HTML5 is coming, and we’ve yet to see Flash properly supported under any Apple device; iPhone, iPod touch or even iPad. Where web standards are concerned, the next year or two is bound to be very interesting indeed.

• The iPad vs the JooJoo vs HP’s Slate vs Android tablets etc

2010 is shaping up to be the year of the tablet.

• Nokia might throw a bone to developers looking to hitch a ride on the Ovi Maps bandwagon

Nokia’s Ovi suite of services hasn’t had a very smooth ride since their inception in mid-2009, though if the new Ovi Maps is anything to go by, they’re right on track to produce something that both developers and users will flock to.

I’ve been using Firefox for as long as I can remember on the PC, and one of my biggest peeves was that it wasn’t (then) available for mobile devices, particularly those Symbian-powered phones with ‘Nokia’ stamped all over. So now Mozilla’s gone and launched Firefox for Mobile for a Nokia device, but it’s the Maemo-powered N900. Damnit, Mozilla, don’t leave me hanging here with Opera Mini.

• Seven GPUs on ONE motherboard

Seven GPUs, two CPUs and a dozen DDR3 memory slots. I’ve been out of the PC component scene for quite a while now, but damn, things like that still get my inner geek salivating.

• The iPad is actually for Mom

Still digesting through Apple’s recent iPad launch, but this article from TechCrunch EU does hit a couple of pertinent points, the most obvious of which is that the iPad is actually meant for the ungeek.

• Iomega; not making Zip disks anymore, but still alive and kicking

Not quite the same company they were when Zip disks were still the rage, Iomega’s one company that still manages to find a way to stay alive.

• Google releases the Android 2.1 SDK

The Nexus One is finally out, and predictably, the Android 2.1 SDK follows.

• Google to AP News: Suck it

I wonder how long it takes the AP and their affiliated sites to realize that they need Google more than Google needs them?

• Windows Mobile 7 delayed to 2011

After a no-show at CES 2010, seems like we won’t be seeing Windows Mobile 7 till much, much later. Wonder if the upcoming Mobile World Congress in Barcelona will be an Android-only affair.

• The Best and worst of CES according to Robert Scoble

CES was quite fun this year, and having the internet also meant that you didn’t really need to be there to see what went down on the show floors. Scoble pretty much covers all the bases here, from 3D TVs to e-readers and so on.

• The problem with typefaces on computers versus in print

It’s very interesting how something as decidedly low-tech as fonts could have so many issues when translated to supposedly cutting-edge platforms. Makes you want to rethink just how you use fonts on your machine.