So excited for both iOS7 and 10.9. I think both OSes are currently fantastic, so any improvement would be icing on the cake.
The initial development of maps must have sucked a massive amt of resources and time, so glad that's out of the way. Also, I have absolutely no clue what they might do to OSX, which makes it even more exciting. Hope to God there's a livestream. I'm also tempted to watch the keynote live, then visit apple.com, then not even bothering to read anything else about the event, and ignore all comments, to spare my self the usual horse-shit commentary.
I can't waiting coming soon out for apple iOS 7 the WWDC everything is product more things on June soon yay I'm so excited yes. I support Apple are Rocks the future!
Is there any news if there will be a live stream of the Keynote? They started doing it again here recently, so I would hope that they would do it again.
True. Schiller is a horrible presenter, fwiw. So is Federighi though. My opinions
In fairness, it's not so much that he's terrible (I've seen MANY who are much, much worse), as much as Steve was so good at it (through much practice and experience of his own, heaped atop some natural talent for it.)
In fairness, it's not so much that he's terrible (I've seen MANY who are much, much worse), as much as Steve was so good at it (through much practice and experience of his own, heaped atop some natural talent for it.)
I always thought Forstall was the best presenter after Jobs, then everyone distantly behind that. He exuded the same kind of obvious passion and gravitas that Jobs did. I actually like Schiller the least. He tends to speak way, way too fast and needs to learn to slow down, articulate, and create some more gravitas. He rushes too much.
I still watch the original iPhone keynote from time to time because of its sheer epicness. Nothing else has even come close, and nothing will.
Can't see Ive doing it, maybe Federighi? I'm thinking so
I like Federighi. He can be so funny. People should watch his keynotes, you can download them by registering (not paying) as a developer, through iTunes.
I always thought Forstall was the best presenter after Jobs, then everyone distantly behind that. He exuded the same kind of obvious passion and gravitas that Jobs did. I actually like Schiller the least. He tends to speak way, way too fast and needs to learn to slow down, articulate, and create some more gravitas. He rushes too much.
I still watch the original iPhone keynote from time to time because of its sheer epicness. Nothing else has even come close, and nothing will.
Yep, this. Forstall was a damn good presenter, 2nd only to Steve at Apple. Schiller is a great mind no doubt, but he doesn't use much inflection...all rather monotone and emotionless to me.
I can't waiting coming soon out for apple iOS 7 the WWDC everything is product more things on June soon yay I'm so excited yes. I support Apple are Rocks the future!
Only if you assume that English is everyone's first language.
I'm Belgian, English is my third language and I am not even as bad as 'deaf-love-apple'. English is probably his/her eleventh language for his/her English to be that bad: putting together a simple sentence saying how excited one is about iOS 7 can't be THAT hard!
Outside of iOS7 (most excited for this) and OSX 10.9 (also awesome)- what else are we expecting? MacBook Air Mac Mini (only because it seems to always go with the air) And a potential Mac Pro? Could airports/TC get silent releases?
I just long for the next ATV more than any other refresh this year
If there's no design changes or Retina displays, they can just take the store down around June 4th/5th. They'll ship with the newest OS. For the most part, Tim said to focus on the Fall:
"I don’t want to be more specific, but we’ve got some really great stuff coming in the fall and across all of 2014"
The Ivy Bridge Xeon EP doesn't come out until Q3. WWDC is the right place to intro a Mac Pro but the wrong time. Laptops are a given as they are at the end of their cycle but I expect drop-in upgrades and hopefully price drops.
An iMac upgrade will be possible but they've only been shipping Ivy Bridge desktop chips for a few months. I suspect they'll want to push that upgrade out a bit and the Mini may go with it (maybe not as it uses laptop CPUs). Another 2-3 months isn't all that big of a deal and it keeps all the desktop upgrades together.
The quad PowerVR 6 GPUs come later on too and September keeps the iOS devices in that back-to-school and run up to Christmas period. It's still not clear why they were at the games conference but they must have something cooking with games given the graphics power of those upcoming iOS devices. It's a massive draw for developers because they sell over 125m units per year. The next iOS devices will rival the PS3 and 360 in performance and match their combined worldwide volume in 1 year. If AAA developers get a special place in the store, there's a big incentive to port games over.
