Mac Hardware-wise Next Few Weeks will be Very Exciting

With Apple about to report stellar quarterly results and OS Lion all set to launch tomorrow. Many of our sources are saying that this is just the beginning and next few weeks will bring many exciting Mac related news.
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Apple to Launch Low-End iPhone 3GS for $350 and High-End iPhone 4S by End of Summer

BGR today reported that Apple would launch a low-end iPhone (3GS) along with next generation iPhone to address both the lower- and higher-end smartphone market. According to one of the BGR’s sources:
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Apple Testing Retina Displays for Upcoming iPad from Samsung and LG

Samsung and LG, the world’s two largest LCD makers are about to securing a big order from Apple for next generation iPad displays, according to The Korea Times. Both the companies are working with Apple to bring Retina Display to the iPad by end of this quarter. The Korea Times posted:
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Preparing For OS X Lion 10.7 Upgrade

Apple will be releasing their next generation OS X Lion 10.7 operating system any time now, bringing over 250 plus new features. According to Apple, upgrading to Lion requires three simple steps – Step 1: Make sure your Mac can run Lion (Core 2 Duo or higher); Step 2: Make sure you have the latest version of Snow Leopard (Mac OS X 10.6.8); and Step 3: Download OS X Lion from the Mac App Store.
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Jawbone Unveils “Up” a Wristband Designed to Encourage Health and Wellness

Jawbone, a company known for their Bluetooth headsets today unveiled their first non audio product called “Up”, which is a wristband designed to encourage heath and wellness. The wristband contains sensors that track you activities and collect data. It tracks your eating, sleeping and movements throughout the day. This data is then sent to a complementary smartphone app.
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AT&T to Launch HP TouchPad 4G (HSPA+)

HP and AT&T today announced that the HP TouchPad 4G would be available exclusively in the US on AT&T’s mobile broadband network. TouchPad 4G features faster 1.5GHz processor (in place of 1.2GHz processor), 32GB storage, 4G HSPA+ support (not LTE), integrated GPS and WiFi.
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iOS 5 Beta Code Reveals Bluetooth Support on Apple TV

Even though you can use Bluetooth accessories with Apple TV by jailbreaking it, there is no official Bluetooth support from Apple. However, code discovered by 9to5mac in iOS 5 beta release shows that users would be able to turn on Bluetooth support and user wireless Bluetooth keyboard with Apple TV when iOS 5 is officially launched. 9to5mac posted:
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Apple Interested in WiTricity Technology for Wireless Charging of Devices

Few days back WSJ reported that Apple is working on a new way of charging the phone. And this started rumors that Apple is working on wireless changing for iOS devices. Adding more weight to these rumors was a patent application filled by Apple titled “Wireless power utilization in a local computing environment”. In this patent application Apple talks about using magnetic resonance technology for charging various devices.
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AMD Radeon HD 6990M – World’s Fastest Mobile Graphics Processor

AMD today launched the new AMD Radeon HD 6990M GPU for laptops, which they claim is the world’s fastest single graphics processor available for mobile users. According to AMD, Radeon HD 6990M GPU is up to 25% faster than any other announced notebook enthusiast GPU (NVIDIA GTX 580M).
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New MacBook Air, Mac Pro and OS X Lion Updates Coming This Week

9to5mac is reporting that Apple will not only release the new MacBook Airs this week, but also introduce new Mac Pro models. According to their source Mr. X, part numbers for both the new Mac Pro and MacBook Air models have appeared, hinting at a release soon.
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Apple to Add New Manufacturing Partner for iPad

Foxconn has been the sole manufacturing partner of Apple for iPad till now. But with ever-increasing demand of iPad 2 and Apple’s plans of introducing higher end iPad 3/HD, the company is now looking to add new manufacturing partner for iPad production. Digitimes today posted:
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Three Reason Why Apple’s Next Gen iPhone 5 won’t have 4G LTE Support

Digitimes today reported that Apple’s next generation iPhone might have 4G LTE support, which might resemble 4G LTE setup found on HTC ThunderBolt. Joseph Tsai of Digitimes further speculates that if Apple doesn’t go with HTC like LTE chipset (MSM8655) they might opt for newer Qualcomm MSM8960 chipset that combines both LTE and HSPA support on a single chip.
There are three very good reasons why Apple will wait for next generation LTE chipsets, which Qualcomm will start sampling by end of 2011 with volume production aimed for 2012. The three reasons are:
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Fake iPhone 5 Images Start 3D Camera Rumor

