Get thee to the QuickTimery and watch a captain of industry talk for more than an hour about a small cellular phone. Keynote Link → Read More
If you’re idling here wondering where all the iPhone 4 goodies are, they’re over at MobileCrunch. Greg got a hands on including some amazing views of the HD screen. MobileCrunch’s WWDC Round-up Side-By-Side: Just how much better does the iPhone 4′s display look? Exclusive: Full Resolution iPhone 4 screenshots Everything you need to know about the iPhone 4 Steve Jobs makes a video call with Face Time iPhone OS 4.0 – now iOS – is here Officially Official: The iPhone 4 The Keynote Recap → Read More
It’s hard to state just how glorious the iPhone 4′s new display is. I’ll make a valiant attempt at it in my first impressions post later — but in the mean time, take a gander at these screenshots.
Pulled straight off of an iPhone 4 and kept at their native resolution, these properly portray just how many pixels Apple has managed to pack into the iPhone 4′s “Retina” display. Go ahead, open one up at full size.
On my laptop, they take up the majority of the screen, height-wise. Now imagine all of that squeezed into a 3.5″ screen, without a single detail lost in translation.
Yeah, it’s pretty gorgeous. → Read More
During the WWDC keynote today, shares of AAPL retracted lower as investors showed mixed feelings about the announcements. As of this story AAPL is down nearly 3 points, but not as bad as a few years before. → Read More
The “one more thing” wasn’t a move to Verizon, but it was pretty cool: FaceTime, Apple’s new video call service. But is it worth the upgrade? You tell us. → Read More
The future has officially arrived, ladies and gentlemen: El Steve just made a video call to Jony Ive as part of his famous “One more thing” sequence of the Apple WWDC. → Read More
This is nothing that a fat cheque won’t solve, but Apple has changed the name of iPhone OS to iOS. IOS is a named owned by Cisco Systems. You’ll recall that the name iPhone was also owned by Cisco. Is Apple so wealthy that it can go around taking trademarked name, paying the owners for the rights, or is the person in charge of coming up with names just a silly goose? Probably the former: Apple has money to buy whatever it wants these days. → Read More
Today at the WWDC keynote Steve Jobs unveiled the iMovie app for the iPhone. You would be amazed to know that this time around video on the iPhone will be wickedly useful. → Read More
The iPad just sold 2 million units in two months, a pretty huge number for a device with no track record and it does, in fact, get girls interested in you. The device is in 10 countries today and will be in 19 in July. There are also 8,500 native iPad apps available now. There have been 35 million apps download, 17 per iPad. → Read More
As expected, the iPhone 4 was announced today during Steve Jobs’ keynote at WWDC. Its flagship features are, of course, the extremely high resolution screen, video chat capability with FaceTime, and the sexy new form factor. But there’s more to the 4 than that, and even those seemingly self-explanatory new features deserve a closer look. Let’s see just what Apple’s done here with its biggest update to the iPhone since the original. → Read More
The second biggest news out of San Fran today? The announcement of iPhone OS 4.0, Apple’s biggest improvement to the iPhone OS since, well, 3.0. This new version includes multi-tasking (although backgrounding would be the proper term), app folders, a new version of Mail, and a carrier unlock (Not officially sanctioned by Apple, but available nonetheless). The weirdest thing? It’s now called iOS. And iOS is a name owned by Cisco. All of the standard stuff is there – just as we expected – with the addition of the iBook store. Click through for more info. → Read More
Steve just can’t catch a break. It sure seems like the item above is the unannounced Apple Magic Trackpad, which just got an unofficial Internet debut just like the iPhone 4G/HD ahead of Jobs’ WWDC keynote address later today. Apple might as well pack up their massive banners and simply issue press releases like every other CE company. At this rate, there isn’t going to be anything left to announce in Steve Jobs’ traditional “one more thing” fashion. → Read More
The logo is up and the banners hung at San Francisco’s Moscone Center. That means Apple is in town getting ready for another exciting WWDC. → Read More
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