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Track Changes on an iPad

Walt Mossberg in Mossberg’s Mailbox on January 25 at 6:02 pm PT

Walt answers a reader’s question on whether a new Microsoft Office app for the iPad tracks changes.

A “Conservative” Estimate: Apple Will Sell 48 Million iPads in Calendar 2012

John Paczkowski in News on January 18 at 3:59 am PT

An awfully big number, but it still might be too small in the end.

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iPad 3 May Run Quad-Core Chip, Support LTE

John Paczkowski in Mobile on January 13 at 4:09 pm PT

The iPad 3 has gone into production. That’s the word from Bloomberg, which says that Apple’s manufacturing partners are cranking out the device full throttle ahead of a March launch. Sources tell the publication that the third generation of the Apple tablet will run on a quad-core processor and boast a high-resolution display and LTE support — all features that have been rumored for months now.

Grover Is at CES and I Am Missing It

Ina Fried in Mobile on January 10 at 9:30 am PT

Qualcomm has worked with the creators of “Sesame Street” to bring its Muppets into augmented reality.

Nokia Unveils That LTE Windows Phone It’s Been Dying to Share

Ina Fried in Mobile on January 9 at 2:47 pm PT

After merely teasing its first LTE Windows Phone at an AT&T event Monday morning, Nokia is set to offer up details at a Las Vegas press conference.

AT&T’s Vegas Act Stars LTE and, Making Her Return to the Stage, Nokia

Ina Fried in Mobile on January 9 at 8:30 am PT

Ma Bell is drawing a line in the sand in Sin City as it tries to catch up with rival Verizon Wireless in the battle over 4G.

Confirmed: Sprint Combining Business and Consumer Units, Ousting Four Top Execs

Ina Fried in Mobile on January 6 at 1:13 pm PT

Looking to save money amid heavy investments in the iPhone and its network, Sprint is reorganizing itself.

Sprint Announces First LTE Cities and, Prematurely, Its First LTE Phone

Ina Fried in Mobile on January 5 at 3:28 pm PT

The company confirms plans to launch LTE service in four Southern U.S. cities by midyear. And, in a CES-related ad on CNET, it says the Galaxy Nexus will be its first LTE phone.

AT&T Lights Up LTE in 11 More Cities, Including L.A., N.Y. and San Francisco

Ina Fried in Mobile on January 5 at 10:19 am PT

Ma Bell added a bunch more major cities to its fledgling service. It still trails Verizon, but is in a solid No. 2 spot in the LTE race, with Sprint not beginning service until later this year.