(CNet)
CNet says Apple is prepping a pilot program at its San Francisco store to start letting its retail employees "check out" iPads, taking them home as loaners for a week. Sure, they could just use the floor models, but seriously, do you know many people's gross hands have pawed those?
(All Things D)
Holy iPad handouts, Batman! One Wisconsin library is letting patrons check out iPads, these units loaded with 1000 books, 10 audiobooks, and a variety of apps. Some of the iPads are available for use in the library for four hours at a time; those have a special program that runs in the background and shushes you if you play Angry Birds too loudly.
(threatpost)
No, she wasn't a victim of , but Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley says she'll pursue fraudulent purchases made from the accounts of iTunes customers--including herself. In particular, reports say that Coakley is disputing having purchased the ebook audiobook of Scott Brown's memoir,
(MacRumors)
No, it's not a picture of a new iPhone. No, it's not even a picture of a case for a new iPhone. It's a picture of the for a case for a new iPhone, which happens to bear a label suggesting it's for an "iPhone 4S." Just to put things in perspective: Roughly three months from now, this box will not get a second thought as it's ripped open for the case that it contains. But at this very moment, it's . Enjoy your moment, box.