2010 was indeed quite an extraordinary year for Apple, as is indicated by this video, simply entitled “Apple: 2010.” It’s a comprehensive slideshow showcasing some of the biggest news we saw come out of Cupertino, California this year. From the announcement of the iPad and unveiling of iOS 4 to software updates such as Aperture, the video starts in January and makes it’s way to December, giving dates and image from each of these announcements.

Apple-1 News of Taiwan has become Internet Famous for their animated recreations of world news, including Jay Leno and Conan O’Brien turning into superheroes to battle it out over late night slots and the media meltdown of Tiger Woods. Well, now they’ve turned their attention towards the alleged iPhone 4 reception issues. And despite the name of their station, it’s hard to call this hilarious video “Pro-Apple.”

Can you guess what technology such enthusiasts tend to use for their paranormal work? Yes, it’s the good ol’ Macintosh. Over at Paranormal Daily News, there’s an article on why the Mac is the superior platform when it comes to working with a high quantity of footage looking for those few ghostly seconds to share with the world. According to the article, it’s really nothing more than a MacBook and the iLife suite. Well, let’s face it; it’s all in there, really.

Can you boil down the history of Apple to two minutes? Sure you can! This is the era of communicating in 140 characters, so who needs those pesky books, what with their words and pages and weight. Who has the time and physical endurance required to read a book these days? Thankfully, we’ve got YouTube and good folks like applemctom who has given us the History of Apple, told in two minutes.

Yes, you read along with Appletell’s iPhone 3.0 live blog, but it’s just not the same as being there, right? You need Keynote slides and demo videos, and we don’t blame you. If you have an hour and a half to spare, you can now watch today’s presentation at Apple.com. Get to know the new faces of Apple, and get your first peak at the iPhone 3.0 software. As much as I’m sick of all incarnations of The Sims, I must admit the iPhone version looks really good.

Videos mocking and showing off Apple and its products have been on YouTube forever, but just recently (September 25th, 2008), a channel claiming to be the official channel has showen up on the web. The Official Apple’s Youtube channel on the popular video sharing site YouTube looks rather skeptical. Apple generally doesn’t join other sites, so this may not be theirs. And, with the backround picture, it doesn’t look too conviencing. If Apple was to join YouTube, or if this really is their channel, they could use it to put up tutorials and ad campaigns, and even host a VLog. Currently, the channel hosts 25 videos, but we would expect many more since these went up in the first few days.