Apple might run into display shortages with the new iPad, analysts worry

16. E.N. posted on 09 Mar 2012, 20:56 3 1

they designed/engineered it though. I mean, who are we going to give credit to? The architects or the construction workers?

6. PAPINYC (limited) 3 days ago posted on 09 Mar 2012, 12:15 3 3

Agreed, there's been a great deal of krÅpple coverage last week and this week, all leading upto that "New" tÅmpon release. And, really much ado about nothing.

PhoneArena, iMean PhoneandiPad Arena, should be doing their homework on more U.S. Galaxy Note releases on the other U.S. carriers, especially Big Red.

10. andro. posted on 09 Mar 2012, 13:19 4 1

Agreed,admittingly the new ipad was just announced so its fresh news and some articles should be expected but there must have been about 60 articles now about it,all pretty much stating the same information over and over and over again.

I certainly don't remember PA posting 60 articles about the products like say the HTC one x when it was announced 2 weeks ago,or 60 articles on the new Sony Xperia s,Samsung note 10.1 or so on when wmc announcements and unveilings were occuring. Not that we need so many repeated articles on android products mind you,its the only the ifans that need all the pr and articles to drum up apple buying fever again

11. Evil_SaNz posted on 09 Mar 2012, 14:59 5 1

True, Apple lives thanks to ads and merchandising.
Why should Tom Cruise use an iPhone instead another high-end device in mission impossible? (Would be fun if he had to copy a stolen file via ftp or bluetooth during a mission).
Why all ads in the net say me that I will win an iphone 4s?
Why big bang theory made iphone and siri only episodes?
Why Chuck and Sarah use iphones?
Symantec launched the great android malware emergency, some days after aww we were wrong...
Still all the gpu benchmarks like egypt pro etc are optimised for iOS and there's no other way to compare with android or wp, hopefully nvidia will do something. My eyes say that on a prime the same games run smoothly with more detail.

Henry Ford was right...spend the last penny into advertising - people are easily manipulated

13. roscuthiii posted on 09 Mar 2012, 16:52 0 1

Phonearena is far better then some other sites though. Right now, iDevices make headlines. That's the reality of it. As long as phonearena maintains objectivity in the articles and not just pandering every iPositive or apologizing for every iNegative, I'm fine with it.

Just give me the facts and let me make up my mind on how I feel about them. No slant, no spin. That's all that matters to me.