Today in tech: iPad Wi-Fi woes and hackers hit India
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iPad competition out of this world?
Android-based tablets look set to steal the iPad's thunder, according to an analyst. IT PRO
The Isle of Man to be included in e-border?
To ensure that people can still freely travel to and from the Isle of Man under the 'no passport' rule, it must be included as part of the new e-border system, according to its chief minister. BBC
iPad wonderment mixed with Wi-Fi woes?
The smile on the faces of some new iPad owners has quickly turned into a frown as some users are having issues getting their Wi-Fi to work. Apple has published fix advice and suggested workarounds to the problem on its support site. The Telegraph
China hackers strike again?
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A group of Canadian researchers have suggested that Chinese hackers have managed to steal information from the Indian Defence Ministry. PC Pro
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