Apple WWDC 2011 Steve Jobs Presentation 6/6/2011

Go to http://www.technomicon.com/TechChat/TechChat-6-13-11.html for our complete WWDC article. This is the all Steve Jobs part of the World Wide Developer Conference Keynote on Monday June 6, 2011 and includes his opening remarks, iCloud presentation, and closing thoughts. Although Microsoft got the jump on Apple with their personal cloud for Windows users that was announced at last year's FAM, Apple seems to be poised to provide a cloud service that is better integrated into Apple devices and services. Apple may also have found the killer rationale for the Cloud: it will enable iOS device owners to dispense with their personal computers, at least as far as updating their iOS devices is concerned. iCloud will enable automatic syncing of files, app purchases, music and video purchase on up to 10 devices automatically, without having to connect them to a Mac or PC. Software updates and iOS updates will now stream wirelessly from iCloud. iCloud promises to be another example of thorough and elegant Apple integration.

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[paulscriptum1]

This man changed the world....

[razor247ex]

RIP this wonderful, wonderful person.

[Sendaville]

good thing this trash is dead...maybe you macfans will get some good products and decent prices

[AshtonPhoto]

There must be some deep seated psychological reason for fandroids/microsuckers to troll almost every video on YouTube that mentions Apple.

Some unmet need perhaps, some nagging feeling that they got sold on the wrong thing, something to explain why grown men would click on videos about the iPhone when they'd never buy one.

[diverioustech]

you know what android did have cloud first.... But they didn't get it right the first time and when it didn't work it was terrible and when it functioned it wasn't that great.now when talking about companies getting things right the first time lets talk about the iPhone, it was simple, innovative, and it is the single greatest revolution in telecommunications.android HAD to take the iPhone's innovations because the iPhone was amazing it had pinch to zoom,rubber band scrolling, and app grids.

[diverioustech]

you know what android did have cloud first.... But they didn't get it right the first time and when it didn't work it was terrible and when it functioned it wasn't that great.now when talking about companies getting things right the first time lets talk about the iPhone, it was simple, innovative, and it is the single greatest revolution in telecommunications.android HAD to take the iPhone's innovations because the iPhone was amazing it had pinch to zoom,rubber band scrolling, and app grids.

[clinicalpsychologist]

@Zoidbercules, Get a job and don't show us that you have free time (by writing long books on youtube how you hate the iPhone). So get a job so you could buy your iPhone already and stop whinning about it.

[dinolukavackic]

@simulas thats seven right there.