By Rachel Rosmarin , published on June 8, 2009 at 10:30 PM
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You've probably seen the news: At Apple's developers' conference keynote address June 8, the company announced a new iPhone—the 3GS, as well as new features for the MacBook Pro laptop lineup. New details about phone and computer operating systems also came to light. Unlike Apple, we won't make you wait until the end to get to the good stuff, so check out the following pages for the most important announcements from Apple's event. Don't bother hunting for Steve Jobs, rumors notwithstanding, he wasn't there. |
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Awesome new phone. Just wish Apple didn't signed an exclusive deal with AT&T otherwise I'd buy one. I know you can jailbreak the phones but that's something we shouldn't have to deal with.
Awesome new phone. Just wish Apple didn't signed an exclusive deal with AT&T otherwise I'd buy one. I know you can jailbreak the phones but that's something we shouldn't have to deal with.
I agree if they had opened it up the iPhone would be dominating the whole market. But that's just my thoughts on it.
"The battery will last for 100 recharge cycles, and won't diminish its charge capacity for five years".... I think that's 1000 recharges.