A message to Facebook’s billion-dollar baby, Instagram: Look out, because Apple might have you in the crosshairs. The Wall Street Journal claims Cupertino is working on a photo-sharing option to be revealed in June at WWDC.
Heads up, people! The 2012 edition of Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference — one of the company’s biggest yearly events — has been announced for June 11 to June 15 in San Francisco. Traditionally, big new stuff always appears at the WWDC, sometimes hardware, sometimes software.
The Apple keynote was truly jam-packed, from beginning to end. It’s worth watching. But it was nearly two hours long. If you don’t have 117 minutes, this is the best stuff. The moments that matter. Everything you need to see.
As the dust is settling over the WWDC smorgasbord of announcements overnight, one little factoid poked its head up as exceptionally pertinant to Aussie gadget-lovers: OS X Lion will be available through the Mac App Store in the States for $US29.99 and locally for $31.99 AUD. Does this signify a restructure of the way Apple calculates the exchange rate for Australians?
You know how excited you got by the prospect of having Apple match your entire torrented collection of Styx in the iCloud service using iTunes Match? Forget it. Turns out the service is only going to launch for US customers.
Missed the keynote, or want the total, second-by-second recap of all the new stuff Apple talked about today? No worries, you can relive the entire keynote at Apple.
