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Report: Apple developing a Flash alternative - The heated battle between Apple and Adobe Systems over Flash may get a bit more interesting, as reports of a Flash alternative being developed by Apple begin to surface.

Jailbroken iPad Runs SNES Emulator with WiiMote Controls - If you’ve got a jailbroken iPad, a copy of snes4iphone, and a WiiMote, have I got a doozy for you - check out the video.

Coolest way to Read Comics and Manga: On an iPad - Marvel already has their Marvel Comics app optimized for the iPad. When users launch the app, they will be taken to the Marvel Comics Store where they can purchase and download comics for approximately $1.99 per issue.

Nokia lodges another complaint against Apple - Finnish cell phone maker Nokia Corp. said Friday that it has extended its patent-infringement claims against Apple Inc. to include the new iPad.

Opera on Flash Debate: "You Can Cook an Egg While its Runnin - There's a new entrant in the ring to the Great Flash Debate of 2010, which heretofore had Apple’s Steve Jobs and Adobe sending nasty-grams back and forth over the latter company’s interactive web technology. Now there’s a new player in town, with browser maker Opera stepping into the ring to weigh in on the fight.

Ironman: There's an App for that - Zumobi, a leading mobile media company, and Marvel Entertainment recently announced the launch of Iron Man Central, the official Iron Man application for the iPhone and iPod touch. In anticipation of the biggest movie release of the year, IRON MAN 2, the Iron Man Central app provides fans new and old with an into the world...

iEvil: 5 Things Apple Must Do to Look Less Like A**holes - For a company that made a name for itself by being the "little guy", their actions of late have been a surprising reversal. Here's how they can exorcise the evil.

iPad: The Device of the Rich? [STATS] - Yahoo is out with interesting findings concering the demographics of iPad owners.

Future iPhones to Identify Users by Heartbeat - A newly-published Apple patent application proposes identifying iPhone users by their heartbeat, rather than by more conventional means like a passcode.

iPhone to remain AT&T exclusive until early 2011 - In exchange for cheap data plans on the iPad 3G, Apple agreed to extend AT&T's exclusive right to sell the iPhone through 2010

ClamCase for iPad magically turns your tablet into a laptop. - The second we heard the iPad had Bluetooth keyboard support we knew we'd see a laptop-style case emerge, and here we are, watching a rendered

Sources: Adobe is Behind Apple Antitrust Complaints - An Adobe complaint is the main cause behind reported federal interest in antitrust charges against Apple, according to Bloomberg sources. Apple recently changed the rules for developers, forbidding the use of third-party tools in the creation of iPhone and iPad apps.

Apple vs. the Web - Over and over, Apple has run roughshod over its partners. This is Apple’s one great weakness—they simply do not know how to play well with others.

Video-a-Go-Go: Methods For Syncing Videos to Your iPhone - Most people are used to the essential music playing function of the iPhone, but the video market has been a little more difficult for the transition.

iPad 3G Gets Nuked Inside Microwave (Video) - Yes, in this video, a brand spankin' new 64GB iPad 3G is lovingly unwrapped, registered, and loaded with data, then popped into a microwave oven for a journey into flaming oblivion.These purveyors of microwave-inflicted iPad violence will apparently be selling the cremains of the iPad on eBay soon.

Next iPhone to have 720p Video Capture - With a few lines of code, it seems, at least one of the specs of the next iPhone is settled. According to video capture presets tucked away in the iPhone SDK, 720p recording is in the cards.

Ellen pokes fun at Apple... and then apologizes - After watching this video, we've come to one conclusion: Apple needs to learn how to take a joke.

iPad pushing average apps prices higher, but not by much - Average app prices for iPad apps are just 22 percent higher than the average for iPhone apps. The average selling price of iPad apps is $4.67, compared to an average price of $3.62 for iPhone apps.

Apple to Change iPhone SDK to Avoid Antitrust Case? - Apple could avoid a possible FTC antitrust investigation by changing the terms of the iPhone 4.0 SDK, insiders said Monday night.

Apple Deserves to Be Slapped with Antitrust Suit - Reports state that the US Federal Trade Commission and the US Department of Justice will be starting antitrust proceedings against Apple for anti-competitive practices. Hoping to slow down its competitors, Apple's recently filed a bevy of lawsuits against HTC, the largest manufacturer of Android phones.

