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* In a new report, Consumer Reports says Apple’s (AAPL) new iPad can run as hot as 116 degrees while running some games — 10 degrees warmer than its predecessor. This in turn caused somewhat of a kerfuffle in the tech blogosphere, with some outlets conducting independent tests of their own, some calling the higher operating temperature a “design flaw,” and others arguing the heat issue is hugely overblown. (Consumer Reports, CNET, Gizmodo, and TechCrunch)
* HP (HPQ) is restructuring, merging its Imaging and Printing Group with its Personal Systems Group. Vyomesh “VJ” Joshi, Executive VP of the Imaging and Printing Group, will is departing, and group will report to Executive VP Todd Bradley. (All Things D)
* Oracle’s (ORCL) quarterly profits jumped 18% to $2.5 billion, compared with the same time the year before. (The New York Times)
* Beats, the headphone-maker co-founded by Dr. Dre, is reportedly close to buying the online music streaming service MOG. (All Things D)
* Google (GOOG) acquired members of Kevin Rose’s mobile app startup Milk — Rose included — because the tech giant apparently is looking to boost design talent. (Business Insider)
* Why going public “sucks” for many tech companies. (Wired)
* The first interview with new Reddit CEO Yishan Wong (PandoDaily)
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