Mac Os Liveblogs Steve Jobs Wwdc 2011 Keynote On Mac Os X Lion iOS 5 And Icloud

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This years WorldWideDeveloperConference WWDC 2011 sould out within 8 hours. So, bad luck if you've been on a transatlanic flight at that time. Today, the lucky ones of the iOS Mac developer community, who managed to get a ticked this year, gather at the Moscone West Center in San Francisco. Probably, Apple will share the videos of all of the WWDC sessions for free with their registered iOS Mac developers, like they did last year. And even if the Cupertino guys won't stream Steve Jobs keynote live, we'll get a video stream short after the event. For real live coverage we can rely on the all those people blogging from the keynote. The keynote begins at 10:00 AM PST (07:00 PM CET) and there are a lot of things to cover: The next version of Mac OS X called Lion, the next version of iOS for iPhones iPads and Apples new cloud service iCould.

Here's my link list for live coverage of the event:

* Tim Stevens Darren Murphy for ENGADGET Tim Darren start their pre-keynote-roundup at 07:30 AM PST via UStream videostream and continue with the keynote coverage

(Liveblog technology: UStream (not via iOS) ? iOS-friendly engadget cms ?
* ARS TECHNICA live blog will start with the keynote

(Liveblog technology: ScribbleLive, disabled for iOS).
* Greg Kumparak for TECHCRUNCH live blog will start at 08:45 AM PST - 17:45 CET

(ScribbleLive, not iOS optimized).
* THENEXTWEB live blog will start at 09:30 AM PST - 18:30 CET

(ScribbleLive, iOS friendly).
* Jason Snell Dan Moren for MACWORLD live blog will start with the keynote

(Liveblog technology: CoverItLive, iOS-friendly)
* TECHNOLOGIZER live blog will start with the keynote

(CoverItLive, iOS-friendly).
* MACLIFE live blog will start with the keynote

(CoverItLive, iOS-friendly).
* Adrian Kingsley-Hughes for ZDNET live blog will start with the keynote

(CoverItLive, iOS-friendly).
* Arron Hirst for RAZORIANFLY live blog will start at 09:30 AM PST - 18:30 CET

(CoverItLive, iOS-friendly).
* GIZMODO live blog will start at 09:00 AM PST - 18:00 CET

(Liveblog technology: unknown, iOS-friendly).

As soon as the keynote is available as a Quicktime stream, you'll get an update here

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Apple Considers Themselves

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Following its introduction last week, the idea that the new iPad was "unbeatable" began to get a lot of attention, primarily due to an article in "Slate" with that very title. Indeed, when seeing a product like the new iPad, it's easy to get swept away -- there's just so much technology wrapped in so beautiful a package for such an unbelievable price that it's almost impossible not to. I get that. But it's not true.

Nothing and no one is unbeatable. Not the iPad. Not Apple.

In an industry of titans, no one has ever seen the next big transition coming. IBM didn't. Microsoft didn't. Sony didn't. HP didn't. Yahoo didn't. Google won't. Facebook won't. And neither will Apple.

The only advantage Apple has is that they've been there before, prior to the second coming of Steve Jobs, when Michael Dell was suggesting they turn off the lights and return the money to the shareholders.

The Mac was beaten. Apple was beaten.

Because of that, I don't think Apple considers themselves or any of their products unbeatable. I think they actively fear the complacency that comes with that kind of thinking.

It's dangerous.

Apple literally wants to stay hungry and stay foolish in so far as they never settle for what they're doing now and relentlessly explore what they could be doing better in the future. The near future.

Apple is like Balboa after Clubber Lang clobbered him early on in the third Rocky movie. Microsoft took the PC championship from them. They'll never forget that beating and they're working their collective asses off to make sure the same doesn't happen in the rematch.

Like Steve Jobs said in his famous Stanford address, once you know you're going to die, you achieve an amazing clarity. Once you know you can be beaten, you likewise develop an amazing freedom.

They're naked. Not trapped into defending the revenue streams of the past at the expense of future success. Rather they're relentless, almost to a reckless degree, about embracing it.

They ditched the floppy drive in favor of USB and the internet. They obsoleted the iPod with the iPhone. They cut into Mac sales with the iPad.

They've done everything every one of their competitors is terrified to do. And they've done it because they not only know they're beatable, but because they're intent on proving it again and again, year in and year out -- by beating themselves.

Tim Cook said as much during the new iPad keynote, and Steve Jobs has said it before.

That's what makes Apple dangerous.

The knowledge that they're beatable.

