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Trying to figure out if it’s a good time to buy that iPad 2 — or if you should get the now-cheaper original iPad or maybe even try to hold out for the iPad 3? Or maybe you’re still trying to decide if the iPad is right for you, and considering some tablet alternatives? No worries, TiPb has your back — here’s our iPad Buyer’s Guide.Should you buy an iPad 2 or something else?iPad 2 is the sequel to a category-establishing tablet but no one device is right for everyone. If you want something that “just works”, that brings the best internet, apps, and games experience, that’s supported by the massive iTunes and Apple ecosystem (tons of content, tons of accessories), and that allows some hacking via Jailbreak, then iPad 2 might be for you.

via iPad buyers guide | TiPb.

iPad Wi-Fi + 3G users who have been paying $30 each month for unlimited data can now rest assured that they’ll have the option to continue doing so if they opt to upgrade to the new iPad 2. AT&T made an unlimited data plan available to early iPad owners last year, but decided to pull the plan in favor of the capped options we have now. Users who purchased their iPad on or before June 7th had the option to grab the unlimited data plan, however, and as long as they kept paying for it each month since, the plan is still alive and kicking. Now AT&T has confirmed that these data-hungry iPad owners will be able to transfer their grandfathered unlimited plans to the new iPad 2, should they choose to upgrade. While the iPad 2 is thought by some to be a modest incremental update, current iPad owners yearning for that sleek new case and Apple’s speedy A5 processor can now remain calm knowing that they won’t lose their data plans when they buy the new model.

via Grandfathered unlimited iPad data plan will be transferable to iPad 2 | BGR.

With the iPad 2 rumors now put to bed by the device’s official unveiling, where will Apple fanatics turn for their iRumor jollies? The iPhone 5 of course! The Taiwanese newspaper Economic Daily News, citing anonymous Chinese sources, states that Apple, Inc. may be considering ditching the very controversial design of the iPhone 4 for its next generation smartphone. The presumed iPhone 5 would sport a milled aluminum backing with the antenna integrated into the rear Apple logo — similar to the original, Wi-Fi only iPad. The juicy rumor even comes with the above mockup, courtesy of macotakara.jp. It’s safe to assume that after the antenna fiasco that accompanied the release of the iPhone 4, Apple will do some serious retooling when it comes to the iPhone 5. Will the redesign incorporate an all aluminum back complete with a radio radiating piece of fruit? We should find out in June.

via Apple considering aluminum design with logo-antenna for iPhone 5? | BGR.

If you are one of the 300 million people who actively use Facebook, this warning is for you. A new spam campaign that targets users of the popular social network is under way, so if you get an email with “Facebook Password Reset Confirmation” in the subject line, dont even think about opening the attached .ZIP file.According to TrendLabs, the email says it contains your new password, but its actually a Trojan TROJ_BREDLAB.SMF that upon execution will get you infected with another one TROJ_FAKEAV.BLV, downloaded from a malicious website.Looking at the email, you can see it doesnt look very convincing – you would expect something more professional-looking coming from Facebook. All the same, the fake “From” may fool some people.

via Facebook users targeted by password change scam.

Via Facebook, AT&T has made its second major Android operating system update announcement in as many days. The subject of today’s post: the HTC Aria. AT&T has informed its friends that an Android 2.2 Froyo update for HTC’s mid-level Aria handset will be ready for public consumption beginning tomorrow. Ma’ Bell is asking eager Aria owners to hit up the company’s Facebook page tomorrow for download instructions.

via AT&T: HTC Aria getting Android 2.2 Froyo tomorrow | BGR.