Interesting insights on the future and Steve Jobs’s vision for it from Gasée’s Monday Note.

The Register covers the long Apple iPad queues comprehensively.

1. AppleTV is anything but dead.
2. iPhone OS is going to run everything smallish Apple makes from here on out.
3. Even Mac OS X will die if Apple has their way.

Any other questions?

More on the next Apple TV here.

Want to publish your work on Apple’s iBookstore?  MacLife shows you how.

Computerworld offers results in the ongoing back and forth regarding Adobe Flash’s viability on mobile platforms.  In short, tests conducted using Flash on several mobile operating systems including Google’s latest (Android Froyo) show a marked battery and performance drain and even crashed at one point.

No doubt Apple needs to work a little harder to avoid appearing heavy handed in this and other lines they’ve drawn in the sand.  However, the facts on this one are hard to dispute – even if Apple’s protecting their own turf more than they’re protecting their customers.

The Register reports HP intends to build a tablet device that will run Palm’s WebOS.  No shock, considering WebOS might be the best mobile OS on the market, and iPad has proven the market exists.

If you’re trying to follow the logic and value surrounding cloud computing, this article covering James Hamilton’s presentation on cloud economies of scale covers it nicely.

I’ve been waiting for the Nike+ Heart Rate Monitor since Nike+ first arrived.  This is the missing link for just about every serious runner.

I bet you didn’t think it was this easy, did you?

Microsoft’s Steen thinks Microsoft’s latest small-business plan is right on target.

Looks good to us, provided they can sell the cloud.