WWDC 2009 Keynote recap

Here is our WWDC recap in living HTML.

9:51 AM: John Biggs
9:51 AM: John Biggs
9:57 AM: John Biggs Out in the line. The Apple guy who just walked by was counting folks and passed us at 476 or so.
10:06 AM: John Biggs So we’ve got live video of the line. If you have anything you want to know specifically, other than the obvious WHERE IS MY IFONE! Tweet @johnbiggs and I’ll try to respond.
10:17 AM: John Biggs
10:18 AM: John Biggs
10:18 AM: John Biggs Waiting for press registration
10:20 AM: John Biggs @johnbiggs What device are you recording the live feed on? Answer: Ustream on an iPhone
10:34 AM: John Biggs Hopefully you’re watching greg ask people what they think of the pre
10:34 AM: MDM Looking forward to CrunchGear’s coverage. Can’t wait for iPhone 3.0 update.
10:34 AM: Giovanni It is possible to see the conference in streaming on my Iphone?
10:34 AM: Dan Should I have audio?
10:34 AM: Daddy-O The Ustream app on the iPhone is only a viewer. How do you get the app that sends video to Ustream?
10:35 AM: John Biggs Re video question. We can’t stream video. Verboten
10:36 AM: John Biggs Dasorryddyo it’s an unlocked iPhone.
10:52 AM: John Biggs Sorry. Testing email. Still sitting on the floor waiting.
10:52 AM: John Biggs How is the stream?
10:53 AM: DannyD Ustream is great, but it is just so choppy. I´m from Germany and the stream is interrupted about every other second… is it my Connection or the iPhone`s that is “crap”
10:53 AM: Kirill Just wanted to say thanks for doing this guys.
10:53 AM: Ross Will you be streaming live inside?
11:00 AM: John Biggs No, Ross
11:20 AM: John Biggs hopefully the stream is better
11:21 AM: Rick Woot! girls in bikinis rock
11:21 AM: Juan Snyman The keynote begins in about 2 hours and 40 minutes, right? Why are you guys there so early. :o
11:22 AM: John Biggs No idea re live stream and we are this early for you guys
11:36 AM: John Biggs
11:36 AM: John Biggs
11:36 AM: John Biggs There is the new QuickTime Logo.
11:37 AM: John Biggs
11:38 AM: John Biggs
11:38 AM: John Biggs the old logo
11:38 AM: John Biggs
11:38 AM: John Biggs new one
11:40 AM: mapplemike Can’t wait to see what they say at WWDC. Apple employees are the biggest junkies of them all.
11:40 AM: bgertzfield According to the weirdo walking the WWDC line, I am male number 776. The nice lady behind me is female number 43!
11:40 AM: John Biggs Hey guys – we’re outside the keynote room right now w/ folks from Phonescoop, Laptop, Engadget; everyone’s here. Sorry the live feed went down, not a whole lot we can do about that.
11:41 AM: John Biggs Vincent Nguyen just took a horrible picture of me, as I thought it was video. Thanks, Vincent.
11:42 AM: Monik (etiole.com) why has the video gone off air?
11:42 AM: John Biggs Limited WiFi, No 3G. Simply not enough bandwidth. Plus – they’ll eat our face if we stream inside.
11:48 AM: John Biggs We’ve got power! Power is rare here. It’s like soil in waterworld.
11:49 AM: John Biggs We’re about 90% sure there’s no power inside. There *does* seem to be WiFi – which is incredible. Great chance that the WiFi will die as soon as we get inside, be it by apple’s doing or the weight of a million geeks all trying their damnedest to liveblog
11:51 AM: John Biggs
11:51 AM: John Biggs I wish John Biggs would hold my laptop for me while I typed:-(
11:52 AM: John Biggs Apple store is down. Everybody panic!
11:54 AM: John Biggs We’re still in line. The mood is generally light, everyone’s drinkin’ the Odwallas and eatin’ the scones Apple provided. If you need something to do, go prep your bingo cards: www.crunchgear.com
11:56 AM: Greg Kumparak The past 10 liveblog snippets have all been a lie. I didnt realize I was logged in as Biggs.
11:59 AM: Greg Kumparak Surprisingly, the room doesn’t smell too bad yet. It is a big room, though.
12:00 PM: Greg Kumparak
12:00 PM: Greg Kumparak There are probably around 150 media folk waiting outside the keynote room. There’s no obvious line. There never is, really. It’s just a big pile of madness.
12:01 PM: Greg Kumparak If you missed it in the earlier live broadcast, the first line dwellers had been here since 3 am.
12:02 PM: @michaelowens The first person in line got there at 5:30p the night before, actually.
12:02 PM: Greg Kumparak Yeesh. Missed’em. Way to go, 5:30pm trooper. Hope you enjoy the show.
12:04 PM: @iAppTime So will you be recording the keynote live on the Ustream?
12:05 PM: Greg Kumparak Unfortunately not; Apple nixed that from the start, and reiterated that it was disallowed when we were getting our badges.
12:13 PM: Greg Kumparak Looks like broadcast guys get to go in first, then the rest of media, then general WWDC goers.
12:13 PM: Dip Greg are people out there betting on Steve Jobs making an appearance?
12:14 PM: Greg Kumparak Lots of debates about that, as is to be expected.