Apple to Dodge Antitrust Bullet - Apple is attempting to avoid an antitrust probe into its trade practices by revising some of the terms of its developer agreement. It's not clear which parts would be revised, but government regulators are interested in provisions in Apple's iAd advertising program, and Apple's decision to reject apps built with cross-platform applications.

Dropbox Updates App With Slick iPad Support - If you’re a fan of cloud storage service Dropbox and own an iPad, it’s your lucky day. The iPhone version was already quite good, but Dropbox have now updated the app for better iPad support.

Feds Eye Apple for Antitrust Probe - Apple may soon face antitrust pressure from either the Federal Trade Commission or the Department of Justice over its decision to block Flash and other cross-platform development tools from the App Store, a move that Apple says is best for consumers.

E-Waste Industry Celebrates as iPad Buyers Dump Old Gadgets - The head of one of the country's largest e-waste recycling companies offers effusive praise for Apple's new handheld computer, but for all the wrong reasons. Likening the public's fascination with the iPad to the flat-screen television revolution, the industry expects a similar windfall as consumers dump old gadgets to make way for the new device.

The Daily Show's Best Apple Moments (Videos) - From the 2002 iMac unveiling to the Gizmodo debacle.

Apple may face antitrust scrutiny from FTC - After years of being the little guy who used Washington to fend off Goliaths like Microsoft, Apple CEO Steve Jobs is about to learn what life is like when the shoe's on the other foot.

Web-Based iTunes Already in the Works - The widely rumored service would have let iPhone and iPad owners listen to an existing collection without necessarily needing either locally stored copies or a web browser.

Apple Obsession: The Science of iPad Fanaticism - Fan behavior makes sense to market researchers who weigh in on the reasons for Apple's cult-like following

Hack: iPad 3G Runs on T-Mobile, Sends Texts [VIDEO] - The 3G version of Apple’s iPad hit store shelves on Friday, and it’s already been hacked to run on a U.S. carrier that’s not AT&T: T-Mobile. Better still, it’s possible to send SMS text messages from the iPad on T-Mobile’s network.

How the iPad Killed HP's Slate - The iPad can't multi-task, it doesn't have Flash and it doesn't exactly do anything a laptop can't do. Yet somehow, Apple's latest gadget was able to see two successful launches in one month. HP, who was destined to give the iPad a run for its money, can't even manage a release. But why?

iPhone / iPad 'Spirit' jailbreak released to the world - Untethered jailbreak at its finest, at last

iPad 3G Teardown - While the rest of the world awaits in awe for the unveiling of the iPad, we've got our hands on the newly released iPad 3G. We'll be comparing the internals of this production unit to the preproduction FCC photos we exclusively unveiled a month ago. (Note: Teardowns provide a look inside a device and should not be used as disassembly instructions.)

How Apple sells their products - It's funny because it's true.

Apple 3rd largest vendor globally of Smartphones - Global sales of smartphones surged by 50%, growing from 35.9 million units in the year ago quarter to 54 million units in the first quarter of 2010, the strongest growth rate in several years.

From Alan Kay's Dynabook to the Apple iPad - Almost 40 years ago, famed computer scientist Alan Kay published a research paper describing a device called the "Dynabook" that is eerily similar to what the iPad is today.

TV Station Staff Plays the Green Card to Score iPads for All - The news anchors for a Georgia television station are all getting iPads instead of paper scripts; the station expects the move to save $24,000 a year in printing costs, which they will undoubtedly blow in the Apps store.

Apple Shutting Down Lala on May 31 - The whole purpose of going to Lala is to stream free music, and soon that function will be taken away. Apple purchased Lala in December 2009 and is clearly up to something—no new members are currently being accepted to the site, and existing members will only be able to use the streaming services until May 31.

Adobe Strikes Back - Speaking about Mr. Jobs's assertion that Adobe is the No. 1 cause of Mac crashes, Mr. Narayan says if Adobe crashes Apple, that actually has something "to do with the Apple operating system."

iPhone Finder ID-ed - Regrets His ‘Mistake’ - The person who found and sold an Apple iPhone prototype says he regrets not doing more to return the device to its owner, according to a statement provided to Wired.com. Brian Hogan, a college-age man, says he is willing to cooperate with police.

Police: iPhone's Gay "Cruising" App Leads to Murder of Man - iPhone's Gay "Cruising" App Leads to Murder of Phoenix Man, Police Claim

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