Apple WWDC 2006
: CNET brings you the latest from the conference(8/4/2006; updated 8/8/2006)
With weeks of speculation behind us, the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference guarantees one thing: new iStuff. Because 2006 has been a relatively slow year for Apple--its focus landing largely on the MacBook and processor and OS improvements--iPod fans and the gadget-hungry hordes wait primed for new gear. CNET's camping out at San Francisco's Moscone Center to bring you all the Apple news and your first look at any new products.
With weeks of speculation behind us, the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference guarantees one thing: new iStuff. Because 2006 has been a relatively slow year for Apple--its focus landing largely on the MacBook and processor and OS improvements--iPod fans and the gadget-hungry hordes wait primed for new gear. CNET's camping out at San Francisco's Moscone Center to bring you all the Apple news and your first look at any new products.
Mac OS 10.5 Leopard preview and slide show
Although it won't be stores until spring 2007, Steve Jobs has given the world a preview of the next Apple operating system.
Apple meets developers at WWDC
Roundup: It's always a big to-do when Steve Jobs takes the stage. This time around, in San Francisco for his Worldwide Developer's Conference, he's talking the Leopard version of Mac OS.
Mac Minute: Mac Pro and spots of the Leopard
Steve jobs announced a new Intel-based Mac desktop during his keynote speech at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference and gave a brief preview of Mac OS X
10.5 Leopard.
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Behind the curtain at WWDC 2006
A glimpse through the windows of San Francisco's Moscone Center Friday morning offers a preview of Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference.
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A glimpse through the windows of San Francisco's Moscone Center Friday morning offers a preview of Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference.
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Apple developers rev up in S.F.
CNET's Neha Tiwari talks with local and international conference-goers about the new Mac Pro, Xserve and what intrigues them the most at the conference.
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CNET's Neha Tiwari talks with local and international conference-goers about the new Mac Pro, Xserve and what intrigues them the most at the conference.
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Apple creates Spaces for virtual desktops
Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduces "Spaces," a new application for the Leopard operating system that enables users to group different applications in separate environments.
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Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduces "Spaces," a new application for the Leopard operating system that enables users to group different applications in separate environments.
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New feature sends Macs back in time
Apple Computer's vice president of platform experience, Scott Forstall, demonstrates the company's new application, Time Machine.
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Apple Computer's vice president of platform experience, Scott Forstall, demonstrates the company's new application, Time Machine.
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A look at the new Mac Pro
Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide product marketing, shows off the new Mac Pro based on Intel's Xeon 5100 processor.
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Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide product marketing, shows off the new Mac Pro based on Intel's Xeon 5100 processor.
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Apple: 30 years and counting
CNET's Charles Cooper, Ina Fried, Scott Ard, and James Kim talk about using, covering, and marveling at Apple. How did the company get this far, and what's in its future?
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CNET's Charles Cooper, Ina Fried, Scott Ard, and James Kim talk about using, covering, and marveling at Apple. How did the company get this far, and what's in its future?
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