Stream of Apple's WWDC iPhone 4 keynote now available
Apple has posted a live stream of Monday's Worldwide Developers Conference 2010 keynote, during which Chief Executive Steve Jobs introduced iPhone 4 to the world.
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iPhone 4 keynote plagued by high-tech Wi-Fi meltdown
An abundance of Wi-Fi hotspots inside the Moscone Center on Monday caused technical difficulties for Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs, which resulted in some frustration for the showman, renowned for his usually polished presentations.
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Apple grabs 22% share of eBook market, announces PDF support for iBooks
Apple said Monday that its new iPad device helped the company garner a 22% share of the eBook market in just over two months, selling more than 5 million digital books to early adopters. An update to the device's iBook software will soon build on that success with support for PDF, bookmarking, and more.
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Apple says App Store has made developers over $1 billion
Speaking at Apple's annual developers conference on Monday, chief executive Steve Jobs said his company's industry-leading App Store has generated developers more than $1 billion in revenues while serving up over 5 billion app downloads since its inception two years ago.
Live coverage from Apple's WWDC 2010 keynote presentation
Click here for live coverage of Apple's 2010 WWDC keynote presented by chief executive Steve Jobs.
WWDC 2010 banners focus on iPhone OS 4 features, App Store success
Apple has hung even more banners inside the Moscone Center in San Francisco for its forthcoming Worldwide Developer Conference, but they don't reveal any details about what the company plans to announce on Monday.
Official WWDC app released by Apple for conference attendees
Those attending Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco next week will have the aid of a new iPhone application designed to help them find sessions and get directions.
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Apple hanging Moscone Center banners for WWDC 2010 [u]
Apple has started preparing San Francisco's Moscone Center with banners for its Worldwide Developers Conference being held next week [Updated Friday with more photos].
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iTunes.com, new Macs pegged as potential Apple WWDC reveals
While the new iPhone is expected to be the centerpiece of Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference, one analyst said Friday that Apple may also announced a cloud-based iTunes service, as well as Mac Pro and MacBook Air upgrades.
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