12:15 PM: Greg Kumparak It seems like at least 50% of the people here are sick. Awesome.
12:16 PM: Jim No video but live blog will continue right?
12:17 PM: Greg Kumparak Absolutely – as long as we can keep a connection up, we’ll keep updating the feed.
12:17 PM: Greg Kumparak Besides the new looking Quicktime logo, we’re not noticing anything too surprising on the banners.
12:18 PM: Greg Kumparak Mentions of 64 bit stuff alongside snow leopard, an OpenOCL logo
12:20 PM: Dip Wonder how many people out there in Moscone are carrying the “pre”? Do you see any among those who are near you?
12:20 PM: Greg Kumparak Its only media around us, so it’s a Pre/iPhone bananza.
12:24 PM: Greg Kumparak If you’re wondering, it’s starting to smell horrible.
12:25 PM: Greg Kumparak Everyone’s starting to get cranky.
12:27 PM: Greg Kumparak
12:27 PM: Greg Kumparak That logo to the lower left of “Mac” – we’re not familiar with it. Anyone ever seen it?
12:27 PM: Greg Kumparak It reads “GCD”, and looks like a stoplight.
12:28 PM: Ender is it the new OSX Grand Central?
12:28 PM: Tim “Getting Crap Done”… must be an Apple implementation of the GTD.
12:29 PM: Capt Crunch What happens when a bunch of Apple fanboys get cranky?
12:29 PM: Greg Kumparak They start using windows mobile
12:31 PM: JP Macrumors says the logo is for multithreading”Threading has left the station.
Grand Central Dispatch”
12:32 PM: Greg Kumparak Seems like half the people here have iPhones; then blackberry, then pre/android handsets throughout.
12:33 PM: Greg Kumparak There are a good number of those special Google I/O HTC Magics
12:33 PM: Greg Kumparak Line is moving! We’re heading in!
12:36 PM: Greg Kumparak we’re in. still milling toward our seat
12:38 PM: Greg Kumparak We’ve been seated. We’re stage left. pics coming in now.
12:39 PM: Greg Kumparak
12:39 PM: Greg Kumparak
12:40 PM: Greg Kumparak Funky house music is blaring
12:40 PM: Matt Psst… that’s stage right :)
12:41 PM: Greg Kumparak Nonsense – this is an Apple event. Anything is possible. Its a wonderful land of imagination!
12:42 PM: Greg Kumparak Male to female ratio is about 50:1 at last count.
12:42 PM: Satish ZOMG ZOMG ZOMG!
12:43 PM: Greg Kumparak Man, you guys are missing out on the funkiest house music on the planet. I’m considering bailing on this whole live blogging nonsense and starting an impromptu rave in the back.
12:45 PM: Greg Kumparak
12:46 PM: Freiteez shazam the song so we can see what it is
12:46 PM: Greg Kumparak We tried; alas, the murmur is a bit too intense.
12:49 PM: MG Howdy
12:49 PM: Greg Kumparak MG Hammer, ladies and gentlemen.
12:51 PM: Greg Kumparak We’re just gettin’ ourselves prepped, folks – main show starts in 9 minutes.
12:52 PM: Greg Kumparak Shazam continues to fail to identify the lovely beats. That’s too bad, really – it’s decent stuff.
12:53 PM: Greg Kumparak No john mayer yet. It’s funky bass beats all the way down, folks.
12:53 PM: Greg Kumparak
12:53 PM: MG And no Coldplay yet
12:53 PM: Greg Kumparak Sideways journalists using their laptops.
12:54 PM: MG Nice Greg, crotch shot?
12:54 PM: Greg Kumparak @MG: That’s all Biggs’ doing.
12:56 PM: Greg Kumparak “Good morning ladies and Gentlemen! Welcome to the WWDC 2009 conference!”
12:57 PM: Greg Kumparak “At this time, as a courtesy to speakers on stage and fellow attendees, please turn off all cell phones and paging devices”
12:57 PM: Greg Kumparak Turn off your paging devices, people. Also, stop carrying pagers.
12:57 PM: MG @greg that was one of the best parts of The Hangover
12:58 PM: TD765 are they playing Dave Matthews Band
12:58 PM: Satish Thanks for ruining the movie guys.
12:58 PM: Greg Kumparak Music update: The Submarines – You, Me & The Bourgeoisie
12:59 PM: Greg Kumparak Spoiler: The Hangover features guys drinking alcoholic beverages
1:00 PM: Greg Kumparak It’s now time for the show to begin. No sign of anyone on stage yet.
1:00 PM: Greg Kumparak Lights are down
1:00 PM: Greg Kumparak The audience goes bonkers.
1:01 PM: Greg Kumparak The music.. continues.
1:01 PM: Greg Kumparak Song’s over – it’s time!c
1:01 PM: Greg Kumparak New PC/Mac ad.
1:01 PM: Greg Kumparak Hodgeman: “Welcome to WWDC!”