A Chinese website 175wan.com has posted images that they claim are of next generation iPhone 5. The website says a friend from Shenzhen sent them these pictures, which were taken inadvertently. These pictures show that the iPhone 5 will be very similar to iPhone 4, but with two cameras on the back for 3D photography.
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iPhone 5, iPhone mini and iPod touch 3G Coming in September

Adding to long list of iPhone rumors that have came out in past few days, 9to5mac today reported that Apple is preparing not one but two completely new iPhone models for September launch. Seth Weintraub wrote on 9to5mac:
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Apple Store Overnight Planned for MacBook Air and OS X Lion Launch on July 13

9to5mac is reporting that Apple retail stores are planning an overnight for their employees on July 13 to prepare for new product launches. Overnight at Apple store are normally used for refreshing store displays and training employees on new products. Seth Weintraub of 9to5mac wrote:
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More iPhone 5 and iPad 3 Rumors

Following WSJ article about thinner and lighter iPhone 5 coming in Q3 2011, This is my next has posted more information about next gen iPhone and iPad. The website was first to report that iPhone 5 will see a complete redesign and now it looks like that is going to happen for sure. This is my next’s Joshua Topolsky posted the following:
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WSJ: Next Generation iPhone will be Thinner and Lighter

WSJ is reporting that Apple has placed orders with component suppliers in preparation for launch of next generation iPhone sometime in the third quarter. Lorraine Luk of WSJ posted:
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Apple Using Its Cash Pile to Stay Ahead of Competition

We have all seen how competition is lagging behind Apple when it comes to technologies like Retina display resolution, A5 processor performance and excellent IPS display on the iPad. According to an anonymous post on Quora, Apple is using their cash pile in a very interesting way to maintain a decisive advantage over competition. So, what is Apple doing? The detailed answer given by the Quora user is as follows:
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Pegatron Receives 15 million iPhone 5 Orders

Digitimes is reporting:
Taiwan-based notebook maker Pegatron Technology is estimated to have landed orders for 15 million iPhone 5s (iPhone 4S) from Apple and is set to start shipping in September of 2011, according to sources from upstream component makers.
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MacBook Air to Get “Toggle DDR 2.0” NAND Flash Memory

Apple pioneered the use of mSATA form factor based SSDs in ultra thin and light laptops with launch of MacBook Air in 2010. Now the rumors are Apple will leave mSATA behind in the upcoming MacBook Air update and use the faster “Toggle DDR 2.0” interface. According to Macotakara, Asian electronic component markers are reporting that Apple will adopt 400Mbps Toggle DDR 2.0 interface.
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PCMag: Verizon is The Fastest Mobile Network in US

For past two years, PCMag has been doing tests of mobile network data speeds in major cities across United States. Last year, AT&T was the fastest network overall in US, while Verizon was constantly in 3rd or 4th place with T-Mobile in second. However, this year the tables have turned completely with Verizon’s deployment of new LTE 4G network.
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Olympus Launches Three New PEN Cameras E-P3, E-PL3 and E-PM1

Olympus today launched three new PEN compact system cameras including PEN E-P3, PEN E-PL3 and PEN E-PM1 featuring Micro Four Thirds interchangeable lens system. The cameras come with a new 12.3-megapixel Live MOS Image Sensor, TruePic VI Image Processor, high ISO of 12,800, a reengineered autofocus system, full 1080i HD video with Dolby Digital sound recording, newly designed user interfaces and a variety of Art Filters and built-in creative features, these powerfully simple cameras offer advanced capabilities without the complexity of a DSLR.
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Review Roundup: HP TouchPad

After failed attempts from companies like Samsung, LG, Motorola and RIM, many are hoping that HP’s first webOS based tablet HP TouchPad will be the first true iPad competitor. Two TouchPad models with storage capacity 16GB and 32GB are available. The TouchPad comes with dual-core 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 9.7-inch LCD touchscreen, 1.3-megapixel front camera, Beats Audio, WiFi and Bluetooth. The 16GB model is priced $499 and the 32GB model is priced $599. So, how does this latest entry in the tablet market stack up to the iPad and other tablet currently available?
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New MacBook Airs with OS X Lion Coming in Mid-July

