It's that time again! Apple Keynote in 60 Seconds

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It's that time again! Apple Keynote in 60 Seconds

by Drew Olanoff Jun 10th 2008

So some guy named Steve Jobs got up on stage at something called the WWDC yesterday and talked about some products from a company called...orange or banana? Or was it carrot.

Oh, Apple, that's right.

It was long. And sometimes boring. So thanks to Mahalo Daily, here it is in Sixty Seconds. Did we get our iPhone with iRobot and iHateMakingMyOwnCoffee? We do get Exchange integration and now we're all Mobile with MobileMe and plus Apps for iPhone coming July 11th. Whew, that's a lot.

What they left out was that the new OS Snow Leopard or Rain Monkey or whatever (coming next year), will support multi-core processors, AND be able to take advantage of even more RAM (up to 16TB!).

See for yourselves.

Tags: apple, keynote, mahalo, mahalo daily, MahaloDaily, steve jobs, SteveJobs, wwdc

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Jitaroo said 2:25PM on 6-10-2008

that was fast, video was pulled.

Drew Olanoff said 2:27PM on 6-10-2008

whatcha mean?

Matias Korhonen said 2:50PM on 6-10-2008

Worked fine for me...

tomlev said 9:36AM on 6-11-2008

works for me! nice! also found this vid on new application development, which is pretty interesting.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=irXCMdRprfw

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