1:01 PM: Greg Kumparak “I wanted to be the first to wish you a week.. with..some innovation, but not too much”
1:01 PM: Greg Kumparak Doing another take:
1:02 PM: Greg Kumparak “Okay, hear me out: You’ve sold millions of iPhone apps. isnt that enough? Slow it down”
1:02 PM: Greg Kumparak Another take:
1:02 PM: Greg Kumparak “*raspberries sound*”
1:02 PM: Greg Kumparak “Hello, I’m a mac. What PC is trying to say: Have a great conference”
1:02 PM: Greg Kumparak Audience, again, goes bonkers
1:02 PM: Greg Kumparak Phil Schiller is on stage
1:03 PM: Greg Kumparak “Welcome to the 2009 WWDC. We have an amazing week planned for you. It’s incredible, for all of you — i mean all of you”
1:03 PM: Greg Kumparak “Can’t you feel the love in this room?”
1:03 PM: Greg Kumparak In 2007, OS X users were at 25 million .
1:04 PM: Greg Kumparak In 2009, it’s at 75 million.
1:04 PM: Greg Kumparak It took 7 years to get to 25
1:04 PM: Greg Kumparak but only 2 to triple it.
1:04 PM: Greg Kumparak “We will continue to give you technologies so you can build the best applications”
1:05 PM: Greg Kumparak Talking about the unibody macbook line
1:06 PM: Greg Kumparak “It let us create a laptop thats sturdier, packed with features, and amazingly thin”
1:06 PM: Greg Kumparak Recapping the roll out of unibody to the MB/MBP lines.
1:06 PM: Greg Kumparak “Even though we have a huge lead over anybodyelse in the laptop business, we dont want to stop”
1:06 PM: Greg Kumparak Brand new 15-inch MBP
1:06 PM: Greg Kumparak Just introduced.
1:06 PM: Greg Kumparak Built on Unibody
1:06 PM: Greg Kumparak Built-in Battery
1:06 PM: Greg Kumparak Up to 7 hours of battery life
1:07 PM: John Biggs
1:07 PM: Greg Kumparak (2 hours more than before)
1:07 PM: Greg Kumparak More environmentally friendly.
1:07 PM: Greg Kumparak Old batteries would get about 300 recharges before they started to wear down
1:07 PM: Greg Kumparak The new ones get 1,000 full recharge cycles
1:07 PM: Greg Kumparak Generally, that’s 5 years of life.
1:07 PM: John Biggs
1:07 PM: Greg Kumparak “Most customers will never need to change the battery in their laptop”, as it’ll last longer than their MBP’s specs will.
1:08 PM: John Biggs
1:08 PM: Greg Kumparak The new 15″ is just as thin and just as light as the old one.
1:08 PM: Greg Kumparak “Nicest display we’ve ever put in a notebook”
1:08 PM: John Biggs
1:08 PM: Greg Kumparak Something different: New port
1:08 PM: Greg Kumparak No express card slot
1:08 PM: Greg Kumparak SD Card slot!
1:08 PM: Greg Kumparak They’ve replaced the expresscard slot with SD.
1:09 PM: Greg Kumparak “Most of our customers use digital cameras – of course, you can plug it in. But customers like the convenience of popping in a card”, goes on to say SD is standard now.
1:09 PM: Greg Kumparak Fastest notebook Apple has ever made
1:09 PM: Greg Kumparak Up to 3.06 ghz dual core, 6 MB L2 Cache
1:09 PM: Greg Kumparak Up to 8 Gigs up 1066 Mhz DDR3
1:09 PM: Greg Kumparak Up to 500GB on a spinning disc
1:09 PM: Greg Kumparak or 256 GB on a Solid state drive
1:10 PM: Greg Kumparak $1699
1:10 PM: Greg Kumparak Starting price of the new 15″ MBP: $1699.
1:10 PM: John Biggs
1:10 PM: Greg Kumparak $1699 with 2.53 ghz, 4gb of ram, 250gb drive, 9400m, sd slot
1:10 PM: Greg Kumparak $1999 = 2.6 ghz 4gb DDR3 320gb hdd, 9400m + 9600m GT, SD slot
1:11 PM: Greg Kumparak $2299 – 2.8 Ghz, 4gb DDR3, 500gb HDD, 9400m + 9600m GT, SD card slot
1:11 PM: Greg Kumparak They’re also updating the 17″
Goes up to 2.8 ghz
1:11 PM: Greg Kumparak 4GB DDR
1:11 PM: Greg Kumparak 500Gb drive
1:11 PM: Greg Kumparak 9400m/9600M GT
1:11 PM: Greg Kumparak $2499 ($300 price drop)
1:11 PM: Greg Kumparak Shipping today.
1:11 PM: Greg Kumparak Both the 15″ and the revised 17″
1:12 PM: Greg Kumparak They’re now talking about the 13″ macbook
1:12 PM: Greg Kumparak Revised model
1:12 PM: Greg Kumparak 7 hours of battery life (2 hours more than before)
1:12 PM: Greg Kumparak Built in battery
1:12 PM: John Biggs
1:12 PM: Greg Kumparak Same “Incredible, new, vivid color display”
1:12 PM: Greg Kumparak Same SD card slot
1:12 PM: Greg Kumparak The macbook didn’t have an expresscard slot before, so it was a bit of a squeeze
1:13 PM: Greg Kumparak “What other things could we add to just make it a Macbook Pro?”
1:13 PM: Greg Kumparak Up to 8GB of ram.
1:13 PM: Greg Kumparak Backlit keyboard!