9to5mac is reporting, “Apple is gearing up to launch their upgraded line of ultra thin notebooks in mid-July.” The update will coincide with OS X Lion launch and will bring almost no exterior design changes. However, internally the new MacBook Air will adopt Intel’s latest Sandy Bridge processors along with Thunderbolt port.
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Latest Apple Rumors – Two iPhone Models, MacBook Air Update and LTE iPad

Last week BGR kick started the completely redesigned iPhone 5 rumors by posting “We have been told by a reliable source to except a radical new case design for the upcoming iPhone, though we have not been given any additional details surrounding the design of the new iPhone case.” However, other sources still maintain that the next generation iPhone will be iPhone 4 with updated hardware. And, according to a research note issued by Deutsche Bank analyst Chris Whitmore both these rumors might be true.
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New Leica M9-P with Even More Discreet and Resilient Design

Leica has announced new version of the world’s smallest, full-frame digital system camera: the Leica M9-P. This new model will sit alongside the Leica M9 in the company’s rangefinder portfolio. Providing an alternative, even more discreet and resilient design that further reinforces the classic nature of the M9, the M9-P specifically meets the needs of professional photographers. The new model is now available in a classic silver chrome or subtle black paint finish.
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Nokia Announces Sexy N9 Smartphone Based on Dead MeeGo Platform

As was rumored, Nokia today announced the N9 handset. Nokia N9’s body is precision-machined from a single piece of polycarbonate and flows seamlessly into beautiful curved glass. The home key on N9 is replaced by simple swipe gesture that brings you to home screen from anywhere when you swipe from the edge of the display.
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Apple Announces Final Cut Pro X Video Editing Software

Apple today announced Final Cut Pro X, which they claim is a revolutionary new version of the world’s most popular Pro video editing. The new Final cut features Magnetic Timeline that lets you edit on a flexible, trackless canvas; Content Auto-Analysis that categorizes your content upon import by shot type, media and people; and background rendering that allows you to work without interruption.
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More Information About Upcoming Mac Pro, Mac mini and Airport Updates

Few hours back, we reported that Apple is planning to update the Mac Pro and Mac mini systems by end of July or in early August. Now an Asian gadget blog MIC has posted more information about these updates along with information about upcoming Airport and Time Capsule updates also.
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iPhone 5 to Arrive on September 7, Black MacBook Airs Soon, Mac mini and Pro Update in Early August

The first Apple related rumor of the day comes from International Business Times and they believe that Apple will release the much awaited iPhone 5 in first week of September, may be on 7th September. The new iPhone will come preloaded with iOS 5 (what a surprise), according to the website. There is nothing new here the same old record playing again September launch for next generation iPhone. Our sources still maintain that we will see iPhone 5 before September for sure.
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Top of The Line iMac Featuring SSD is The Fastest Mac Available

Apple has started shipping build-to-order new iMac featuring 3.4GHz Core i7 processor and 256GB SSD drive. Macworld got their hands on the iMac and put it though its paces. James Galbraith of Macworld says with the SSD the 27-inch 3.4GHz Core i7 iMac “was simple on fire – figuratively – besting the previous Speedmark 6.5 performance record holder in 14 of the 17 individual tasks that make up our test suite.” The previous Speedmark 6.5 record holder was Mac Pro featuring 3.33GHz Xeon six-core processor and 8GB of RAM with regular hard drive.
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Sony Introduces New VAIO E Series and VAIO C Series Laptops

Sony updated their laptop lineup with new VAIO E Series and C Series laptops featuring bold colors. The E Series 14-inch and 15.5-inch notebooks are available in four stunning colors— midnight blue, glacier white, charcoal black and blush pink — while the 17.3-inch model comes in charcoal black and glacier white. Geometric patterns appear on the lids, and on matching palm rests, and all the colors are fingerprint-resistant to help keep the models looking brand new while users stay connected and entertained.
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Microsoft Releases Kinect for Windows SDK

