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Wondering what Apple has given to the world, apart from Mac, iPhone or the upcoming iPad?  It is a chance to become an entrepreneur.

Apple, a dominating behemoth of the smartphone platform with its iPhone, has provided an opportunity to develop apps for its phone, making people rich with a handsome amount of money.

This has been seen as a means to develop entrepreneurs.   

Apps are small programs which give an interesting platform for entertainment and information.

Analysts have started betting that it is unlikely that iPad will become as successful as iPhone.

Last week Apple Inc. saw pre-orders for the touch-screen tablet. It is likely that it will start shipping them by April 3.  

Referring to the facts, it took iPhone 74 days to reach the 1 million mark in 2007. The iPad on the other hand has a 72 per cent probability of taking longer than that, reports YouWager.com.

Tiger Woods is returning to golf next month however he has expressed nervousness to play in front of his fans.

TV executives and host of sponsors are keeping away from the famed golf player, and the scrutiny could reach new levels in the tournament. He has decided to return to the April 8-11 U. S. Masters at genteel Augusta National and will have the most secure environment in the sport of golf.

"I am a little nervous about that to be honest with you. It would be nice to hear a couple of claps here and there," said Woods.

The country's largest automaker, Maruti Suzuki India will be touching the landmark of one million units in a fiscal tomorrow. This will be the first time in its 27 years history that the company will cross the one million figure in a fiscal.

The company has organised a special event at the Manesar plant in the presence of Osamu Suzuki and Haryana's Chief Minister Bhupinder Hooda. The one millionth vehicle will be a red Swift and rightfully so as the product has contributed a lot to the growth that the company is enjoying in the country.

The auto industry might have been enjoying one of its best growth phases ever but there is enough scope to be cautious as well. Notably, almost all the auto majors have announced a hike in their production capacities but analysts believe that the optimism is going leaps and bounds amidst the dangers of a fall in demand.

While some are of a view that the Tata Group has made a wise buy at $2.3 billion for Jaguar and Land Rover brands, some believe it was too much to ask for, especially after the slump in sales the companies suffered due to the meltdown.

However, after two years of its acquisition, Tata Motors is all set to make a significant move in the Indian automotive market by setting a sourcing office in Pune, which will help in sourcing components from the Indian vendors for the JLR brands.