1:13 PM: Greg Kumparak And a firewire 800 port!
1:13 PM: Greg Kumparak 13″ Macbook is now a Macbook Pro.
1:13 PM: Greg Kumparak $1199.
1:14 PM: Greg Kumparak The new 13″ Macbook (now a Pro model) will be $1199.
1:14 PM: Greg Kumparak Base model is $1199, 2.25 ghz 2GB DDR3, 9400m Graphics, 160GB hdd, Sd card slot
1:14 PM: Greg Kumparak $1499: 2.53 ghz, 4 gigs of ddr3, 9400m, sd card slot
1:14 PM: Greg Kumparak Available today.
1:15 PM: John Biggs
1:15 PM: John Biggs
1:15 PM: Greg Kumparak They’re also updating the Macbook Air
1:15 PM: Greg Kumparak 1.86 ghz for $1499
1:15 PM: Greg Kumparak $300 price drop
1:16 PM: Greg Kumparak Higher end MB Air: 2.13 ghz with a 128GB solid state drive, $1799
1:16 PM: Greg Kumparak (Thats a $700 price drop)
1:16 PM: Greg Kumparak Every Macbook, Macbook Pro, and Air meets energy star requirement V5 – which isn’t even standard till summer.
1:16 PM: Greg Kumparak “The world’s greenest lineup of notebooks”
1:17 PM: John Biggs
1:17 PM: Greg Kumparak They’re moving on to OS X
1:17 PM: John Biggs
1:17 PM: Greg Kumparak Someone else entered the stage; I missed the name, but I believe it was Bertrand Sertlet
1:17 PM: Greg Kumparak Discussing OS X’s merits.
1:18 PM: Greg Kumparak How great it is, how great reviews have been.
1:18 PM: Greg Kumparak Says “What a contrast”, with Windows Vista logo on the screen.
1:18 PM: Greg Kumparak “Even with Windows 7, you have all the same technologies: DLLs, the registry, disk defragging. Users should never have to know about that.”
1:18 PM: Greg Kumparak Just made a jab at UAC hassles in Windows Vista/7
1:19 PM: Greg Kumparak “Our challenge was to build a better Leopard”
1:19 PM: John Biggs
1:20 PM: John Biggs
1:20 PM: Greg Kumparak Brief mention of Exchange support in Snow Leopard.
1:20 PM: John Biggs
1:20 PM: John Biggs
1:20 PM: Greg Kumparak “We love the way the finder is in Leopard – so we didn’t change a thing. At least, not the user interface”
1:20 PM: Greg Kumparak Finder has been rewritten in Cocoa:
1:20 PM: Greg Kumparak Listing differences quickly
1:20 PM: Greg Kumparak Faster icon drawing
Faster trash emptying
1:20 PM: Greg Kumparak New disc eject manager
1:21 PM: Greg Kumparak “My desktop now has a little too much clutter. We’ve had expose.. so we built expose into the dock”
1:21 PM: Greg Kumparak (Meh)
1:21 PM: Greg Kumparak The installation process has been sped up by 45%.
1:22 PM: Greg Kumparak Updating to Snow Leopard will actually save you 6GB of space, thanks to compression technologies
1:22 PM: Greg Kumparak They’re discussing text selection in PDFs; it’s now handled much more logically.
1:23 PM: Greg Kumparak People clap, because people are strange.
1:23 PM: Greg Kumparak Mail has been sped up across the board
1:23 PM: John Biggs
1:23 PM: Greg Kumparak Now on to discussing Safari
1:24 PM: Greg Kumparak Final version of Safari 4 will ship today for Leopard, Tiger, and Windows XP/Vista
1:24 PM: Greg Kumparak Benchmarking Safari’s javascript
1:24 PM: Greg Kumparak Safari 4 Javascript is around 8x faster than IE 8’s
1:24 PM: Greg Kumparak 100/100 on the Acid3 test
1:24 PM: Greg Kumparak Showing IE8’s score: 21/100
1:25 PM: Greg Kumparak “Crash resistance”
1:25 PM: Greg Kumparak “The #1 reason for crashes is actually plugins” If your plugin crashes in Safari 4, it’s no problem
1:25 PM: John Biggs
1:25 PM: Greg Kumparak they’ve seperated plugins into a seperate process
1:25 PM: John Biggs
1:26 PM: John Biggs
1:26 PM: Greg Kumparak If a plugin fails, it’ll just load the “Plugin not found” graphic and keep ticking.
1:26 PM: Greg Kumparak New version of Quicktime
1:26 PM: Greg Kumparak “Quicktime X”
1:26 PM: Greg Kumparak Modern Foundation
1:26 PM: Greg Kumparak Hardware acceleration
Color Sync
1:26 PM: Greg Kumparak HTTP Streaming
1:26 PM: Greg Kumparak New UI for Quicktime
1:27 PM: Greg Kumparak Looks very similar to the preview window.
1:27 PM: Greg Kumparak If you pull the mouse away, the border and all play controls fade away
1:27 PM: Greg Kumparak so it’s purely video, floating along.
1:27 PM: Greg Kumparak Craig Federighi is on stage, VP of Mac OS Engineering.
1:27 PM: John Biggs
1:27 PM: John Biggs
1:27 PM: Greg Kumparak That’s the new, new quicktime Logo.
