Apple has posted the QuickTime movie of this morning’s keynote presentation at Macworld Expo.
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Watch Apple CEO Steve Jobs kick-off Macworld Conference & Expo 2007 with a keynote address from San Francisco’s Moscone West here.
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Haha, thanks. I just hate it when people jump to conclusions about everything without even getting the whole story down. The same can be said for anything like this.
OzzysCross101 – thanks, I was beginning to wonder if anyone out there gets it.
All the bitching — it’s kinda funny really, Steve covers it all in the Keynote, lots of idiots are running the mouth before being informed.
By the way, we witnessed nothing less than a revolution today. SEVERAL industries were rudely handed a wake up or die notice today.
Today the Zune for one, died.
OzzysCross101: I don’t think Leopard will be released in June either. No doubt that the UI and new features will be released to devs and shown off for us users soon enough. But what I was saying is that maybe they were looking to make the Leopard release and iPhone release a little closer together. (ie. If the iPhone came out in March, and then Leopard came out in April, with a lot of similar or the same UI elements, it would be more predictable and less surprising).
Gotcha. If that’s what you mean, then it’s very likely and even possibly necessary. My guess is that iPhone is powered by Leopard since CoreAnimation and resolution independent GUI (iPhone uses 160 ppi screen) are parts of Leopard. If that is the case, then the delay is more due to the fact that Apple needs to put finishing touches to Leopard and put it through strict QA (people accept crashes less on consumer devices than on desktop PCs) rather than Apple not wanting to spoil surprises.
Download the Keynote from iTunes!! Ummm, well hopefully one day Apple will make use of it’s own software to do this….
People lighten up already… Macs and OSX are not going anywhere… In fact, the last Steve Jobs keynote at WWDC in August was focused COMPLETELY on Leopard and the Mac..