The Apple Shop in Palo Alto in California is in possession of a very beautiful display to focus attention on the iPhone’s App Store. The display shows a giant wall of flying applications, with in the middle a big iPhone which shows the apps shortly.
Apple has put videos of the developersessions of WWDC 2009 online. There are dozens of presentations, and a large amount of those presentations are about the development of applications for the iPhone. Each video is around 150MB large and can be viewed for free, if you are a member of the Apple Developer Connection. » Developer Sessions WWDC ‘09 Put Online
Many games were shown at the WWDC three weeks ago. One of those games is called “Big Top 10″ and is now available in the app store. It is a puzzle game and your goal is to connect adjacent numbers in an effort to add up to a total 10.
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12:05 AM Phil is thanking all of the teams at Apple for their hard work. The keynote has concluded.
12:05 AM All of this is just the start of WWDC — tons of sessions and Apple employees on-hand.
12:03 AMÂ A robot camera thinks the iPhone is the same as before, but then the new features are briefly highlighted (mainly video capture). Phil is reviewing everything announced today.
Financial Times reports that Apple will probably launch a cheaper version of the iPhone on Monday June 8th at the WWDC. They are very confident about this.
Steve Wozniak is one of the co-founders of Apple. He says Steve Jobs sounds healthy and full of energy. Steve Jobs is on medical leave since January and said his health issues are more complex than I originally thought”. He is expected to return at the end of next month. Steve Wozniak has never directly asked Steve Jobs about his health but is convinced he is not in a health crisis. Or at least not anymore.
AreaMobile.de said, T-Mobile Austria briefly began advertising the new iPhone. The advertisement was quickly removed but stated that the new iPhone would have 32 GB of storage on board. Also, according to engadget.com, Vodafone sent out an e-mail to companies who sell iPhones, to tell them the 16Gb iPhone has been marked “end of life” by their supplier. These new developements could be true and are consistent with other rumors.
