AT&T's iPad data breach - Don't Panic!

Sony has been fined by the U.K.’s data protection watchdog for the April 2011 data breach of the PlayStation Network which compromised the personal details of millions of users.

Just as much of a hit the iPad has been in consumer, it’s been almost bigger as an enterprise tool at the highest reaches of business.

Last week Nielsen released data suggesting that a third of iPad owners had not downloaded an app for their shiny new device. Today the research company has “amended” its data.

<p>I don&#8217;t know about you, but AT&#038;T&#8217;s &#8220;apology&#8221; emailed to customers affected by the iPad data breach comes across as hollow and isn&#8217;t worth the paper it&#8217;s printed on.</p>

As iPad fever grips the nation, Telstra today announced it will offer dedicated data plans for the iPad 3G in Australia.

One Aussie believes he has lost $2000 in the Sony PlayStation Network breach, his credit card apparently compromised.  Is he just the tip of a 75 million plus user iceberg?  Not according to recent information coming out of Sony.

Apple announced today that the Wi-Fi and cellular versions of the iPad mini and the fourth-generation iPad with Retina display will be available in China this Friday.

Millions of people now own a new iPhone 5, an iPad 4, or an iPad mini, and that new 8-pin Lightning connector is just begging for compatible accessories. Here are some cool gift ideas.

There's not an awful lot to distinguish the iPad 4 from the iPad 3, except for the upgraded Lightning port, and an A6X processor that promises to be twice as fast as the A5X found in the iPad 3.