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1. T-Mobile opens up iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3 pre-registration
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T-Mobile was remarkably quiet following yesterday's
Apple event, and didn't officially announce that it
would be carrying the new iPads. Today, the pre-registration
pages have gone live and you can sign up
to hear as soon as the iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3 are
available to order from T-Mobile.

2. Of the two, the iPad mini 3 is the closest to its
predecessor. Apple's seemingly just added a Touch
ID button and changed none of the other internals.
There's no speed bump, no better display, no better
camera. So, my advice - Grab the iPad mini 2 for
$100 cheaper.
As for the iPad Air 2, Apple has done a lot to
improve the device, even if there's nothing truly
ground-breaking about it. It's now just 6.1mm thin,
that's thinner than the iPhone 6. The non-protruding
camera is an improved 8MP snapper
that's been updated with some of the iPhone's best
features: Slo-mo, Panorama and Time-lapse. It's also got a clever HDR engine, all powered by the
bespoke image processor built in to the brand new A8X. For a full http://www.bernoonsub.com
write-up on the iPad Air 2, head on over to my piece over at TiP.
It seems like a great tablet, and the LTE model supports all the bands you need (except band 12).
But, if you have an iPad Air, I still don't quite see the need to upgrade. This is the first time in years
I'm not planning on grabbing a https://www.facebook.com/bernoonsub new tablet. However, if you
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performance.
Let us know if you're planning on buying either of the new tablets. Personally, I think this is the most
underwhelming iPad release so far. But I'm feeling particularly old and cynical today. How about
you?
iPad Air 2 pre-registration page
iPad mini 3 pre-registration page