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11:55 Thanks for being with iPhonity.com today. The 2010 WWDC translation is over. Follow us on Twitter!

11:54 He lists team meambers… And it’s over. “Thanks for coming!”.

11:53 Jobs describes integrated work with camera and FaceTime software and iMovie. He’s proud of the teams of camera, FaceTime and iMovie.

11:50 Showing the video about iPhone production. Nice commercial (in a way).

11:47 Picture from engadget:

11:45 iOS 4 upgrade for 3GS, 3G (with no multitasking), iPod touch (except 1st generation). Free on 21st of June.

11:434 countries in June. 18 in July, 24 more in August, 88 total in september. Fastest rollout ever.

11:42 iPhone 3GS 8GB with iOS 4 on sale June 24. $99.

11:41 Black and White. Upgrade eligibility offer from AT&T.

11:41$199 for 16GB, $299 for 32GB.

11:40 People speaking sign language on the iPhone.

11:39 Very impressive ad.

11:37Video call is only through WiFi in 2010. Cell operators later. Can use front or rear camera and switch between them. Portrait or landscape. Great audio and video quality.

11:36iPhone 4 can connect to iPhone 4. No setup needed. WiFi required.

11:34 Steve is in a small box, Jon is on the rest of the screen.

11:33 FaceTime – picture-in-picture video call with Jon Ive. Jobs tells him about pocket WiFi’s.

11:32 Showing video call.

11:31 That’s it for the new iOS features. Now – The One More Thing.

11:29 Showed a Nissan ad for an electric car. Video loads with navigation spinner. Nissan Leaf. Blah-blah-blah. Jobs says that iAd attracted some exciting brands committed to over $60 million over the 2nd half of 2010.

11:25 iAd is built into iOS4. 60% of revenue will go to developers, 8 weeks of ads selling. Nissan, Unilever, Citibank, AT&T, Chanel, GE, Liberty Mutual, State Farm, GEICO, Campbell soup, Sears, JC Penny, Best Buy, Target, DirectTV, TBS, Disney


11:22 iAd demo.

11:21 8ths feature. iAd. Jobs tells that iAd is to let developers earn money on free apps.

11:20 Pinch and zoom into PDFs, highlight text in various colors, etc (the same as for iPad iBooks update)

11:18 Wireless to iPhone, iPad and iPod. Download the same book to all our devices for no extra charge.

11:17 Shows Winnie-the-Pooh first page.

11:16 iBooks updates. Now in iPhone.

11:14 100 millonth iOS device was sold this month.

11:14 Google is default search. Yahoo and Bing are available to switch.
11:13 BTW, new iPhone OS is renamed to iOS 4.

11:12 Shows folder. Folder are being automatically named as you drag the apps to them. Drags one sports app, second and the folder get its name ’sports’.

11:10 Shows multitasking. Plays music, checking email. Tries to load a webpage, returns back to mail.

11:09 There are some big features. The first is multitasking.

11:08 Next feature (6th) iPhone OS 4!

11:05 Asks to turn off WiFi devices, too much WiFi devices in the hall.

11:04 iMovie in the AppStore already has 13 ratings (screenshot is shown)

11:04 Showing edited video, shot and edited on iPhone. $4.99 for the app.

11:03 Can export in multiple resolutions.

11:00 Shows the iMovie. Transitions, direct record into the timeline, titles. Camera records geolocation, puts in the clip. Possible to add music from iTunes or add supplied theme music.

10:58 FCP developer showing.

10:57 Tap to focus when recording video. Built-in trim, one click sharing, LED flash for video. iMovie for iPhone!!!

10:56 5MP camera. Backlit sensor, same size pixels, 5x digital zoom, tap to focus, showing great samples. LED flash. Records HD video, 720p@30fps

10:55 New camera system. Talks about megapixels. Mentions small sensors that it’s all about capturing photons and low light.

10:53 New Core Motion API for the gyro.

10:52Gyro allows pitch, roll & yaw.

10:51 Provides 3 axis motion detection. Shows gyro demo.

