Apple tablet coming this October priced at $800?
When a rumor never seems to fade into the past and is frequently brought up over and over again generally there is some truth to the matter. Reports are surfacing again that Apple will be releasing a tablet PC in October for around $800.00.
That’s a direct statement which means that the source in hand must be fairly confident that the information received is accurate. More interestingly is that the new information matches up with previous rumors.
"Taiwan’s high-tech supply chain companies said Apple will debut its first netbook in October; Apple will pose itself to tackle the Christmas shopping season. Three corporations – Foxconn, Wintek, Dynapack have received direct orders from Apple"
What is interesting about the quoted source is that it says netbook unlike previous rumors that mentioned a tablet. Further the source says that Apple will debut "touch screen technology on its netbooks, Apple will not target low-end consumers, avoiding direct competition with Acer, Asus, as well as their less-than-500-dollars netbooks. Apple’s netbook (or a "tablet" as many call it,) will probably be sold at around $800 USD each."
If the sources are correct then it means Apple will be selling a small light netbook with a touch screen; something that isn’t prevalent today. A product of this nature will certainly attract attention but it’s clear that at around $800.00 it’s not truly targeting the netbook market with its pricing.
Apple generally holds a press conference in the fall to release its new iPod line and could bundle this announcement in with its other products. It is also no secret that Apple is flush with cash right now and may be more willing to invest into niche markets but only time
Microsoft is ready with Windows 7 RTM
Microsoft is expected to officially announce the Windows 7 RTM this week at their Worldwide Partner Conference, but a few users are reporting the OS is actually available today with build 7600.
Windows site TechInvaders has even gone so far as to provide those always coveted screen captures and the SETUP EXE that they say prove Windows 7 build 7600 is the final one. More from the WPC this week, to be sure.
Bing.com gaining momentum
A little more than a month ago, Microsoft officially launched Bing.com. Preliminary reports that are now being released are showing that the search engine is again continuing to climb in terms of unique visitors and total number of searches.
Last week it was revealed that Bing took 8.23%of the U.S. markets web searches for the month of June, which was up from 7.81% in the month of May. And today reports are coming in that Bing has continued to grow in terms of unique visitors for the month of June.
According to Compete.com, Bing saw a total of 49.57 million unique visitors in June. Surprisingly the number trumps CNN’s 28.54 million, Twitter’s 23 million, and even Digg’s 38.96 million. It is to no surprise that Bing is continuing to grow, given the positive press coverage it has had in the last month.
Nokia launch music store in India
Well it seems Nokia has launched the Music store for India the Nokia Music store ( Not comes with music ) has a couple of new songs not a vast library just launched so give it time . Spending time with at the store showed that it was not a bad service it was easy to navigate although a home button or a back button would do wonders the search feature is fast and handy and easy icons can even make a 5 year old understand what it does .. Give it a try it is quite good .


