Officials have said that Apple Inc. is racing to secure media content for its new iPad with hundreds of thousands of units pre-sold and soon to be released.

Much inspired by his near-death experience which happened last year, Steve Jobs, the CEO of Apple, on Friday made a surprise visit to the Stanford's Lucile Packard Children's Hospital to tell everyone how a liver transplant ended up saving his life, and why patients who do not have the same amount of fame and money deserve to live as well.

The growing demand for the social networking sites has also engulfed Apple, as the company is all set to enter the battleground with its "Group Formation Using Anonymous Broadcast Information", for which it has filed a patent. This will place Apple in the row of all major market players who are uniting the users by social networking sites with location based applications.

As the Apple's iPad is ready to hit the market on April 3, everyone's wondering how any application will translate to this new device.

Going by a Thursday report in The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), with the iPad's scheduled April 3 launch round the corner, Apple is virtually rushing to finalize its content-related negotiations with television, newspaper, magazine, and textbook publishers; so as to ensure that iPad - for which the pre-orders have reportedly been 'brisk' - boasts sufficient content when it hits the market!

Apple’s new iPad devices may be pre-ordered by customers, but they will surely get disappointed due to lack of content.

According to a statement released earlier this week, HTC announced that it will fight the patent violation suit that Apple recently filed against it. Whether HTC loses or wins Apple's lawsuit, it will surely be a setback to the mobile industry.

Seems like Apple has yielded to join the list of location based social-networking services. It cannot be denied that location apps are more commonly used by the people nowadays.

A patent infringement lawsuit has been filed against High Tech Computer, which is otherwise called HTC, by Apple in the early days of this months and it has been made very clear that HTC had a lot of plans to defend itself thoroughly and the company is also trying to make it very clear that they completely respect all kinds of intellectual property which belongs to others and they also said tha

Apple seems to be on a lawsuit slapping spree. First Nokia and then HTC, seems like everyone infringed one patent of the iPhone or another. First couple of times we did take Apple seriously, being the giant that it is, and also because we all love the iPhone, but now it seems to be turning really absurd and weird.