As was rumored, Microsoft today released Kinect for Windows software development kit (SDK) beta for academics, enthusiasts and developers. Microsoft hopes that using the SDK developers will create new application experiences for Kinect that includes depth sensing, human motion tracking, and voice and object recognition.
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Review Roundup: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1

The much-awaited Android 3.1 (Honeycomb) based tablet Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, which is the thinnest (just a hair thinner than iPad) and lightest 10-inch tablet is now available. The main features of the new tablet are 10.1-inch WXGA screen (1280 x 800), 1GHz Tegra 2 Processor, 1GB RAM, 2-megapixel front camera, 3-megapixel back camera, WiFi and Bluetooth. It weighs just 1.25 pounds and measures 10.1” x 6.9” x 0.34”. Two models of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 are available now priced $499 for 16GB model and $599 for 32GB models.

Below we have added links to 10 best Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 reviews posted online:
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POWERVR Series6 GPU is Here to Keep Apple Ahead of NVIDIA for The Foreseeable Future

When the Tegra 2 based devices started shipping everybody started questioning if Apple will be able to match the performance offered by the combination of dual core ARM processor and NVIDIA’s GeForce GPU on the chip. Just few weeks later, Apple released the iPad 2 featuring the A5 processor, which mopped the floor with Tegra 2. Apple’s A5 processor not only bested Tegra 2 at computational task, but was also 2-5x faster when it came to graphics. Where everyone thought NVIDIA would have the lead. The star behind Apple’s prowess in graphics was Imagination Technologies’ POWERVR SGX543MP2 (Series5XT) graphics core.
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iOS 5 Includes Higher Resolution Graphics for Retina Display on Next Gen iPad

TechUnwrapped has received a tip that some of the images in the Twitter framework of iOS 5 SDK have two times the resolution at 2,048 x 1,536 in comparison to other system image found on iPad 2 which have 1,024 x 768 resolution. TechUnwrapped’s tipster wrote:
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New MacBook Air Coming by End of June, but Which Processors Apple will Use?

Yesterday, Reuters started the latest round of MacBook Air rumors by claiming “Apple Inc will start selling its latest MacBook Air in late June with 380,000 units as the first shipment.” Reuters got this information from Taiwan’s newspaper Economic Daily. The newspaper also claimed that Quanta Computer would be the manufacturing partner for the upcoming MacBook Air and out of the 380,000 new MacBook Airs, 55% would be 11.6-inch models.
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Panasonic Lumix GF3 Company’s Smallest and Lightest Interchangeable Lens Camera

Panasonic today announced its new Lumix DMC-GF3 camera, which is the company’s smallest and lightest digital interchangeable lens camera with a built-in flash. It is 16.7% smaller and 16.2% lighter than its predecessor, the Lumix GF2. With the new camera Panasonic is aiming for consumers who are upgrading from point-and-shoot cameras, who want DLSR like image quality, but not camera size. The Micro Four Thirds System based camera has a 12.1-megapixel Live MOS sensor along with Venus Engine FHD image processor for impressive low noise performance and full-high definition 1080/60i video recording.
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Next Generation iPhone in Final Testing Stage

9to5mac is reporting that a previously accurate Apple source has told them some interesting new information about upcoming iPhone update. The website posted:
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UAE’s Carrier Executive Says iPhone 5 to Support LTE, and Largan’s CEO Conforms 8-Megapixel camera

A statement from Ali Al Ahmad, head of corporate communication at etisalat – a UAE wireless operator, has added fuel to the dying rumor that Apple will release iPhone with LTE support sooner then most analysts expect. He told Gulfnews.com:
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AT&T, Verizon and Sprint to Get Next Gen iPhone 4S/5, But not T-Mobile

Few days back, 9to5mac reported that Apple is working on a version of the iPhone that will work on Sprint network. Mark Gurman of 9to5mac believes that “The physical design of this device is akin to the iPhone 4 of today, so this might be the iPhone 4S device with support for all carriers.” Both Apple’s “black labs” and Sprint’s R&D department are testing the new phone. Apple has even installed Sprint-compatible cell towers on their campus for testing.
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HP Announces TouchPad Coming to United States on July 1st

