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The iPad 3 certainly has some things lined up for its release date that are going to set itself apart from the iPad and iPad 2. Despite rumors floating around constantly that the iPad 3 will release later this year, it doesn’t seem possible, especially with the next iPhone release being delayed.

It’s a safe bet to say that the iPad 3 release date will still be the predictable March 2012, or early 2012 time frame. That is of course unless we get some really pertinent information from a source which is highly credible and points elsewhere.
With the recent unveiling of iOS 5, you better believe that the iPad 3 will come preloaded sporting all of its new goodies. This huge overhaul of an operating system (demoed on the iPhone) is also being designed for the iPad 3 and will offer an even greater experience on such a large screen; especially if its retina! To date we have only been offered glimpses into the features that iOS 5 is capable of; making iOS 5 on the iPad 3 something to get excited about.

iPad 3 Likely to Undergo Aesthetic Upgrades

As far as aesthetics go, what does the iPad 2 have to offer? Slimmer, curvier with some shaved off weight in the process is one of the main points of the iPad 2 aside from its quicker processor. Not exactly what Apple fans were hoping for from the second generation tablet.
While nothing is evidenced yet, Apple will likely be looking to give the fans what they want by making some bigger aesthetic tweaks. Whether carbon fiber makes its way into the iPad 3 or is set for the iPad 4 is still to be seen, but we know they have some design changes up their sleeves. Will the smart bezel rumor and patent come true?

iPad 3 without strings attached

iCloud is going to change the way Apple users access and store their content without the feeling of being trapped. Cloud access is going to be the next big thing amongst tablet and wireless companies; and Apple looks to be going big with their huge facility currently under development to support cloud services.
We also believe that Apple fans will be seeing a big change in the way of connectivity with their iPad 3. Nobody likes data caps, especially since the iPad is a device that is going where its users go, and that isn’t always at home or in a dedicated WiFi hotspot area. Expect to see some new options when it comes to signing up for a data plan from its major carriers, especially with 4G on the horizon; the iPad 3 will be worth the wait.