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WWDC 2010 (and New iPhones) Booked for June?
Is the New Macbook Air Actually Slower Than the Last One?
Sluggishness was a consistent gripe with two prior versions of the MacBook Air, especially compared to the rest of the MacBook line. The latest version has speedier processor options, but according to recent benchmarks, might have gotten slower. Huh? More »Snow Leopard's New Exposé and Dock Explained
With so many people excited (and enraged) about iPhone 3GS, it's no wonder we glossed over Snow Leopard's cool UI update, which gives you Exposé control from inside the Dock. Now's your chance to see the video demo: More »Snow Leopard (WWDC 2009 Version) Leaks Online
Apple's Huge, Throbbing Wall of iPhone Apps
At yesterday's WWDC conference, Apple stationed a little bit of eye candy in the Moscone Center lobby: a 5x4 matrix of Cinema Display monitors, adorned with thousands of iPhone app icons. The twist? Whenever someone purchases an app, it pulsates. More »iPhone 3GS and More: Everything at WWDC 2009
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Though Jesus debunked a number of the more fun WWDC rumors—what's a "unibody" iPhone?—in his sober-light-of-day roundup last Friday, it's nice to run through them all, to see how many rumors were true, and how many were smashable. More »Gizmodo WWDC Meetup Tonight @ Hotel Utah in SF
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As you know, the Palm Pre is set to make it's debut tomorrow. If Best Buy's stock is any indicator, supplies will be short. With that in mind, it is a good time to revisit our tips on line camping. More »Rumor: Financial Times Says Cheaper iPhone in the Works
Citing analysts at Morgan Stanley, the Financial Times claims Apple has plans to release a cheap iPhone at either a $99 or $149 price point, and could possibly announce it Monday at WWDC. More »WSJ Confirms New iPhone Hardware?
Walt Mossberg of the WSJ is known for getting iPhone hardware weeks ahead of time, so did he unintentionally confirm twice, in his Palm Pre review, that Apple will launch new hardware at WWDC? More »WWDC 2009 Banners Are Up, Let the Speculation Begin
Here they are: The WWDC 2009 banners are up at San Francisco's Moscone Center. "One year later. Light-years ahead." What could this mean? More »Place Yer Bets: Will WWDC Have a New iPhone?
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