HP TouchPad is the second most awaited tablet this year after iPad 2 and HP announced today the wait will be soon over. HP TouchPad will be available in the United States on July 1st. United Kingdom, Ireland France and Germany will get the tablet few days later followed by Canada in mid-July. As of other regions including Asia, Australia and rest of Europe HP says TouchPad will be launched later this year.
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Microsoft Developing Its Own Windows 8 Tablet PC

Rumors are that pressure from Apple iPad’s success is forcing Microsoft to join PC hardware manufacturing. Earlier, Microsoft has developed concept hardwares for Windows operating system and worked with its hardware manufacturing partners like HP and Dell to bring it to the market. However, they have largely stayed away from PC manufacturing and focused on the software side, but that is going to change according to reports from upstream supply chain received by Digitimes. The website posted:
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Sony NEX-C3 World’s Smallest, Lightest Interchangeable Lens Camera

Sony today announced NEX-C3 featuring 16.2-megapixel sensor and 720p video recording. Sony claims new NEX-C3 is the world's smallest, lightest interchangeable lens camera with an APS-C sized sensor. Sony reduced the size of internal circuitry to shrink the camera size and achieve a body weight of just 225g (8 ounces) – nearly six percent lighter than its predecessor, the NEX-3 camera.
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Apple Placing Orders for iPhone 5 Parts Including Camera and Power Amplifier

Digitimes is reporting that Apple has placed orders for iPhone 5 parts including CMOS sensor for camera and power amplifiers for various circuits. The website wrote:
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Nintendo’s Next Generation Wii U Console Features controller with 6.2-inch Touchscreen

At the E3 Expo, Nintendo introduced Wii U, a new console that includes a controller with a 6.2-inch screen. According to Nintendo, adding a second screen to the living room creates a multitude of new video game experiences while offering families a variety of options to customize their entertainment.
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iOS 5 Brings Notification Center, iMessage, Newsstand and Twitter Integration

Apple today previewed iOS 5, the latest version of the world’s most advanced mobile operating system, and released a beta version to iOS Developer Program members. The iOS 5 beta release includes over 200 new features that will be available to iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users this fall. New iOS 5 features include: Notification Center, an innovative way to easily view and manage notifications in one place without interruption; iMessage, a new messaging service that lets you easily send text messages, photos and videos between all iOS devices; and Newsstand, a new way to purchase and organize your newspaper and magazine subscriptions. With the new PC Free feature, iOS 5 users can activate and set up their iOS device right out of the box and get software updates over the air with no computer required.
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Mac OS X Lion Available in July for Just $29

Apple today announced that Mac OS X Lion, the eighth major release of the world’s most advanced operating system with more than 250 new features and 3,000 new developer APIs, will be available to customers in July as a download from the Mac App Store for $29.99. Some of the amazing features in Lion include: new Multi-Touch gestures; system-wide support for full screen apps; Mission Control, an innovative view of everything running on your Mac; the Mac App Store, the best place to find and explore great software, built right into the OS; Launchpad, a new home for all your apps; and a completely redesigned Mail app.
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Apple Introduces iCloud

Apple today introduced iCloud, a breakthrough set of free new cloud services that work seamlessly with applications on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac or PC to automatically and wirelessly store your content in iCloud and automatically and wirelessly push it to all your devices. When anything changes on one of your devices, all of your devices are wirelessly updated almost instantly.

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Live Coverage: Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs Keynote at WWDC 2011 on June 6th, 10AM PST

We will be posting detailed reports about all of the three announcements Apple made on TechzTalk later today. Please check that out later. Thank you for joining us for the Live Coverage.

• Steve ends the Keynote by talking about WWDC. And That's it.
  
• Now Steve is talking about the data center. he says "Now if you don't think we're serious about this, you're wrong. This is our third data center that we just completed. This is what it looks like. It's rather large. It's as eco friendly as you can make a data center. Just to give you a feel for it's size, see the dots on the roof? Those are people. And it's full of stuff. Full of expensive stuff. And we're ready for our customers to start using iCloud."
  
• iTunes Match is a $24.99 per year service and your songs will be upgraded to 256k AAC DRM free. The iTunes Match works with iTunes in the cloud.
  
