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Flurry the mobile analytics company tracks the usage of mobile apps. They noticed 50 devices running iPhone OS 3.2 within the Apple Campus. Turns out they have been tracking these 50 devices since October of 2009 yet their usage has been ramped up in the last few weeks. Internal testing is of course increased with any product before it’s launch.

In the chart above you can see that the majority of the apps used on this new device were, games, entertainment and news & books.

This of course doesn’t necessarily mean that these 50 devices are Tablets. They could be iPhones. Rumor is that the next iPhone OS upgrade got pushed because of this Tablet.

Alex Albrecht wouldn’t spill the beans on any big rumors on the latest edition of Diggnation but said he was surprised at how shockingly low Apple would price the device. View the clip below.

Financial Times reports that Beatles music is coming to Itunes, just not tomorrow.

“Conversations between Apple and EMI are ongoing and we look forward to the day when we can make the music available digitally. But it’s not tomorrow,” Ernesto Schmitt, EMI’s global catalog  president, told the FT’s Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson.

Those hoping to purchase new Ipod Touch’s tomorrow might get a little bit dissapointed. There are reports of Apple having issues with addition of the cameras. Hopefully they won’t be more than a few weeks late.

Jim Dalrymple at THE loop reports that they have heard from “reliable” sources that an update to the Apple TV line will not happen at next weeks media event.

This comes after seeing the Apple TV lineup showing as “Ships: 1-2 weeks” in the Apple Store.