The issue

with the new iPad is that is is hot. Too Hot! 36.6 C (92.48 F)to be exact  now the temperature may be a bit strange to the user but it

will not damage the device as a iPad will turn itself off  if it gets to hot. Tweakers.net speculates that the increase in temperature compared  to the iPad 2 which runs at 28.3 C (82.94 F) is due to the slightly improved graphics processor

So who would have thought a possible solution for securing files on a USB Flash Drivecould be solved by using a concept whioch is hundreds of years old and made famious in the 2003 novel The Da Vinchi Code
“256-bit AES not doing it for ya? Now you can replace that dedicated-processor encryption with actual mechanical hardware, thanks to the Cryptex flash drive and its five-wheel combination lock sleeve. Modeled in AutoCAD and constructed using various glistening metals, the Cryptex’s five-digit combination will keep prying eyes far from you sensitive files — and, well, it just looks insanely awesome. Like many shiny objects that seem too good to be true, it’s barely more than a concept at this point, so you’ll have to settle for the digital version for now.”
SOURCE: www.engadget.com

With the news that The Guardian and Observer Newspapers are available to download to your Amazon Kindle Device joining the trend of the US Papers such as The Financial Times US edition the New York Times and other UK papers Such as  The Times, The Daily Mail and The Evening Standard. It seems that the press are reaching out to the digital world but is this the beginning of the end of the news paper as we know it.
Understandably the press in recent weeks are being put under pressure from the public and world governments and with mounting costs in raw materials and printing it was only time before the worlds press began to digitise there media and with many people having some form of media enabled device whether it be a Kindle or aSmart Phone the idea of pocket size 24/7 news is becoming a reality or is it just a short lived fashion statement

The Guardian’s response on the release was ” This is the first of many mobile launches from Guardian News and Media over the next few months and comes at a time when we’re seeing tremendous growth on all our mobile platforms”