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FeaturesWhat you see is mostly what you get with the M730. There's room for 600 contacts in the phone's address book, plus each contact can have various phone numbers, e-mail addresses, IM handle, a birthday, a URL, notes, and a mailing address. You can also add photo ID, form a caller group, and personalize the ringtone. There are 10 preloaded ringtones you can choose from, or you can easily download some from Sprint's online store. In terms of tools, the M370 is well-stocked with the essentials: an alarm, a calendar, a calculator, a world clock, a memo pad, and a voice memo. It also has Bluetooth support and multimedia text messaging. There's a simple browser that isn't very fast or polished, but it does the job when you need to look something up. Just remember that you'll have to pay for data, which tends to add up.

CNET también está disponible en español, Don't show this again, The images first arrived via the Repair Labs blog, which says it can confirm hardware changes in the third iPad via industry insiders in China, The pictures above compare the back of the iPad 2 to that of the next iPad, The blog reckons the width of where the tablet's logic board sits is much wider on the iPad 2 than it is on the iPad 3's casing, allowing for more battery to be protective case with glossy finish for iphone 7 squeezed inside the next-gen slate, The camera also looks different, hinting at a more powerful unit, That's something we're definitely expecting to see -- the current iPad's camera is rubbish, so an upgrade in the snapper department is entirely expected..

The blog reckons the design differences also point to a new LCD panel, which chimes with our expectations of a beefed-up screen resolution. There's no way of knowing if the cases shown in these photos are the real deal -- there's always the possibility that they're just parts taken from knock-off iPad models. These aren't the only iPad 3 casing snaps doing the rounds, though -- 9to5Mac has secured a different picture (above) that supposedly shows the inside of the iPad 3's casing, while Apple.pro has a snap that looks to show the back of the tablet itself.

If these pictures are genuine, the most striking revelation about the iPad 3 is hidden in plain sight -- it'll feature a design very similar to the iPad 2, That could pour water on hopes of a 7-inch version of the iPad, The iPad is making an awful lot of money for Apple, so the Cupertino crowd may well be sticking to the old 'if it ain't broke don't fix it' adage, If so, the next iPad could emerge as a minor upgrade, rather than a totally different tablet, What do you want from the iPad 3? Tell us in the comments or on our Facebook wall, While you're here, have a look at the video protective case with glossy finish for iphone 7 below of Luke and Jason discussing what will be in the next iPad..

CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. One of the leading lights among ARM processor suppliers is Texas Instruments. They've made it clear that they're not going quad-core this year and not even next year (necessarily) with their first next-gen OMAP5 chips. In a CES demo, TI showed off the next-gen OMAP5 silicon running Google's Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. OMAP5, due by 2013, will have two next-generation ARM Cortex A15 processor cores (count them, 2). Here's the interesting part: next to the main processor cores are two smaller M4 cores. ARM describes them as microcontrollers for digital signal control. Very different creatures from the big, brawny A15 cores.