The day after Apple detailed what’s coming with iPhone 4.0, I’ve seen a couple of different kinds of articles and blog posts surface. Some are focusing on whether Apple’s decision to finally support multitasking and how that could make things even tougher for Microsoft, which has gone public with the company’s decision not to provide multitasking in the first version of its Windows Phone 7 OS. Others are focusing on Apple’s seeming attempt to restrict what kinds of tools developers use to write iPhone applications.

The ASRock X58 Extreme3 is available (at time of writing) for $189.99, one dollar above the EX58-UD3R. For your extra dollar, a plethora of extra features over the Gigabyte board are available on the ASRock board - a full set of 6 DIMM slots for DDR3 memory, USB3 compatibility, SATA 6Gb/s connectivity, three PCIe slots (x16, x16, x4), Power/Clear CMOS/Reset buttons, and support for DDR3 ECC memory.