• For the songs that you ripped Apple is offering iTunes Match. Steve says "We have 18m songs in the music store. Our software will scan what you have, the stuff you've ripped, and figure out if there's a match. If you have to upload your whole library, that could take weeks. If we're scanning and matching, we don't have to upload them. They're in the cloud."
  
• Now Steve says "Now there's one more thing. A small thing."
  
• It is available today as developer beta.
  
• So how do you get it? Steve says "When you upgrade a phone or buy a new one, you get it. It'll be turned on by default. We're also giving everyone 5GB for storage of mail — and apps and books don't count. And we're not counting Photo Stream."
  
• The combination of these apps is iCloud and is free.
  
• It looks like iCloud is all about syncing/pushing, (we don't think its about streaming your content).
  
• Now Eddy is back for a demo of iTunes working with iCloud.
  
• It shows the history of all the songs you have bought and with push of little Cloud button you can re-download it for no extra charge.
  
• Steve is back and now he is talking about iTunes in Cloud.
  
• Eddy Cue is now demoing Photo Stream.
  
• Steve says "On the Mac we built it right into iPhoto. And on a PC they don't have a photo app, so we use the pictures folder. And we built it in to Apple TV. So one of the problems we faced was that photos are large, they consume lots of space. So we came up with a great scheme. We're going to store the last 1000 photos on your device. On your Mac or PC, we'll store all of them. And on the server, we'll store them for 30 days."
  
• The Photo Stream is built into the app and with push of one button it syncs the photos.
  
• Now with iCloud you can take a photo on your iPhone camera and then it is uploaded automatically to the cloud and synced with all you devices.
  
• Now Steve says "This next one is maybe my favorite one. And it's called Photo Stream. And it's going to bring the cloud to photos. How many times have we taken photos on our iPhone and wanted to share them on the iPad. Wouldn't it be great if they were already there?"
  
• Steve is back on Stage. Apple is releasing iCloud storage APIs for developers to integrate the features in their own apps.
  
• Roger Rosner is going to demo iWork working with iCloud.
  
• It works with Pages, numbers and Keynote.
  
• Now the final three apps that iCloud will bring. First is Documents - if you create Pages doc on any devices it uploads and stores in iCloud and then pushes it to all the device you own.
  
• The automatic daily backup will work on WiFi.
  
• And the third is Backup. Steve says "We've added wireless backup to the cloud. Once daily, we're gonna back up a lot of your important content to the cloud. If you ever get a new phone, everything will be loaded onto that phone automatically."
  
• Second is iBooks, same as App Store you can buy, sync and re-download,
  
• You can buy them on your devices. Maybe the app you want isn't on the device you've got with you. You can now see your purchase history on all devices. You just push the buttons and download from the cloud. There's no extra charge.
  
• And these three Apps will now be free on iCloud. However Apple is adding three more apps first is App Store.
  
• He says that Apple has thrown away Mobileme and has written everything from ground up including Contacts, Calendar and Mail apps for iCloud.
  
• Steve says the iCloud "Just Works", but "now you might ask, why should I believe them? They're the ones that brought me MobileMe."
  
• Steve says "So now, if I get something on my iPhone, it's sent to the cloud immediately, and they're pushed down to my devices automatically. And now everything is in sync without having to think about it. I don't have to be near my Mac or PC."
  
• Now we are going to move you hub to the cloud and Mac/PC will become a device.
  
• "You were going to acquire it, and sync it to the Mac, and everything would work fine. And it did... but it's broken down in the last few years. Why? Because all your devices have photos, have video, have music. If I buy something on my phone, I have to sync it to get a song I bought. Then I have to sync that to other devices, and if I have photos, it's the same thing... and keeping these devices in sync is driving us crazy."
  
• Steve is back on stage he says "I get to talk about iCloud. We've been working on this for some time. About 10 years ago, we had one of our most important insights. We thought the PC would be the hub for your digital life. Where you put your photos, your video, your music."
  
• iOS 5 preview is available for developers today and it will be released this fall.
  
• Scott is now listing some of the new features that he didn't talk about like WiFi Sync for iTunes, new multitasking gestures and updated iPod music app.
  
• A message comes in and using the notification center Scott goes to iMessage and replies.
  
• Demo - Showing the new Notification Center in action while playing a game.
  
