We would make a joke, but we don’t really care that LOST is coming to an end (kidding), actually, there is just way too much news today; more then last Wednesday actually. Patently Apple found Apple’s newest patents for the iPad, wonder what Toshiba is thinking about all of this? Adobe let the world know what they think about Flash and the iPad. The Wall Street Journal has reported that textbooks are coming to the iPad, who knows if they will be available outside the U.S. Ars Technica notes that despite killing USB for third-party apps on the iPhone, an alternative is coming – no, not Light Peak. Mark Cuban and Rupert Murdoch are both big fans of the iPad. Meanwhile FoxNews continues to report that the iPad is coming to Verizon – given the lack of history with Apple rumors, their general reputation and the fact that they are the only one’s reporting this – we’ll wait. Cult of Mac made fun of Wired’s inability to make a working Wired iPad app. 9to5Mac has discovered the supplier for many parts for both the new iPhone and iPad. According to DigiTimes, Radiant will ship 300,000 LED displays for the iPad.
MacDailyNews wrote the most obvious article we have seen in a while. Rasmussen then did a poll that concluded with essentially information just as worthless – seriously, isn’t there an election this year you could poll on? However, the iPhone may not be as safe as one thought according to one researcher. Have a Nehalem Mac Pro, hope you aren’t in the audio business, haha. Perhaps you should get 64 GB of RAM. Or perhaps you should just wait for the upgrade that will occur on March 16th according to a French website. MacNN claims that Apple might be one of the first companies to get USB 3.0. MacNN also reported about Apple’s newest hires as part of the ongoing game of Risk that they are playing with Google. The iPhone is big in Japan; but don’t worry Microsoft, it’s really not that strategic, East Africa – way more important. Finally, the newest MacFriendly bundle is out now, Skype for your iPhone is coming real soon.
Nicole Martinelli at Cult of Mac wrote by far our favorite article of the day – hand’s down, or should we say hand check. Oh sixth grade humor…
