As the great Bard wrote, “time will tell who has fell and who’s been left behind…”

What I do know is that the number of Mac installations and 3rd party apps in the marketplace pales in comparison to the number of Windows installations and Windows apps.

What I do know is that the number of developers interested in developing for Windows dwarfs the number interested in developing for OSX or Linux or Unix.

What I do know is that Stanford is an exclusive private school that feeds the needs of Silicon Valley corporations in exchange for large donations and is just a few miles away from the Apple campus and the fact that NO OTHER SCHOOL more than a few blocks from Cupertino has an iPhone development course for fear of being laughed at.

What I do know is that there may be “savvy people” on Apple’s payroll (which this site appears to be) that thinks Flash on a mobile phone is a clusterfuck, no legitimately technically savvy person believes that.

All of this will change because Apple changes its mind faster all the time. My guess is that the iPhone will be supporting Flash before long because it will have to and the company’s pouty little spat with Adobe (the real reason Flash is not supported) will disappear.

What I do know is that the number of developers interested in developing for iPhone dwarfs the number interested in developing for Android or Blackberry or Palm.

What I do know is that Stanford University teaches courses in iPhone development while it does not teach them for the other smartphone platforms, yet.

What I do know is that many savvy people believe Flash will be a royal clusterf*ck on mobile platforms.

All of this may change and change comes faster and faster all the time. My guess is the myTouch will send small ripples across the large mobile phone pond this summer.

We’ll see what happens.

Already, the G1 (the MyTouch’s predecessor) has sold well over 1 million phones and there are over 5000 apps available for the phone with most being free (Pre has 14), including an app to turn the phone into a metal detector, Google Streetview that gives virtual location viewing in real time and in real space, as well as calorie counting fitness programs, an app that scans barcodes to find the best price for any items in stores and on-line, and the ability to stream full films (Saving Private Ryan, Pirates of the Carribean, etc) for free. All of these apps are free and not available for iPhone users. Let’s not forget that even if MyTouch’s T-Mobile market is saturated, there are 17 other Android phones coming out by the end of the year on Verizon, Sprint, AT&T, as well as T-Mobile. Adobe Flash is coming to Android where it’s nowhere on the development table for the iPhone.

If you want to trash talk, at least have a basic understanding of what you are talking about.