Apple’s Australian 4G headache could be the tip of the iceberg. After the Australian 3rd-gen iPad WiFi + 4G drama circulated yesterday comes a new report that Sweden’s Consumer Agency is looking at investigating Apple for misleading marketing too. A lawyer for the Swedish Consumer Agency, Marek Andersson, says that the investigation will look into if Apple has been clear enough with marketing material and specifically highlighting how LTE support is non-existant...

Are you an Australian who was misled by Apple and duped into buying a WiFi + “4G” iPad that is anything but in your homeland? You’re entitled to a refund, this according to the Sunday Morning Herald. One solution that was reputedly given to Apple after the brouhaha that erupted earlier today was to have Apple apply warning/notice stickers to all Australian-bound 3rd-gen iPads, though Apple struck down such a plan as “too cumbersome”. Instead,...

The Australian gov’t has a bone to pick with Apple over their new iPad, specifically with how the LTE model is branded as “WiFi + 4G”. You see, while the 3rd-gen iPad does feature LTE radios inside, they are only for the U.S. and Canadian markets. Frequency differences abroad mean that “4G” model is much slower due to having to fall back to only HSPA+ networks. And therein lines the Australian government’s argument — that Apple is...

After numerous rumors saying HTC’s Beats Audio unit had purchased streaming service MOG, comes a new upbeat story for the streaming underdog — they have a new iPad app! Joining the ranks of Rdio (as far as major streaming services are concerned), MOG’s new iPad app brings support for Apple’s (very) popular tablet, allowing iPad users to continue enjoying MOG’s high quality, full 320 Kbps library in complete Retina glory. As far as design goes,...

The gravy train of money is going to get a massive second boost this Friday, March 23rd, when the 3rd generation iPad goes on sale in 24 new countries, including: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Macau, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden. As usual, prospective new iPad owners can find the new tablet...

A small number of owners of Apple’s new iPad have found that all of the added horsepower makes the device run a bit hotter under col…er…aluminum. Since launch day, reports of the new iPad getting notably hotter have popped up in Apple support forums as well as other Apple forums around the web. Of course, there’s a simple answer to this so called “problem” – the iPad 3 features a more powerful (considerably so we’d say)...