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Hat-tip to those eagle-eyed types over at The Verge who covered the app update here. The updated Sky Sports for iPad app includes a multi-camera angle viewing feature with live TV feeds, so you can pick 'n' mix from eight F1 HD camera angles -- and hopefully spend most of the race chortling over the twists and turns of Finnish driver Heikki Kovalainen's epic Angry Birds helmet. The updated app also lets you view a Twitter feed alongside the angry bees F1 action, so you can tweet about how much you love that epic helmet without having to take your eyes off it. Awesomesauce.

The app also lets you watch Sky Sports channels 1 to 4, as well as Sky's new dedicated F1 Channel Live, Sky TV subscribers who already pay for the Sky Sports Pack, the HD Pack or Entertainment Extra can get full access to the app at no extra cost, Those who don't subscribe to these packages baroque macabre iphone case will have to pay £4.99 per month, and will only gain access to the Sky Sports News channel -- so won't be able to enjoy the full gamut of live feeds, Are you mad-keen on multiple camera angles? Will you be live-tweeting the F1 action from your iPad? Let us know what you make of the new Sky Sports iPad app in the comments below or rave about its features over on our Facebook page..

Apple's released its new, third-generation iPad today. Highlight features include a new CPU, a 2,048x1,536-pixel display, and support for 4G LTE wireless on AT&T, Verizon, Rogers, and other cellular data networks. A Wi-Fi-only version is also available, and prices start at $499. The case design in the new model is not that different than that of the older iPad 2. The new iPad is available in both black and white trim. Data-capacity options range from 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB. Starting price is $499 for the Wi-Fi-only, 16GB model, and scales up to $829 for a 64GB model with 4G cellular data support.

One update to the new iPad: its rear-facing camera can now capture 1080p video, As with the iPad 2, the black plastic band across the top of the case conceals the cellular antenna, The new iPad (right) shown side-by-side with the iPad 2, The benefits of the new display are most immediately apparent on the new model's crisper icon text, The new iPad (right), is .024 inch thicker than the older model, It's also just over a tenth of a pound heavier, The new iPad includes a new 1GHz dual-core A5X CPU designed by Apple and based on a low-power ARM chip design, The A5X also includes four graphics-processing cores, which Apple has used to tout the new iPad's baroque macabre iphone case gaming prowess..

That's the word on the street according to Android and Me, quoting a senior source at a US supply chain company. Asus is set to build a 7-inch Nexus tablet based on the Asus Eee Pad MeMo, a slickly designed tablet we first saw early in 2011. The Nexus name is bestowed upon one phone for each generation of Android, which acts as a showcase for Android in its pure unadulterated form, before manufacturers and networks slap a skin and extra apps all over it. The Samsung Galaxy Nexus was the flagship for version 4.0 of Android, known as Ice Cream Sandwich, while the Nexus S showed off version 2.3, Gingerbread.