1:28 PM: Greg Kumparak Talking about stacks:
Stacks have scrolling support, and you can jump into folders directly within stacks
1:28 PM: Greg Kumparak Thumbnail sizes can now be magnified on the fly in finder.
1:28 PM: Greg Kumparak You can page through PDFs right on the thumbnail
1:28 PM: Greg Kumparak You can preview videos right within the thumbnail
1:29 PM: Greg Kumparak Thumbnail view just became usable, hurray!
1:29 PM: Greg Kumparak Back on to discussing Dock Expose
1:29 PM: Greg Kumparak Wow, that’s actually really nifty
1:29 PM: Greg Kumparak If you click and hold any application icon on your dock
1:29 PM: Greg Kumparak it’ll expose just those windows
1:30 PM: Greg Kumparak For example, click and hold safari icon: BAM. All your safari windows, expose’d.
1:30 PM: John Biggs
1:30 PM: Greg Kumparak That includes drag and drop support; you can drag a movie file to the mail icon, and all of your mail windows will line up, allowing you to drag directly to the right one.
1:30 PM: Greg Kumparak Demonstrating Safari 4’s speed.
1:31 PM: Greg Kumparak It does indeed seem incredibly fast.
1:32 PM: Greg Kumparak Demonstrating coverflow view of History, with spotlight search.
1:32 PM: Greg Kumparak Demonstrating QuickTime X again.
1:33 PM: Greg Kumparak Once again showing that the border, titlebar, and controls fade away when the mouse is pulled away.
1:33 PM: Greg Kumparak You can now trim/share videos directly within QuickTime.
1:33 PM: Greg Kumparak You can scrub smoothly to find the begin/end point, hit the trim button , then share to iTunes/MobileMe/YouTube.
1:34 PM: Greg Kumparak Bertrand is back on stage.
1:34 PM: Greg Kumparak Discussing the new technologies available to macs.
1:35 PM: Greg Kumparak Recapping RAM enhancements, Intel CPU enhancements, the new GPUs
1:35 PM: Greg Kumparak “To take advantage of this, you need the right software”
1:35 PM: Greg Kumparak “First – 64 bit. Take advantage of lots and lots of memory. in 32 bit, it has an inherent limit of 4gb. in 64 bit, you’re limited to 16 billion gigabytes.”
1:36 PM: Greg Kumparak Discussing how they’re moving more and more towards 64 bit; all major Apple applications are 64 bit in snow leopard.
1:36 PM: John Biggs I made the ScribbleLive window longer. Feel free to refresh.
1:37 PM: Greg Kumparak Discussing how to take advantage of multi CPU cores and threading.
1:37 PM: Greg Kumparak “Grand Central Dispatch”
1:37 PM: John Biggs
1:37 PM: Greg Kumparak “Its built in support for multicore, across all of Snow Leopard”
1:37 PM: Greg Kumparak Language Extension, Multicore engine, object oriented frame work, new system-wide APIs, new Tools (to tune your program)
1:37 PM: John Biggs
1:38 PM: Greg Kumparak Every time he says “Threads”, I think he’s saying “Freds”
1:38 PM: Greg Kumparak Discussing OpenCL support.
1:38 PM: John Biggs
1:39 PM: Greg Kumparak “We want to move beyond [OpenGL].”
1:39 PM: Greg Kumparak “For that, we’ve built OpenCL”
1:39 PM: Greg Kumparak Open CL Features: Hardware Abstraction, C-based language, Automatic optimization, Numerical Accuracy.
1:39 PM: Greg Kumparak (That last one meaning it can be used for scientific computing)
1:40 PM: Greg Kumparak Partners: Samsung, Nvidia, EA, Texas Instruments, Nokia, Qualcomm, Intel, QNX, Freescale, many more.
1:40 PM: Greg Kumparak Recapping the 3 major technologies in Snow Leopard: 64-bit across the board, Grand Central Dispatch, OpenCL
1:40 PM: Greg Kumparak Moving on to business users – Exchange support coming up
1:41 PM: Greg Kumparak “We’ve decided to build exchange support in snow leopard into Mail, iCal, and address book”
1:41 PM: Greg Kumparak “You fill in your email address and password – and you’re set, across all 3 apps”
1:41 PM: Greg Kumparak They’re about to demo Exchange.
1:42 PM: John Biggs Autodiscovery of Exchange servers.
1:42 PM: John Biggs Exchange sync is seamless.
1:43 PM: John Biggs Spotlight searches Exchange data and you can QuickLook MS Office files right in emails – whether or not you have MS Office installed.
1:43 PM: John Biggs Good move towards business users. Invitations work in iCal and in Email. See everything in context.
1:44 PM: John Biggs Schedule meetings by dragging contacts into calendar
1:44 PM: John Biggs Room availability info now works.
1:44 PM: John Biggs Checks for available meeting times in certain rooms.
1:44 PM: John Biggs Automatic rescheduling if the meeting room is being used.
1:45 PM: John Biggs This is aimed straight at business users.
1:46 PM: John Biggs All intel Macs can run Snow Leopard.
1:46 PM: John Biggs Snow Leopard costs $29 for Leopard users.
