Finally the rumors have been laid to rest and at last the new Apple iPad has emerged. Its essentially an oversized iPhone with a few added features that essentially bridge the gap between an iPhone and a MacBook. Models are offered with Wi-Fi and 3G capability. You can pick up the 16GB WiFi enabled iPad for 499. Unlimited data plans will cost you about $30. The top end model is a 64GB version with 3G capability, which will cost you $829 when it reaches store shelves in a couple of months. This report will take you through its many features. Perhaps capturing just as many headlines recently is Oracles acquisition of Sun Microsystems for 7.4 billion dollars. Oracle President Charles Phillips, said the whole goal of the acquisition is to create tightly integrated solutions that would bring back the reliability found in IBM computers in the 1960s, but that are based on open standards. He believes that with Sun in the fold, the company can now do that. Well outline their road map. Telecommunications giants LG-Nortel and Accton have announced plans for a joint venture in North America. The new deal would offer voice and data solutions to cost-conscious businesses. According to Forrester Research, about 40 percent of enterprises and small and midsize businesses plan to increase security spending this year. The study found that both groups are paying particular attention to data security, network security and managed services. Also taking note of the security demand, Google has beefed up the latest version of its Chrome browser with new security protections designed to help developers build secure Websites.
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