on GameCenter: DetroitBORG E-mail me: mikekukielka@gmail.com Subscribe: www.youtube.com/DetroitBORG
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PhoneArena reviews the Apple iPhone 4S. Talk about a long time in the making, especially when the iPhone 4 established itself as one of the most indelible smartphones in the last year alone, but close after a year and a half of being on the market, we’re finally seeing its successor in the long awaited Apple iPhone 4S. Just like what we saw with the iPhone 3GS in the past, the iPhone 4S is nothing more than an incremental upgrade. Donning a near replica of its predecessor’s design, most of the smartphone’s juicy new features are … For more details, check out our web site: www.phonearena.com

For our full coverage of the iPad 2 debut go to www.technomicon.com . As widely expected, the Apple Special Event for 3/2/2011 was all about the iPad 2. In most ways, the iPad 2 is way better than original iPad, so we look forward to reviewing it soon. In Part 1, we include Steve Jobs Introduction, which was mostly a recap of the past year.
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Apple’s decision to embrace artificial intelligence with its new voice-controlled Siri personal assistant was undeniably a good shout. We could go on and on about how Siri-ously awesome Apple’s new iPhone 4S feature is, but it’s really something you’ve got to see for yourself. Don’t forget to visit www.stuff.tv for your daily gadget fix