Concept Video Shows Tablet That Only Ultra-Geeks Could Love Think Apple’s iPad is crippled? So do a lot of people — including industrial designer Yigit Cinar, who created a 3-D mockup of his ideal tablet computer. Hint: It’s got 3 USB ports. Read more on Wired News  Read More →

New York Times nonsense: ‘Lost iPhone shows Apple’s churlish side’ After Gizmodo, a gadget blog owned by Gawker Media, paid $5,000 to obtain a next-generation iPhone… Read more on MacDailyNews  Read More →

Adobe Shows Flash and AIR Apps for Google Android Adobe on Monday introduced the Flash Player 10.1 and AIR platform for the Google Android mobile operating system. With this announcement, Adobe plans to present the AIR platform as a tool for building mobile apps that run on multiple phone platforms. Read more on Network World  Read More →

Report: iTunes Store to sell $1 TV shows with iPad launch I don’t watch TV. I like to keep my apartment bills low, and the Internet has so much to offer with free, streaming video alone. But you know what might get me to start purchasing shows again? Cheaper prices. Read more on IT World  Read More →

Apple seeks to sell US TV shows for 99c Apple is in talks with TV networks to begin selling TV shows on iTunes for 99 US cents to coincide with the release of the iPad next month, newspapers say. Read more on Brisbane Times  Read More →

Apple iPad Shows Company Flexing Muscles There was a time, decades ago, when Steve Jobs was the last person you wanted to cross in the budding personal computer industry. He was a famous and fearsome presence right until Apple’s board shoved him aside in 1985. Read more on HispanicBusiness.com  Read More →

Consumers ‘unconvinced’ by Apple iPad, study shows The number of people who are not interested in buying an Apple iPad has increased after the tablet’s unveiling, according to shopping website Retrevo Read more on Daily Telegraph  Read More →

VMware Shows Partners New Cloud Computing Technologies VMware used this week’s VMware Partner Exchange conference to give its technology and channel partners a look at new technologies that later this year will improve cloud computing efficiency, control, and portability. Read more on ChannelWeb  Read More →

Vancouver shows its colours NO TEXT Read more on Vancouver Sun  Read More →

CubeMe Google Chrome plug-in shows how Adobe Flash will look on iPad A recently updated Google Chrome plug-in shows how Apple iPad users will see Adobe Flash on the iPad, or rather not see. CubeMe by The Blue Cube replaces Flash banners and ads with the so called blue lego cube of disappointment. Read more on Macworld UK  Read More →