iPad customers felt "short changed" by Apple, Australian judge says

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iPad customers felt "short changed" by Apple, Australian judge says - Computerworld

IDG News Service - An Australian Federal Court judge ordered Apple to pay a A$2.25 million (US$2.28 million) fine and $300,000 in court costs to settle a lawsuit accusing the company of falsely marketing the 4G capabilities of its latest iPad.

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