Watch Apple iPhone 5 Full Media Event
Apple has just posted the full video of this morning’s media event where Tim Cook and other Apple execs unveiled the iPhone 5, iPod Touch, iPod nano, Earpods, and announced release dates for iOS 6 and a redesigned iTunes.
You can watch the entire presentation on Apple’s website here.
WWDC 2012 Keynote Video Now Available Online
As Today’s Apple WWDC event went off, Apple has made a public stream of the entire event available for those who missed it live.
As expected and highly rumored, Apple introduced a new line up of the next generation MacBook Pro, packed with a new Retina Display at 220 PPI, Apple has surprised everybody by delivering an incredibly thin device while also bringing in cutting-edge hardware.
Apple has also Unveiled the latest release of OS X Mountain Lion which comes next month, introducing new features such as a deep integration with Facebook that becomes the second social network after twitter to get a system-wide integration.
Apple has also unveiled the next iteration of their popular mobile system iOS 6, in which they introduced over 200 new features. A new in-house made 3D Maps that been built from the ground-up and the sky-down, complete with a turn-by-turn navigation and directly integrated with Siri. a 3D special feature for some locations called flyover in which you can virtually visit some landmarks as if you are looking from an airplane. Siri has got a bunch of cool improvements including the ability to open apps, tweet into twitter directly and supports for a wide range of new languages.
iOS 6 also bring some improvments to the lock screen and bring a new native app from Apple called Passbook in which you keep a repository of all kind of your passes.
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iOS 6 beta build 10A5316k direct download links along with a developer preview of Safari 6 for OS X Lion have just been leaked and discovered and leaked by the Chinese guys at site WeiPhone. The download links are not active for now and if you try to visit any of them it will direct you to a page says - â€Your session has expired.â€
Last year similar list of links leaked just before Apple’s WWDC 2011 keynote. What’s interesting about the new discovery is that Apple may be planning to drop iOS 6 support for the original iPad and the third-generation iPod touch.
The New iPad (iPad 3)
- Consumer: Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi + Cellular (GSM), WiFi + Cellular (CDMA)
- Enterprise: Wi-Fi, WiFi + Cellular (GSM), WiFi + Cellular (CDMA)
iPad 2
- Consumer: Wi-Fi, WiFi + 3G (GSM), WiFi + 3G (CDMA), Revised Wi-Fi
- Enterprise: Wi-Fi, WiFi + 3G (GSM), WiFi + 3G (CDMA), Revised Wi-Fi
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iPod touch 4G
- Consumer:Â 4th Generation
- Enterprise:Â 4th Generation
Apple TV
- Consumer: 2nd Generation, 3rd Generation
Other iOS
Safari 6
- Consumer: - Safari 6 Developer Preview for Lion, Uninstaller
WWDC 2012 is scheduled for tomorrow at 10AM PT in which Apple are going to unveil iOS 6 along with OS X Mountain Lion and the last update to their iCloud service. A new 3D map are highly speculated to debut with the new system.
Google to Hold Maps Event Ahead of Apple's WWDC
It makes sense for the timing Google has chosen to unveil what they have up their sleeves in terms of maps industry. Google will hold an invite-only event, on June 6th, to give the press their latest maps technologies.
At this invitation-only press gathering, Brian McClendon, VP of Google Maps and Google Earth, will give you a behind-the-scenes look at Google Maps and share our vision. We’ll also demo some of the newest technology and provide a sneak peek at upcoming features that will help people get where they want to go – both physically and virtually. We hope to see you there.
The event takes place ahead of Apple’s WWDC, which to be held June 11th, in which Apple highly expected to reveal their propietary Maps solution along with 3D technology ditching the long-in-use Google Maps since the original 2007 iPhone.
Google’s invitation touted the words”The Next Dimension of Google Maps” seems to point directly to the 3D feature expected to play a major part in Apple’s upcoming Maps service after the company purchased C3 Technologies, a Swedish 3D mapping company in 2010.