1:47 PM: John Biggs Family pack for $49
1:47 PM: John Biggs Available this September
1:47 PM: John Biggs Today they have a near final Dev Preview
1:47 PM: John Biggs
1:47 PM: John Biggs
1:48 PM: John Biggs
1:48 PM: Greg Kumparak iPhone time!
1:48 PM: John Biggs iPhone time
1:48 PM: Greg Kumparak Over 1,000,000 downloads of the SDK
1:48 PM: Greg Kumparak There are now over 50,000 apps in the App Store.
1:49 PM: Greg Kumparak “We have already sold over 40 million iPhones and iPod Touches”
1:49 PM: Greg Kumparak Discussing the April 23rd/1 billion downloads landmark.
1:49 PM: Greg Kumparak “Thank you to our customers – but especially, thank you to the developers”
1:50 PM: Greg Kumparak Showing an iPhone developer video
1:50 PM: Greg Kumparak Opens up to a major city; looks like Tokyo.
Shibuya, I believe
1:50 PM: Greg Kumparak Panning through multiple developers, telling tales of their experiences with the iPhone.
1:51 PM: John Biggs Dizzy Bee guy travels and makes games
1:51 PM: John Biggs
1:52 PM: John Biggs
1:52 PM: Greg Kumparak Still more experiences; MLB.com guy telling of seeing a ton of people download their MLB.com app right as an Apple commercial featuring it airs
1:53 PM: Greg Kumparak (It’s still the video, by the way)
1:53 PM: John Biggs
1:55 PM: Greg Kumparak Video’s over.
1:55 PM: John Biggs Owe the amazing years to Developers
1:55 PM: John Biggs iPhone OS 3.0
1:55 PM: Greg Kumparak Over 100 new features in iPhone os 3.0
1:55 PM: Greg Kumparak Recapping Cut/Copy/Paste
1:56 PM: Greg Kumparak Cut, copy, paste: Works across apps, undo support, developer APIs – still mostly a recap.
1:56 PM: Greg Kumparak Now recapping Landscape support in first-party apps
1:57 PM: Greg Kumparak Recapping MMS
1:57 PM: John Biggs
1:57 PM: Greg Kumparak Support for sending Photos, contacts, audio files, etc over the cell network
1:57 PM: John Biggs
1:58 PM: Greg Kumparak 24 carriers will support iphone MMS at launch
1:58 PM: Greg Kumparak Recapping search now: Search throughout contacts, calendars, notes, email, etc
1:58 PM: Greg Kumparak “The great part about searching your email:” not just local messages, but messages that are back on your mail server.
1:58 PM: Greg Kumparak Spotlight page recap: One page, searches across the phone.
1:59 PM: Greg Kumparak Confirms movie rentals/purchases from the phone.
1:59 PM: Greg Kumparak You can also purchase tv shows/audio books/etc on the go.
1:59 PM: Greg Kumparak “And because we care deeply about education: Support for iTunes U, right on the phone”
2:00 PM: Greg Kumparak Parental Controls:
2:00 PM: John Biggs
2:00 PM: Greg Kumparak In addition to controls we already support, such as youtube/safari support, we’ve added other items:
2:00 PM: Greg Kumparak You can now filter by movie/tv-show content via parental controls.
2:00 PM: Greg Kumparak You can now limit app usage by age ratings.
2:00 PM: Greg Kumparak Tethering:
2:01 PM: Greg Kumparak Tethering works w/ Mac/PC, USB or Bluetooth
2:01 PM: Greg Kumparak “It is a seamless experience – once it’s on, there’s no need for tethering software on your computer”
2:01 PM: John Biggs
2:01 PM: Greg Kumparak “Like MMS, it requires carrier support. 22 carriers at launch. Telefonica, TIM, Rogers, more”
2:02 PM: John Biggs
2:02 PM: Greg Kumparak Aaaand no mention of AT&T.
2:02 PM: Greg Kumparak Audience groans.
2:02 PM: John Biggs
2:02 PM: John Biggs
2:02 PM: John Biggs
2:02 PM: Greg Kumparak Safari Mobile: Javascript is now 3x faster
2:02 PM: John Biggs
2:02 PM: Greg Kumparak Support for HTTP streaming audio/video
2:03 PM: Greg Kumparak It automatically picks the proper quality based off your connection
2:03 PM: Greg Kumparak And works through firewalls, as it’s HTTP>
2:03 PM: Greg Kumparak Discussing password autofill
2:03 PM: Greg Kumparak Safari can now autofill forms for you based on what’s in your contacts.
2:04 PM: Greg Kumparak Safari 4 recap: Performance upgrades, HTTP streaming, Auto fill, hTML 5.
2:04 PM: John Biggs
2:04 PM: John Biggs
2:04 PM: Greg Kumparak New language support is OS 3.0:
2:04 PM: Greg Kumparak Hebrew, Arabic, Greek
2:04 PM: Greg Kumparak Korean, and Thai
2:04 PM: Greg Kumparak “We now support more than 30 languages”
2:05 PM: John Biggs
2:05 PM: Greg Kumparak Discussing find my iPhone feature
2:05 PM: Greg Kumparak “If you’ve ever lost or misplaced your phone, it can be tramatic”
2:05 PM: Greg Kumparak Hah!
