EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Telstra has announced it will take a contract-free approach to the iPad, announcing its plans over the weekend after Apple announced Australian retail pricing for the much-hyped new device.

And just in case you aren't sick of reading about Apple, check out Saturday's feature opinion - studying the company from a brand perspective.

Stay tuned to iTnews today for all the day's news plus a feature on adoption of Microsoft Exchange 2010.

-- Brett Winterford

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