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In case you missed it, iOS 4.2 is coming to all iOS 4-compatible devices in November — including the iPad. To help spread the word, Apple has posted a new “Coming Soon” page on its website. Click here to see the published list of features.

For this Apple user from way back (one who still proudly totes a 2nd-gen Nano), the announcements were a mixed bag. Some of the news approached greatness, while others had me clinging even harder to my old tech.

With the addition of HDR photography in iOS 4.1, are some apps in the App Store at risk?

You might think that you have all of your school shopping done, but don’t forget about hitting up the App Store! Add fashionista and pop culture expert to your permanent record with these must-have apps.

If you’re giving iTunes 10 a whirl, you may have noticed that its new, much-hyped feature — Ping — is pretty reminiscent of Facebook. So why didn’t Apple partner with them?

Skyfire’s new iPhone browser was just submitted to the App Store. If it’s accepted, then users are finally getting a way to view Flash videos on their devices.

Pogoplug is a cute, pink network storage device that offers an idiot-proof way to share files. And its new wireless iOS printing feature could’ve been really exciting — if only Apple hadn’t just leaked its own plans to support it natively.

As if I needed anything else to tempt me with Cupertino’s new gadgets, now the company has created and launched commercials to make the music-loving masses salivate that much more. Check them out here.

The teardown on the new iPod Touch has been outted by FCC photos. Among the goodies it uncovered is a bigger, better battery. (Good thing — it’ll need all the juice it can get, given all the new features Apple packed in there…)

There’s a growing area of forensics focused specifically on the iPhone. The police are getting savvier about mining the device for data — and truth is, it’s actually not that hard. Click here to find out what kind of info your handset could give up about you.

In the wake of Apple announcement regarding TV show rentals for $0.99, some Amazon users noticed that the online retailer was selling programs for purchase today at the same amount.

If you’re interested in every pause, breath and multitouch swipe of Mr. Jobs, then check out the video footage of the event posted on the Apple site.