Apple has posted the WWDC 2011 Keynote, available as a video stream only, in what seems like record time.
Traditionally, Apple makes the even event available initially as a stream only. Later, it shows up as a downloadable video in iTunes as a podcast - with full QuickTime control.
The video quality is exceptional.
← Previous Article
Apple Ties Together Mobile Data with iCloud, iTunes Match
Apple CEO Steve Jobs officially rang the death bell for the MobileMe service on Monday during his World Wide Developers…
Adding to list…
© The Mac Observer, Inc. -- All rights reserved. All information presented on this site is copyrighted by The Mac Observer, Inc. except where otherwise noted. No portion of this site may be copied without express written consent. Other sites are invited to link to any aspect of this site provided that all content is presented in its original form and is not placed within another frame. The Mac Observer is an independent publication and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Apple, Inc.
3 Comments
Only on Snow Leopard. What is that about?
Just my guess, but I imagine that it is about promoting Safari and Snow Leopard over all competing platforms and browsers.
Nice to have the video stream up so early. And all the news were great. But there was also a piece of bad news that was never said out loud, and which haven’t been commented on so far:
Steve really didn’t look well, did he? :-(
I’m afraid we won’t see Steve as the keynote speaker at WWDC 2012.
Log-in to comment