2:05 PM: Greg Kumparak Rolling to a video
2:05 PM: Greg Kumparak It’s the 30 rock crew!
2:06 PM: Greg Kumparak Liz Lemon has lost a phone w/ her nudie pics
2:07 PM: John Biggs FindMyIphone: MobileMe Service
2:07 PM: John Biggs Lose your iphone, it’ll show you on a map where it is.
2:07 PM: John Biggs Send your phone a message via landline
2:07 PM: John Biggs Alert sound plays whether phone is on silent or not
2:08 PM: John Biggs Send remote wipe command if it’s lost or stolen
2:09 PM: John Biggs In app purchase. Financial transactions within the app.
2:09 PM: John Biggs Renew magazine subscriptions. Sell additional game packs in games.
2:09 PM: John Biggs Free apps remain free. No bait and switch.
2:09 PM: John Biggs
2:09 PM: John Biggs Peer-to-peer game connectivity.
2:10 PM: John Biggs
2:10 PM: John Biggs No pairing needed
2:10 PM: John Biggs Accessories – Opening up hardware accessory devs
2:11 PM: John Biggs Software apps that talk right to accessories. 1-touch-blood glucose monitor.
2:11 PM: John Biggs Maps
2:11 PM: John Biggs Embed google maps right into your applications
2:12 PM: John Biggs Custom map apps
2:12 PM: John Biggs Turn by turn direction applications
2:12 PM: John Biggs Push notifications
2:12 PM: John Biggs Generic push notification service.
2:13 PM: John Biggs push numeric badges, messages, and alert sounds
2:13 PM: John Biggs Some devs are coming up who have already used iPhone 3.0
2:13 PM: John Biggs GameLoft’s Mark Hickey is coming up
2:14 PM: John Biggs Asphalt 5
2:14 PM: John Biggs Gameloft
2:14 PM: John Biggs Buggati, BMW, Audi cars
2:14 PM: John Biggs Play iPod music inside games.
2:15 PM: John Biggs New controls and graphics. Console quality games.
2:16 PM: John Biggs In game voice chat. Content packs – racetracks and cars
2:16 PM: John Biggs
2:17 PM: John Biggs Medical community flocking to iPhone
2:17 PM: John Biggs
2:18 PM: John Biggs
2:18 PM: John Biggs
2:18 PM: John Biggs See patient’s vital signs on an app
2:18 PM: John Biggs Real-time data straight out of iPhone
2:18 PM: John Biggs
2:18 PM: John Biggs
2:19 PM: John Biggs
2:19 PM: John Biggs Airstrip critical care is getting FDA approval shortly.
2:20 PM: John Biggs
2:20 PM: John Biggs ScrollMotion is now on stage
2:21 PM: John Biggs They’ve partnered with a ton of magazine and book publishers
2:21 PM: John Biggs They’re now demonstrating the “In App Bookshelf” and the “Iceberg Store”
2:21 PM: John Biggs in which you can purchase books right within the App.
2:22 PM: John Biggs For Students: Copy/Paste right from a book, allowing you to email quotes directly
2:22 PM: John Biggs along w/ the bibliographic info.
2:22 PM: John Biggs Text books coming to the app store via Iceberg reader.
2:22 PM: John Biggs Now on stage: TomTom
2:24 PM: John Biggs Demonstrating TomTom turn-by-turn nav
2:25 PM: John Biggs Showing off a TomTom branded iPhone holder
2:25 PM: John Biggs “Thanks to the accessory framework, we can enhance your GPS signal”
2:25 PM: John Biggs Plus a built in speaker/mic for the sake of handsfree
2:25 PM: John Biggs “And yes, we’ll play your music over the car stereo”
2:27 PM: john
2:28 PM: John Biggs Demonstrating Star Defense
2:28 PM: John Biggs Next up: NGMoco
2:28 PM: John Biggs
2:29 PM: John Biggs PASCO teaching tools
2:31 PM: John Biggs spark application.
2:31 PM: John Biggs PASCO science experiments for kids – sensors that connect to iPhone
2:33 PM: John Biggs Do science anytime anywhere.
2:33 PM: John Biggs Demonstrated – but failed – on a pressure measurement.
2:33 PM: John Biggs ZipCar
2:34 PM: john
2:35 PM: John Biggs ZipCar icon instantly finds and reserves a zipcar
2:35 PM: John Biggs Sorry this is so boring, guys.
2:36 PM: John Biggs You reserve cars right on the iPhone, add cars to favorites. You can then press the horn icon on the iPhone and the zipcar will beep at you.
2:36 PM: John Biggs Once you come up to the car you tap unlock to unlock it.
2:37 PM: John Biggs Shows available zipcars nearby
2:37 PM: John Biggs YAY. Final demo. Line 6 and Planet Waves
2:37 PM: John Biggs Control your guitar and your amp from your iPhone
2:37 PM: John Biggs Bringing out a guitar
2:38 PM: John Biggs No mention of Flash
2:38 PM: John Biggs MIDI Mobilizer
2:38 PM: John Biggs Directly connect and iPhone to a Line 6 amp and guitar
2:39 PM: John Biggs Kind of like automatic pedals
2:39 PM: John Biggs Adjust parameters on the fly – gain, etc.
