"This is kind of interesting," says Schiller. I can hover my mouse over any pin, I can click on it to go right to my photos, or I can say 'show photos' and that's every photo from around that place."Ħ.18pm: New iPhoto also pulls in images from Flickr, and adds ability to share via email from inside the application. A refresh for iPhoto – you can now live screen – and enhancements with Facebook, making it easier to share photos, as well as added slideshows.Ħ.14pm: Phil Schiller, senior vice president of Apple, on iPhoto update: "You see pushpins on the map from every place I took photos. We improve it every year or two, coming out with a new version.Īnnounces iLife 11. 13.7m Macs sold in the 2010 financial year, bringing its revenue to $22bn.Ħ.12pm: Steve Jobs on iLife: " widely regarded as the best suite of digital lifestyle apps in the world. The US market share of the Mac is 20.7% and the machine makes up 33% of Apple's revenue.
There are currently 600,000 Mac developers, growing at a rate of 30,000 a month. (Is anyone else's iPad showing just a black rectangle where streaming should be?)Ħ.06pm: We're kicking off with some figures about the state of the Mac. Viewing requires either a Mac® running Safari® on Mac OS® X version 10.6 Snow Leopard®, an iPhone® or iPod touch® running iOS 3.0 or higher, or an iPad™." "Apple will broadcast its October 20 event online using Apple's industry-leading HTTP Live Streaming, which is based on open standards. All is well in Apple world.Ī reminder: you can stream video of the conference to your Apple device, though here's the rules: The next desktop OS could be more like iOSĦ.03pm: The store is being updated soft jazz waves over the Cupertino auditorium. A refresh for the MacBook Air – 11-inch and 13-inch screens, longer batter, faster boot time and a lower price tag.ģ. They'd love the click-throughs, so go have a gander, but here's the top five:ġ. Silicon Alley Insider has pinned its flag to the mast with 10 things we can expect from Apple today.
In the meantime, let the perennial question linger: What Will Apple Announce? Join in below.ĥ.45pm: Some light reading. Stay with us as we liveblog what's going down in Cupertino. ( And this MacBook Air-related discussion on .) At the very least, we're expecting a peek at Apple's forthcoming operating system.Īpple's big number is to be a new MacBook Air, so says the received wisdom. From 6pm UK time, Apple will fully reveal the impetus behind the peeking lion.Ī look at Mac OS X 10.7? Possibly – we've heard it from reputable sources – but then it could be a little premature. The invite alone sent pundits into a wild tail spin when it was sent out last Wednesday.
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