Apple sent the following email to developers today signalling that they will now accept apps made for the iPad. Guess we'll start to see what is out there pretty soon.

We know that Intel and Apple's relationship isn't what it once was even a year ago. A few years ago, they were getting processors ahead of launch and Intel even built the original MacBook Air its very own chip .? Now things are a bit different, which may be ...

According to a report by the sometimes spotty?(ahem removable battery?!) Korean Times ( via DL ) , Samsung will soon begin producing iPad screens. ?This follows news this morning that Wintek may or may not be having issues with production yields on their iPad touch screen sensors . "Samsung ...

Apple is abandoning its plans for TV subscriptions (for now) but may have some $.99 television shows for the iPad's launch according to an updated report by the Wall Street Journal . Apple has narrowed the device's scope

China Mobile is itching to get their hands on the ?iPhone according to the FT (sub. req.) today . ? The head of China Mobile has called on Apple to include Beijing's home-grown standard for third-generation mobile services in the next generation of the iPhone, underscoring the growing pressures ...

Businessweek reports today that an elite group of developers have received iPads to test their applications on, however, these iPads must be kept tethered to a fixed object and in rooms with blacked-out windows.

Digitimes gives fair and balanced coverage of possible iPad delays by first quoting Liberty Times as saying Wintek's display panels' low yield rates are hampering iPad production, a fact that has been discussed before. Taiwan-based touch panel supplier Wintek has been blamed for a delay of Apple's iPad shipments, ...

You ever wonder why Apple can't get a proper deal done with the TV Networks to put their content online?

According to a source of Silicon Alley Insider , Steve Jobs had the following bookmarks on his iPad for the demonstration for the Wall Street Journal last month: "Well, he has? Engadget ,? Gizmodo , the? New York Times tech section , and the? Wall Street Journal ?bookmarked." He ...

The WSJ chimes in with some frustratingly vague information today.