• With iMessage you can send text, photos, videos and contacts. You can get delivery receipts and optional read receipts for the message.
  
• Next is iMessage "Our customers have been asking us for a new messaging solution. We're launching a service that works for all iOS 5 customers. We call it iMessage. It supports iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch."
  
• Feature number 9 Game Center. there are 50 million Game Center users. Scott says "To put that in perspective, Xbox Live has been around for 8 years, and they have 30m users. We're making it even better in iOS 5. We're adding photos. You can compare yourself against your friends. You can see friends of friends. You'll get recommended friends. And we've added game recommendations."
  
• Now when you take out the iPhone for the first time you will see a Welcome screen is place of Connect to iTunes screen. Everything will be over the Air even software update.
  
• Feature Number 8 - PC Free, Wireless syncing.
  
• Apple is also adding split keyboard for thumb typing it is designed for iPad.
  
• For iPad Apple is adding Swipe gestures for Mail app.
  
• Next feature is Mail App Apple is adding rich text formatting, indentation, drag addresses, flag and unflag and Mac OS X like search.
  
• Apple is also adding cropping, red eye reduction and quick enhance to the Camera app.
  
• You can now pinch to zoom in Camera and it does auto focus and exposure lock if you hold you finger on the touchscreen.
  
• Now its Camera "We want to make using the camera even better. We want you to get in faster." Now you can access camera directly from Lock Screen, You can use volume buttons to take pictures.
  
• It like to-do list but better.
  
• Next is Reminder he says "Wouldn't it be great if you could get rid of all those scraps of paper you make notes on... and your phone reminded you to do things instead of just keeping a list."
  
• Demo time - Scott is now showing the Safari in action, the reader works exacatly like the Reader feature in Safari on Mac OS X. Actually it makes the page more readable.
  
• The fourth feature is Safari. 64% percentage of mobile browser usage comes from Safari. The new Safari offer Reader feature, Reading List, Tabbed browsing.
  
• Next is Twitter integration. It is now integrated with main apps like Camera, Photos, Safari, YouTube and Maps. It is also integrated with Contacts/
  
• It automatically update all the new issues and keeps everything organized.
  
• Second feature is Newsstand that will maintain magazine and newspaper subscription.
  
• The Notification Center allows you to manage specific apps as well as all the notifications at once.
  
• Demo time to access Notification center from lock screen just slide you finger any were and it will take you to the notification center.
  
• First is Notification Center. It looks just like Mobile Notifier.
  
• iOS 5 is the next big release that will bring 200 new features and 1500 new APIs, but we will talk about only 10 features today, says Scott.
  
• Over 130 million books have been downloaded from iBookStore. There are 425,000 iPhone apps and 90,000 iPad apps on App Store.
  
• He says iOS is the number one mobile operating system in the world with 44% market share. There are over 200 million iOS device in use today. Apple has sold over 25 million iPad in first 14 months and 15 billion apps have been downloaded from App Store.
  
• Scott Forstall is on stage to talk about iOS 5.
  
• Developer preview is available today and consumers will get it in July.
  
• Lion will be available only in the Mac App Store, no CDs. And it will be just $29. Wow
  
• Now Phil is back on the stage and listing some of the new features. He says that their are over 3000 new APIs for developers.
  
• In Conversation view Mail app strip out all of that extra text and lines and just shows the main conversation.
  
• Craig is now demoing the new Mail app in Lion. He shows how you can use two or three column view. And the new Search Suggestion feature that looks really powerful and fast.
  
• Mail will also have new Conversation View that will show all the mails in a conversation in a single view.
  
• And the last feature Mail. A complete redesigned iOS like Mail app that offers two or three column view. Phil says that one of the most powerful Mail feature is new search suggestion.
  
• AirDrop is a peer to peer file sharing utility. You can easily added computer to your Airdrop list and when you want to share a file just simply drag and drop.
  
• Now Craig is demoing AirDrop he says its the easiest way to share files between two computers.
  
• It is really impressive how easy it is to use those features.
  
• He says "Just click on the version I want, and it's restored. But I can go further than that. But when I restore a doc, I sometimes don't want to take the whole document. Sometimes I just want a piece. You can do that with Versions. These two documents are live."
  