2:39 PM: John Biggs Acoustic twelve string
2:40 PM: John Biggs VariX guitar – move pick-ups and body style from the screen.
2:40 PM: John Biggs Change tuning virtually.
2:40 PM: John Biggs Rig Remote software. Veta amp has guitar models built-in. You tap a button to select the sound model.
2:40 PM: greg Wuhoh. This demo failed too. These folks aren’t having too much luck
2:41 PM: John Biggs Looks like we’re hitting the end of demos
2:42 PM: John Biggs End of iPhone OS 3.0
2:42 PM: John Biggs Free for iPhone customers – original and iPhone 3G
2:42 PM: John Biggs $9.95 for iPod touch customers
2:42 PM: John Biggs Available June 17 worldwide
2:43 PM: John Biggs Devs get GM seed for iPhone 3.0
2:43 PM: John Biggs Calls of action: go to iTunes Connect and assign a parental control age rating for your app. Download the 3.0 seed. Submit an update.
2:44 PM: John Biggs Phil Schiller back up on stage.
2:44 PM: John Biggs iPhone 3G is a hit
2:44 PM: John Biggs Phone that changed phones forever. Changes who people thing about phones.
2:46 PM: John Biggs Nokia Ovi store, Palm, all have no apps.
2:46 PM: John Biggs iPhone 3GS!!!!
2:46 PM: John Biggs iPhone 3Gs SPEED
2:46 PM: John Biggs s stands for Speed
2:46 PM: John Biggs Same great design
2:47 PM: John Biggs Really fast iPhone
2:47 PM: John Biggs 2.4 x faster to play games
2:47 PM: John Biggs 3.6x faster
2:48 PM: John Biggs 3x faster javascript
2:48 PM: John Biggs OPEN GL|ES 2.0
2:48 PM: John Biggs 7.2 Mbps HSDPA
2:48 PM: john
2:48 PM: greg Roughly 2x faster over all
2:48 PM: John Biggs Brand new camera
2:49 PM: John Biggs 3 megapixel autofocus camera
2:49 PM: john
2:50 PM: John Biggs Tap to focus. Tap on items to focus on stuff. Tap on house – focus on house. Tap on flower – focus on flower.
2:50 PM: John Biggs Images coming
2:50 PM: John Biggs Auto macro
2:50 PM: John Biggs Also captures video
2:51 PM: John Biggs Still or Movie
2:52 PM: John Biggs edit video with a tap of your finger. share from iPhone – send MMS, send email, send YouTube, MobileMe
2:53 PM: John Biggs Most popular video camera
2:53 PM: greg 30 FPS VGA, auto lighting, auto focus,
2:54 PM: John Biggs dial friends and family with voice
2:56 PM: John Biggs Hold down home button
2:57 PM: John Biggs “Play songs by the killers.”
2:57 PM: John Biggs Genius playlist control
2:57 PM: John Biggs Built in digital compass
2:57 PM: John Biggs some guy just screamed
2:57 PM: John Biggs compass app
2:57 PM: John Biggs Built in Nike+ support
2:57 PM: John Biggs Hardware encryption on the data
2:57 PM: greg The wwdc network just melted. Compass confirmed. map auto orients.
Nike plus support.
2:57 PM: greg Hardware encryption: when you wipe, it’s instant.
Sent from my iPhone
2:57 PM: john
2:58 PM: John Biggs Instant wipe with encryption
2:58 PM: John Biggs Improved battery life
2:58 PM: John Biggs 9 hours internet surfing 30 hours of music listening
2:58 PM: John Biggs Greenest iPhone yet
2:58 PM: greg
Sent from my iPhone
2:58 PM: John Biggs No images for now, guys. Our network is getting saturated.
2:59 PM: John Biggs iPhone 3G – price
2:59 PM: John Biggs $199
2:59 PM: John Biggs 16GB version
2:59 PM: John Biggs $299 for 32GB version
2:59 PM: John Biggs AT&T prices – new and qualifying customers
3:00 PM: John Biggs Black and white
3:00 PM: John Biggs WE WANT TO REACH EVEN MORE CUSTOMERS
3:00 PM: John Biggs Keep iPhone 3G at $99
3:00 PM: John Biggs WHOMP
3:00 PM: John Biggs High end smartphone for $99
3:01 PM: John Biggs Starts today. New iPhone 3G on sale today for $99 (8GB)
3:01 PM: John Biggs iPhone 3GS available June 19
3:01 PM: John Biggs US canada france germany switzerland
3:01 PM: John Biggs July 09 roll out rest of world
3:01 PM: John Biggs 80 countries
3:02 PM: John Biggs showing new ad
3:03 PM: John Biggs WWDC BINGO WIN
3:04 PM: John Biggs 11 minutes of battery life
3:04 PM: John Biggs left on my MacBook Pro
3:04 PM: John Biggs Thanking all the teams
3:04 PM: John Biggs June 19 should be in UK, Dave
3:04 PM: Dave Bondy Why no 3GS in the UK on June 19! What game are Apple / O2 playing?
3:05 PM: John Biggs I just didn’t get to type it
3:05 PM: John Biggs NO ONE MORE THING
3:05 PM: John Biggs :(
3:05 PM: John Biggs ok, guys. thanks for tuning in.
3:05 PM: John Biggs No Jobs