Remains of the Day: The New iPad Takes a Benchmark Test [For What It's Worth]

The results of a benchmark test for the new iPad is unveiled, Samsung begins upgrading Galaxy S II smartphones to Android 4.0, and Apple fixes vulnerabilities in Safari 5

• New iPad Gets Benchmarked: 1GB RAM Confirmed, no Boost in CPU Speed: A couple of individuals in Vietnam had the pleasure of taking the new iPad for a spin, and even had a chance to run some benchmark tests. What did they find? The new iPad certainly has 1GB RAM, but the CPU speed remains unchanged. [Engadget]
• Samsung Starts Upgrading Galaxy S II to Android 4.0: Today, Samsung announced that it will start rolling out the upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich. Starting today, they will begin in Korea as well as various European countries such as Hungary, Poland, and Sweden. Eventually, they will release Android 4.0 to other markets. [Computer World]
• Apple Patches Record Number of Safari 5 Bugs With Monster Update: Yesterday, Apple updated Safari to version 5.1.4, patching approximately 83 bugs and improving JavaScript performance on OS X Lion. Of the 83 bugs, 72 were labeled "critical." [Computer World]

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