Keynote

Alrighty, plans are changed slightly. We'll be providing MacNN.com with live coverage of the keynote, and video clips/interviews of visitors and exhibitors. Keep an eye on MacNN the following days.

G5 PowerBooks for sure. Why else did they save the PowerBooks for the keynote, and not the iMacs? :D

I could have sworn that people were commenting after the WWDC keynote that Expose needed QE. ...

It's a proof of registration, and for registering for the keynote and conferences. ...

And what about keynote or powerpoint? ...

Yeah, I think so too. I'm pretty sure they mentioned it in the WWDC keynote.

Just so there is no mistake, Steve Jobs has always said "Mac OS 10" from the beginning. The first reference to Mac OS X was at WWDC 1998. No one officially involved with Apple (who had to see Jobs in person at any rate) ever used the term "eks" when talking about Mac OS X. Earliest Mac media references: StepWise- May 12, 1998, 3:25am: WWDC Coverage, Mondays report The...

Now Steve Jobs is doing the keynote speech that surely clears up the mystery of what's happened to the new Powerbooks. ...

What about my mate Steve, he has a mohican, a cool beard and likes fire. I can just see him now, running around the stage at a keynote spraying kerosene on a flaming PC. Admittedly he's more of a linux than mac person. ...

That's interesting that Jonathan Ive was touted as a possible successor. I've no idea about his business side but he certainly has the creativity and all important vision. If I remember rightly he did have a design company before he went to Apple but whether he'd want to run a company of Apple's size as opposed to design its products is another thing. It's arguable he'd be...