Breaking News: Bell announces iPad 3G+WiFi plans in Canada

Bell today announced it will offer dedicated data plans for iPad with Wi-Fi +3G in Canada, beginning May 28. All data plans will be available without a  contract, providing the freedom to activate or cancel a plan at any time. Plans  also include unlimited access to Bell Wi-Fi hotspots in Canada, including 700 Starbucks locations, at no additional cost.

Bell's data plans are identical to those revealed by rival Rogers last month.

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Symantec webcasts Financial Analysts Day

Symantec hosts its 2010 Financial Analyst Day today from 8 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. ET in New York. Executive presentations will provide an overview of the company’s strategy, key business initiatives and financial goals.

The event will be available to the public via a live Webcast at http://www.symantec.com/invest.

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Facebook speaks on privacy and choice

Facebook today responded to user comments and concerns about privacy by announcing it will introduce simpler and more powerful controls for sharing personal information. New settings will give the more than 400 million people who use Facebook the power to control exactly who can see the information and content they share, all with just a few simple clicks. In addition, new settings will be added to make it easier to turn off third-party applications or websites. Facebook Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg officially announced the changes in a blog post today at http://blog.facebook.com/.

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The future of magazines, the Wired way

Wired Magazine with the help of Adobe, has just released its Wired for iPad interactive publication which, as seen from the video above, offers a variety of rich, dynamic content such as video, audio and animation. Is this the new face of publishing? Will it catch on? Only time will tell. Wired seems pretty stoked at the possibilities.

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