10:51 Feature #4. Gyroscope.

10:50Impoved battery life up to 7 hours talk, 6 hours 3G browsing, 10 hours wifi, 300 hours standby time. Quad band HSDPA/HSUPA 7.2/5.8 up. 802.11n WiFi

10:49 Shows the iPhone 4 internals.

10:48 Next. A4 chip.

10:47 This will set the standard for displays for the next years. Jobs thinks computers will come close. Best on planet, he says.

10:45 3.5 inch display, 960×640 pixels, 326 per inch, 800:1 contrast ratio, IPS technology for superb color and wide viewing angle.

10:44 Showing photos. WiFi that Jobs uses, failed. Jobs hopes to get it fixed.

10:43 Error baloon over the dock connector )))))

10:42 NYT site on the iPhone 4 is not loading due to some technical problem… Or it’s a part of the show ))))

10:41 They get a special projector to show the differences in the displays. Looks fantastic.

10:40 Comparing iPhone 3GS with 4.

10:38 Human retina can recognize 300ppi. The iPhone’s display has 326 ppi. This is f***ing amazing!!!!

10:36 This is was all about #1. #2 – the display. 4x the pixels.
10:35 Three seams in the device structure. One antenna for BT, WiFi, GPS. The other for UMTS/GSM.

10:34 External features, mute, front camera, LED flash for back camera, second mic for noise cancelation.

10:33 9,3mm thin, 24% thinner then iPhone 3GS. Thinnest smartphone on the planet.

10:33 All new design.

10:32 over 100 new features. Will describe 8.

10:31 2010: iPhone 4!!!!

10:30 iPhone reinvented the phone.


10:29 Talks about statistics, market shate, blah-blah-blah.

10:28 iPhone…..

10:28 Jobs says that AppStore has paid 70% of revenue to the developers. It’s about $1 billion.

10:26Available now for $2.99

10:24Activision SVP shows Guitar Hero.

10:22Farmville – in the App Store in the end of June.

10:21 Shows farm created in Facebook Flash app, playing on the iPhone.

10:20 Mark Pincus, Zynga CEO introduces Farmville for iPhone.

10:19Full Netflix on the iPhone and iPad. Start films from an iPad, resume from other devices. Wow.

10:18 Reed Hastings (Netflix SEO) mentioned the new iPhone. Feature request for the netflix – to be free on the upcoming iPhone.

10:1610 million downloads of Ebay app. $1.5-2 billion this year revenue.

10:14 #1 rejection reason: doesn’t function as advertised. #2 – is the private API usage. #3 – unexpected crashes.

10:13 Second is the AppStore.
225000 apps. Most vibrand app community on the planet. 30 languages. 15000 apps every week (both new and updates), 95% get approve in first 7 days.

10:12 Now regarding the iPhone App Store. Two platforms: first is HTML5.

10:10 New iBook features: PDF support (wow), text highlighting notes, bookmarks for pages, list of bookmarks in table of contents.

10:08 iBooks update announced.

10:07 Shows the top iPad apps.

10:06 iPad success story is being shown on screen.

10:06 He says that he got an email from a guy who attracted a girl by an iPad.

10:05 He says that the iPad has changed how people interact with internet and media.

10:03 He quickly started to introduce new things. Some updates to iPad.

10:03 The screen shows the golden gate bridge.

10:02 He greeted the crowd. Someone yelled that they love Steve. No idea who it was.
10:01 JOBS APPEARED ON STAGE!!!

10:01 The lights are dimming. Applause.

10:00 They’re playing “What a wonderful world”
10:00 Something happens!

09:58They’re asking to switch the cellphones and PDA’s off!

09:55 It’s only 5 minutes! But you have enough time to follow us on twitter! Don’t forget to come back!

09:50 10 minutes to go!

09:40 About 20 minutes to go. The screen shows the white apple.

09:31 Less than half an hour before The Kickoff!

09:16 One more picture related to folders ))

09:14 Just a reminder – refresh the page to see the news. We’ll try to keep posting at least every ten minutes before and one post a minute during the keynote.