• Next he is showing how fantastic the Mac is with Lion when working with documents. he is basically showing Auto Save and Versions features in action.
  
• Craig is back for demo. He is showing LaunchPad demo. you can access LaunchPad though the Dock or by four finger pinch.
  
• The next feature is Versions, it takes snapshots of the documents and allow you to browse all the version of the give document. without you needing to save the doc. It uses Auto Save feature.
  
• Now its Auto Save, all application in Lion will auto save without the you needing to press save.
  
• Next is a new features called 'Resume', it allow you to resume you work from where you left even after a restart.
  
• You can launch the LaunchPad by a simple gesture to access all you Apps.
  
• The App Store will be built into Lion. It will have in-app purchases, push notificaitons, sandboxing and delta updates.
  
• Demo is over, Phil is back on stage. It Mac App Store now, He says that the Mac App Store has already become number one place to buy PC apps beating big box stores like Best Buy and Walmart.
  
• Now Photo Booth in full screen mode. it has face tracking and other new features. Now thyey show how you can reach Mission control from a full screen app by swiping three finger down on the track pad.
  
• Now iPhoto in full screen. Three finger swipe allow you to move between full screen apps.
  
• These are the features that Apple has already shown. They are doing demos on MacBook Pro not iMac this time. They show Pinch to zoom, double tap zoom, two finger swipe in Safari.
  
• Next up Mission Control, It unifies Expose and Spaces for easy access to all you open Apps. Now demo time.
  
• Second is Full Screen Apps, Safari, Keynote and other Apple Core apps are full screen enabled now. Developers can add this feature very easily.
  
• First is multitouch gestures. Phil shows the current gestures in Mac OS X Snow Leopard and says we are going way further with lion. He shows few gestures.
  
• Lion will have 250 new features, but we will talk about only 10 today.
  
• He says its because Mac is so good the whole PC industry wants to copy it. Now he is talking about how Mac looked 10 years ago.
  
• Phil says this product is all about Mac. Mac is doing very well. We have 54 million active users. Now he is talking about Mac growth.
  
• We will talk about three things today, Lion, iOS5 and some kind of cloud service. Let's start with Lion. Phil and Craig will talk about Lion.
  
• Steve says we have got a awesome morning together, there are over 5,200 attendees and it's going to be the biggest WWDC ever.
  

Here we go, the lights are down and Steve walks on the stage, everyone gives a standing ovation.

Apple announcement "Ladies and gentlemen our presentation will begin shortly. Switch your devices to silent."

Everyone is getting settled the keynote should begin in about 10 mins.

Never seen a line this big for any press event ever. There are more than thousand people here. The YouTube link shows the line at 6:30 in the morning.

Apple’s CEO, Steve Jobs will kick start WWDC 2011 with a keynote tomorrow at 10 AM in San Francisco, California. Apple has already announced that they will unveil its next generation software - Lion, the eighth major release of Mac OS X; iOS 5, the next version of Apple’s mobile operating system which powers the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch; and iCloud, Apple’s upcoming cloud services offering.

Additional, rumors are that Apple will also introduce new Airport router lineup with Apple’s A5 processor and iOS, App for Apple TV and may next generation iPhone. We will be doing live coverage of Steve Jobs keynote at WWDC 2011 tomorrow at 10 AM PST / 1 PM EST / 6 PM London / 11:30 PM India. Please join us at live.TechzTalk.com for live blogging.

Below we have added link to all the latest rumors related to WWDC:

• LA Times: iCloud Initially Free, $25 Annual Fee Afterwards
• AT&T Online Store Runs Out Of Black iPhone 4
• Apple Rumors: A5 and iOS Powered Airport Base Stations at WWDC, and iPad 3 with LTE by Christmas
• iTunes Reveals ‘Automatic Download’ and ‘Over-the-Air’ Update Features in iOS 5
• Fury.com – My guesses on the huge changes Apple will unveil at WWDC
• Cult of Mac – What Is Steve Jobs Announcing Monday? Here’s The Scoop About iCloud & Time Capsules [Exclusive]
• 9TO5Mac – Apple may surprise with June 14 launch of Mac OS X Lion

You can also check out the video of last years WWDC 2010 below, where Apple announced the iPhone 4.