I have to say that it wasn't as excited as people had anticipated. There was no iPhone Nano, no Mac Mini.
The features added to iPhoto was pretty cool though. It attempts at facial recognition, using GPS data embedded within pictures (JPG). Besides this there were several other announcements made but again nothing as exiciting to mention here.
The full keynote releases can be found here
Just one more thing, Apple Ended their last Macworld with a statement "The Best is yet to come"
Showing posts with label macworld. Show all posts
Showing posts with label macworld. Show all posts
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Apple Introduces new laptop with NO KEYBOARD!
Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard
THIS IS FAKE! The news has been flotting on the internet. Readers are advised it is not real!
Macworld 2009
Following our post on Apple's last Macworld in 2009 - we made a prediction that Apple may announce iPhone Nano
The Macworld starts in approximately 6hours from Now!!
The hottest prediction are for an iPhone Nano and Mac Mini!
Apple might surprise the crowd with it's own version of Netbook with under $1000 price tag
If a new Mac Mini comes out, people are advised to cut their credit cards immediately. It will be very tempting and irrestible
Macworld's keynote speaker who is usually Steve Jobs will be replaced by Phil Shiller.
I am excited to see what Apple will bring to their last Macworld!
Stay tuned, crazzycool will be posting what the announcement was!
The Macworld starts in approximately 6hours from Now!!
The hottest prediction are for an iPhone Nano and Mac Mini!
Apple might surprise the crowd with it's own version of Netbook with under $1000 price tag
If a new Mac Mini comes out, people are advised to cut their credit cards immediately. It will be very tempting and irrestible
Macworld's keynote speaker who is usually Steve Jobs will be replaced by Phil Shiller.
I am excited to see what Apple will bring to their last Macworld!
Stay tuned, crazzycool will be posting what the announcement was!
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Apple News
Some sad news from Apple
The Macworld in January 2009 will be the LAST Macworld.
Steve Jobs will NOT be addressing Macworld in January 2009
For last 10 years or so Steve Jobs has be the Keynote speaker
A lot of the greatest inventions and products by Apple that we know now today were released at Macworld.
1998
In May, Jobs introduced the iMac and the PowerBook G3.
1999
Steve Jobs also introduced the iBook, QuickTime TV, and AirPort. Halo was announced by Bungie Software, although Bungie was later purchased by Microsoft and Halo became an Xbox exclusive.
2000
The San Francisco keynote revealed Mac OS X's Aqua user interface and the New York keynote featured the introduction of the Power Mac G4 Cube.
2001
The San Francisco keynote introduced iTunes and the PowerBook G4, Apple's first widescreen portable.
2002
The January keynote introduced the iMac G4.
2003
The January keynote introduced the Safari web browser, AirPort Extreme, 17 and 12-inch PowerBooks.
2004
Along with the usual show in San Francisco and the return to Boston, a Macworld Expo was held in Paris. At the Paris Expo, Apple's VP of marketing Phil Schiller introduced the new updated iMac featuring a PowerPC G5 processor and other various updates, notably, the integration of the logic board and optical drive with the display.
2005
The keynote introduced the Mac Mini.
2006
In January 2006, Intel Core Duo-based iMacs were announced to be ready for purchase.
2007
At Macworld 2007 (January 8-12), Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone mobile device, revealed the final name for the Apple TV (originally called by its code name iTV), and announced a change of name for the company from Apple Computer, Inc. to simply Apple Inc., reflecting its longtime focus on the user experience as opposed to the technology behind it.
2008
At Macworld 2008 (January 14–18), Steve Jobs introduced the MacBook Air — touted as the world's thinnest notebook computer; the Time Capsule device for use with the Time Machine application in Mac OS X v10.5 "Leopard", iPod Touch updates including Mail, Stocks, Notes, Maps & Weather, iTunes Movie Rentals, the Apple TV Take 2 updates with an all new interface, the ability to download TV shows, music, podcasts and rent or download movies without the need for a PC or Mac; and finally the iPhone/iPod Touch SDK launching in late February.
2009
????
The Macworld in January 2009 will be the LAST Macworld.
Steve Jobs will NOT be addressing Macworld in January 2009
For last 10 years or so Steve Jobs has be the Keynote speaker
A lot of the greatest inventions and products by Apple that we know now today were released at Macworld.
1998
In May, Jobs introduced the iMac and the PowerBook G3.
1999
Steve Jobs also introduced the iBook, QuickTime TV, and AirPort. Halo was announced by Bungie Software, although Bungie was later purchased by Microsoft and Halo became an Xbox exclusive.
2000
The San Francisco keynote revealed Mac OS X's Aqua user interface and the New York keynote featured the introduction of the Power Mac G4 Cube.
2001
The San Francisco keynote introduced iTunes and the PowerBook G4, Apple's first widescreen portable.
2002
The January keynote introduced the iMac G4.
2003
The January keynote introduced the Safari web browser, AirPort Extreme, 17 and 12-inch PowerBooks.
2004
Along with the usual show in San Francisco and the return to Boston, a Macworld Expo was held in Paris. At the Paris Expo, Apple's VP of marketing Phil Schiller introduced the new updated iMac featuring a PowerPC G5 processor and other various updates, notably, the integration of the logic board and optical drive with the display.
2005
The keynote introduced the Mac Mini.
2006
In January 2006, Intel Core Duo-based iMacs were announced to be ready for purchase.
2007
At Macworld 2007 (January 8-12), Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone mobile device, revealed the final name for the Apple TV (originally called by its code name iTV), and announced a change of name for the company from Apple Computer, Inc. to simply Apple Inc., reflecting its longtime focus on the user experience as opposed to the technology behind it.
2008
At Macworld 2008 (January 14–18), Steve Jobs introduced the MacBook Air — touted as the world's thinnest notebook computer; the Time Capsule device for use with the Time Machine application in Mac OS X v10.5 "Leopard", iPod Touch updates including Mail, Stocks, Notes, Maps & Weather, iTunes Movie Rentals, the Apple TV Take 2 updates with an all new interface, the ability to download TV shows, music, podcasts and rent or download movies without the need for a PC or Mac; and finally the iPhone/iPod Touch SDK launching in late February.
2009
????
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