Sorry for the late news update, Flash was giving us problems – more on that later. Spent the weekend anxiously waiting to see who would win Hyperspaces – nope, didn’t think so. Well, just in case you haven’t checked any of the Apple sites in the past two days, we shall get you caught up with all things Infinite Loop. DigiTimes suggests that other tablet manufacturers are having to adjust their strategies due to the unreasonably low price of the iPad. Wired explains why you can’t buy an iPad yet. Engadget has found a lot of interesting things in the iPhone 3.2 SDK. 9to5Mac took a guess on how much Steve makes on each iPad. Macsimum claims that more than 1,000 new developers emerged after the iPad. The first of the Amazon-Apple wars has started. Apple removed any signs of Flash from the iPad after many pointed out the obvious problems, but someone still complained to the FTC.
In other news, 9to5Mac found the incredibly populated Apple YouTube channel. The Apple 2.0 looked back at the history of Steve Jobs as Jesus. BoyGenuisReports has figured out that Apple can pretty much sell you anything as long as you have somewhere between $60 and $7000. Seth Weintraub points to the iPad as showing the existence of a Apple-Google relationship. Steve then called b.s. on Google’s motto (amongst a lot of other interesting revelations) at the Apple Town Hall meeting from Thursday. Finally, Engadget announced the launch of their Apple-free news site, we are trying to get their sister site Autoblog to do one that doesn’t cover Toyota (crosses fingers.)
