Showing posts with label WWDC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WWDC. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Apple details Mac OS X 'Snow Leopard' at WWDC
Apple details Mac OS X 'Snow Leopard' at WWDC
Don't expect the next version of Cupertino's operating system to be anything new. However, it will focus on performance and quality, to "lay the foundation" for the future.
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WWDC keynote: Some notable no-shows
WWDC keynote: Some notable no-shows
With the spotlight growing every time Apple puts on a major show, many feel it would be nice if the company would leave some real estate open for some Mac-related innovations. The keynote came and went, and the Mac was absent.
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WWDC: Dissecting the 3G iPhone
WWDC: Dissecting the 3G iPhone
AR Communications Senior Vice President Carmi Levy sits down with BetaNews' Ed Oswald to make sense of Apple's announcements at WWDC 2008. In the first of two parts, the enterprise and data features of the iPhone are discussed.WWDC: With iPhone 2.0, the SDK is now the key element
WWDC: With iPhone 2.0, the SDK is now the key element
UPDATED Apple CEO Steve Jobs began his keynote with a discussion on the new firmware for iPhones, complete with enterprise support, the final release of the SDK, and new end-user features.WWDC: MobileMe to replace .mac, sync iPhones with Macs, PCs
WWDC: MobileMe to replace .mac, sync iPhones with Macs, PCs
UPDATED Calling it Exchange for the rest of us, Apple debuted MobileMe, which allows users to push e-mail, contacts, and calendars directly to devices.Friday, June 6, 2008
WWDC may see beta debut of Mac OS X 10.6
WWDC may see beta debut of Mac OS X 10.6
While much of the buzz surrounding Apple's annual developer event has been about the iPhone, news reports indicate the company may also debut the newest release of its operating system at WWDC.
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