Errr… spot the error: "Apple appears to be making room on the iPhone for flash memory, which means an end to Apple’s standoff with Adobe (ADBE) that’s kept iPhones from easily viewing a plethora of Internet videos."

Analyst Richard Gardner of Citigroup thinks a 3G iPhone could be coming soon: "We believe that lack of 3G has been a significant headwind for iPhone in Europe where 3G is already pervasive."

"According to Mindset Media, people who purchase Macs fall into what the branding company calls the "Openness 5" personality category — which means they are more liberal, less modest and more assured of their own superiority than the population at large.

Despite huge spikes in traffic, Apple announcements are loss-leaders for the gadget blogs…

John Naughton: "[ThinkSecret's Nick] Ciarelli is a student and a lone blogger, someone without resources who can be easily swatted. The blogosphere is full of such people, who sometimes publish stuff that is of public interest but which no mainstream outl

Rex Hammock on the Apple/Think Secret settlement: "Huh? ‘Positive solution for both sides’? There’s another side here. My side. (I’m speaking collectively for readers, of course.) And there’s nothing positive about this settlement for my side."

"… a new iPhone-like touchscreen music and video player that has a full Internet browser and the capacity to download music."

The cliché I learned was "the only stupid question is the one you don’t ask" — this certainly applies to journalist Bob Keefe, who is currently being eviscerated by the Mac fanboy community for asking a perfectly reasonable question.