09:06 Here’s a picture from engadget

09:01 It’s about one hour till the Keynote begin. It’s a bit crowdy near the entrance. Stay tuned and we’ll show you the whole Stevenote live, on www.iphonity.com

09:12 We suppose that there will be something about folders on an iPhone

The new OS will ship in June (Fall for iPad, and a developer preview is available today) and has the following new or updated features:
• Multitasking
• Fast app switching
• Local notifications
• App folders
• A new Mail app
• iBooks
• Custom backgrounds
• Game Center
• iAd advertising
• 5x digital zoom
• Bluetooth keyboards

When the software ships in the summer, iPhone 3GSes and iPod Touch 3rd-gens devices will get all of the new features. The iPhone 3G and Touch 2G will get “many things,” which doesn’t include multitasking. I repeat: the iPhone 3G won’t get multitasking, ever. iPhone 2Gs will be left on a hillside somewhere to die of exposure, or something.

The mouse-less computer allows users to access the Web and other applications by swiping their fingers across the 10-inch screen.

The San Jose Mercury News reports that Jobs talked with customers and browsed the shelves of the Valley Fair Mall Apple store, and Wozniak compared waiting in line on the first day of the product’s launch with waiting in line for concert tickets.

The iPad starts at $499 for a 16-gigabyte basic models and is priced as high as $829 for models equipped with Wi-Fi and 3G networks.

Industry watchers are waiting to see whether the iPad goes beyond being a niche product, or if it revolutionizes the tablet computer industry.

Early sales estimates indicate that Apple sold more than 700,000 iPads on opening day.

By allheadlinenews.com

Apple is using the first chip to come out of its PA Semi acquisition in its new iPad, a processor called the Apple A4. Apple CEO Steve Jobs made the announcement at the media event Wednesday where the iPad was unveiled, according to Engadget’s coverage of the event, where he said, “It’s powered by our own silicon. The 1GHz Apple A4 chip. It screams.”

We officially heard about the hormone imbalance earlier this month, but it seems the health issues concerning Steve Jobs are more serious than first thought, with the Apple boss now starting a leave of absence. The intention is to return in June. The full letter reads:

Team,

I am sure all of you saw my letter last week sharing something very personal with the Apple community. Unfortunately, the curiosity over my personal health continues to be a distraction not only for me and my family, but everyone else at Apple as well. In addition, during the past week I have learned that my health-related issues are more complex than I originally thought.

In order to take myself out of the limelight and focus on my health, and to allow everyone at Apple to focus on delivering extraordinary products, I have decided to take a medical leave of absence until the end of June.

I have asked Tim Cook to be responsible for Apple's day to day operations, and I know he and the rest of the executive management team will do a great job. As CEO, I plan to remain involved in major strategic decisions while I am out. Our board of directors fully supports this plan.

I look forward to seeing all of you this summer.

Steve

The Apple iPhone 3G revolutionized the mobile phone industry by breaking the rules and taking telecommunications technology a notch higher. This phone has it all—it is equipped with e-mail, web-browsing, and local Wi-Fi connectivity among others. The iPhone 3G has faster 3G data speeds compared to its 3G-capable counterparts.

Another function that made this phone exceptional is its Assisted GPS (A-GPS) feature. This built-in feature allows users to use GPS to locate the nearest hospital, gasoline station, bank and other important places. iPhone 3G also has up to 5.5 hours of talktime and about 72 hours of standby time. In addition to these features, the screen of this phone is ideal for viewing images and watching videos from the Internet.

This phone is specifically designed to enhance mobile phone experience in the 21st century. This phone is one of the easiest phones ever with a touch screen feature that allows users to make selections by simply touching the screen. iPhone, iPhone 3G's predecessor, was Time Magazine's 2007 invention of the year. The latest iPhone is out to outdo its predecessor's success.
Now, what we'll have:

3G
GPS
Video Camera
Improved everything

AND…

8GB version for $199 and 16GB version for $299!!!

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