Some of the images that have been found in the iBooks 2 app need a resolution as high as 2048*1536 in dimensions. Such a display is not currently featured in iPad 2 and this resolution is nearly twice that of what iPad 2 presently features. So naturally, we can expect that these images are originally meant to be viewed on iPad 3 with it’s high-res display to give an idea of what a beauty it is!
Logically, there is no reason for Apple to include such graphics in iBooks 2 when these graphics can’t even be viewed properly on an iPad 2. Now that these graphics have been included, there ought to be a reason for it. And the only reason that seems viable is that Apple wants some preparation in the apps for the launch of it’s iPad 3 which most probably will feature a high-res display. We do hope that all these expectations about iPad 3 are realized when Apple finally releases the tablet.
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Rumors have been doing rounds on the web about a Microsoft Office for iPad app. In fact, The Daily has gone on to even present what it calls the ‘first glimpse’ of the app running on the tablet. According to The Daily’s Matt Hickey, he got to spend some time with a ‘working prototype’ of the app and that the app for the Office suite has the same metro-look that Microsoft seems focused on, of late. Microsoft, on the other hand, has debunked these claims as ‘based on inaccurate rumors and speculation.’
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