In response to: Slate

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Apple Delayed The Launch Of The White iPhone 4

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Picking between one of two color options, black or white, for the new iPad might seem trivial to some or simply a matter of personal taste, but it's a question we get asked a lot. Once you've decided to get a new iPad, settled on your storage capacity, and chosen between AT&T and Verizon if you're going 4G LTE, color is what's left. While the black and white iPads are otherwise identical in terms of size and weight, storage capacities and carriers, there are a few points to consider.

Note: Unlike the black and white iPhones, iPads all have the same aluminum back plate so it's really only the front bezel border that changes.

IS WHITE MORE DISTRACTING?

A white bezel tends not to blend away into the background, so some find it more distracting than black.

Imagine if your TV set had a white bezel instead of black, would that distract you from the show or movie you were watching? The game you were playing? If the goal of the device is to get out of your way so you can become totally immersed in the content, black has traditionally been a much safer color choice for manufacturers to go with.

Many people feel the same way about the iPad. Black disappears. Even if the content is white (like an ebook or web page), the environment around us usually isn't. So black melts out of the way and once the screen lights up it's all but forgotten.

The same "can" happen with a white bezel, but it depends more on the individual. White is definitely more noticeable than black. For some that means it's a lot more distracting and actually takes away from the viewing experience. For others, it's enjoyable, frames the viewing, and provides a two-tone look that's more fashionable than black.

I've had both a black and a white iPads and have never been distracted nor irked by either one. If white catches your eye a little too much, however, you might want to stick with black.

WILL WHITE DISCOLOR?

Black will show smudges more, but could theoretically maintain its color for longer.

Rumor has it Apple delayed the launch of the white iPhone 4 in order to improve the UV protection and prevent discoloration. That's just a rumor, however, and white iPads have shipped day and date with black iPads since they were introduced in March 2011. That also means white iPads have been on the market for almost a year now, and there haven't been any widespread accounts of discoloration. My own white iPad 2, bought in March 2011, still looks as crisp and clean as the day I unboxed it.

In 5 years time some more obvious aging issues may present themselves, but 5 years is an eternity in consumer electronics. If it concerns you, stick with black.

On the other hand, black shows fingerprints and smudges more dramatically and don't disappear when the screen is lit up, so if those annoy you, white is a better choice.

DOES WHITE LOOK BETTER?

Black iPads let accessories be the star while white iPads compete with or complement them more.

Some people just love the look of a white device, whether it's an iPad, an iPhone, a BlackBerry, an Android, or whatever. They sometimes get shipped later or come in more limited quantities so there's an air of exclusivity about them.

That's not the case with iPads.

White tends to stand out more and can be more obvious with brightly colored cases. Is that something that appeals to you? Or do you want the content and the accessories to be the star?

If you like the idea of a blank canvas, stick to black.

SO WHICH COLOR SHOULD YOU GET?

At the end of the day, the only real answer is get the color you like better. Everything else is manufactured anxiety at this point. Just close your eyes, picture your iPad in your hand and carefully look at what color you're picturing.

Then buy that.

ANY QUESTIONS?

If you've already chosen, let us know which one you went with and why. If you need extra help or want extra opinions deciding whether you should get, black or white, don't hesitate to ask.

* New iPad forum

* iPad 2 forum

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iPod Software

The LENOGO IPOD TO PC TRANSFER software is a great program for transferring songs and files from your iPod to your computer. Since iTunes blocks the iPod to iTunes transfers, this software provides a much needed solution for many iPod owners.

Using iPod's internal database to display the iPod's contents, the Lenogo iPod to PC Transfer program can easily transfer all the files on your iPod to your computer quickly and easily.

It is fully compatible with all version of iPod including iPod Photo, iPod Nano, iPod Touch, iPod Mini, iPod Shuffle and iPod Video.

For some reason, Apple chose not to allow transfer from iPod to iTunes, PC and computer. This was probably due to a fear of people sharing too much music and files. However, there are countless stories of people suffering a computer crash, hard drive failure and other catastrophes and suddenly losing hundreds or sometimes thousands of dollars worth of music and videos.

If you try to connect your iPod to iTunes on a new computer without this type of software, your entire iPod will be wiped clean! Don't let it happen.

Here are some key features of the Lenogo iPod to PC Transfer:

* Powerful iPod Music Backup and Recovery Solutions to Your PC

* Complete transfer of all files (artists, albums, ratings and playlists)

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* Fully Compatible with all versions of iPod!

* Content-Rich transfer. Transfer any media type (audio, video & photos)

* Automatic transfer. It will detect your hardware and determine the best options

Have you heard enough? The Lenogo iPod to PC Transfer is a superior program to get your iPod files backed up and transferred to any computer.