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You know the old saying about not judging a man until you walk a mile in his shoes?

Well, those who were quick to pass judgement on Bernie Madoff might want to try John Vaccaro's new iPad cases on for size.

You know the old story, right?

You come into possession of plans for the Empire's moon-sized space station, and now they've come to capture you.

What to do? Well, if you've got access to a Kinect, an iPad, and the String SDK, you're in luck.

Has the iPad 2 not proven its versatility to you yet?

Consider this a friendly public service announcement care of our friends at TUAW.

Those who coveted the iPad and pre-ordered anytime before today can still apparently expect a delivery by the original April 3rd launch date.

Color us (not) surprised, but Apple is definitely launching a tablet tomorrow.

At least, according to the CEO of one of the planet's most noted book publishers.

We'll just come right out and say it: we couldn't possibly be happier to see that January 27, 2010 is tomorrow.

We don't know about you, but back in 1983 we were still playing in the mud with sticks and learning how to read.

Frog Design, on the other hand, well, they were busy creating zany gadget prototypes.

Is it a stretch of logic, or purely logical?

You be the one to judge. New York Magazine is reporting from what seems to be pretty solid word that the New York Times will start charging online readers for its content.

No words can stress how much we're sick of Apple 'iSlate' rumors right now, but when someone with powerful links speaks up, we gotta take note.

Kai-fu Lee -- former Google China president -- has joined the Apple rumor mill by leaking what he claims to be insider knowledge of the device.

Took some time off for the holidays, did you?

Well, things haven't changed much since you've been gone. The world is still afraid of terrorists and Apple's still rumored to be working on a tablet.

Regarding the latter, two rumors have coalesced this morning from component suppliers.