I'm Belgian, English is my third language and I am not even as bad as 'deaf-love-apple'. English is probably his/her eleventh language for his/her English to be that bad: putting together a simple sentence saying how excited one is about iOS 7 can't be THAT hard!
Ah I see I understand that alright no problem but I am deaf sign language. Thanks you :-)
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Originally Posted by wizard69
Don't get to excited this is likely to be more about a host of little things not just iOS.
When they've just ignored everything but iOS for the last few years, why would you think that?
The initial development of maps must have sucked a massive amt of resources and time, so glad that's out of the way. Also, I have absolutely no clue what they might do to OSX, which makes it even more exciting. Hope to God there's a livestream. I'm also tempted to watch the keynote live, then visit apple.com, then not even bothering to read anything else about the event, and ignore all comments, to spare my self the usual horse-shit commentary.
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I can't waiting coming soon out for apple iOS 7 the WWDC everything is product more things on June soon yay I'm so excited yes. I support Apple are Rocks the future!
Am I supposed to be laughing this hard?
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Originally Posted by brutus009
Am I supposed to be laughing this hard?
Only if you assume that English is everyone's first language.
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Originally Posted by Suddenly Newton
Looking forward to getting 10.9.2. Any word on the name of this cat?
I'll probably install 10.9.1 when it's released.
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Originally Posted by allenbf
True. Schiller is a horrible presenter, fwiw. So is Federighi though. My opinions
In fairness, it's not so much that he's terrible (I've seen MANY who are much, much worse), as much as Steve was so good at it (through much practice and experience of his own, heaped atop some natural talent for it.)
I always thought Forstall was the best presenter after Jobs, then everyone distantly behind that. He exuded the same kind of obvious passion and gravitas that Jobs did. I actually like Schiller the least. He tends to speak way, way too fast and needs to learn to slow down, articulate, and create some more gravitas. He rushes too much.
I still watch the original iPhone keynote from time to time because of its sheer epicness. Nothing else has even come close, and nothing will.
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I always thought Forstall was the best presenter after Jobs, then everyone distantly behind that.
Forstall was pretty good, if a bit smarmy and slimy looking. JMESHO.
I like Federighi. He can be so funny. People should watch his keynotes, you can download them by registering (not paying) as a developer, through iTunes.
You too? That's good to read, I appreciate it.
Yep, this. Forstall was a damn good presenter, 2nd only to Steve at Apple. Schiller is a great mind no doubt, but he doesn't use much inflection...all rather monotone and emotionless to me.
I'm Belgian, English is my third language and I am not even as bad as 'deaf-love-apple'. English is probably his/her eleventh language for his/her English to be that bad: putting together a simple sentence saying how excited one is about iOS 7 can't be THAT hard!
MacBook Air
Mac Mini (only because it seems to always go with the air)
And a potential Mac Pro?
Could airports/TC get silent releases?
I just long for the next ATV more than any other refresh this year
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Originally Posted by Andysol
Outside of iOS7 (most excited for this) and OSX 10.9 (also awesome)- what else are we expecting?
MacBook Air
Mac Mini (only because it seems to always go with the air)
And a potential Mac Pro?
Could airports/TC get silent releases?
I just long for the next ATV more than any other refresh this year
Having just bought an Apple TV a month ago, I'd be pretty pissed if they released one now!
I'm looking forward to a Mac Pro too. I'm not sure whether it will debut in June, or later this year, but I really want one!
If there's no design changes or Retina displays, they can just take the store down around June 4th/5th. They'll ship with the newest OS. For the most part, Tim said to focus on the Fall:
http://techcrunch.com/2013/04/23/apple-ceo-tim-cook-hypes-the-fall-downplays-the-summer-on-new-hardware/
"I don’t want to be more specific, but we’ve got some really great stuff coming in the fall and across all of 2014"
The Ivy Bridge Xeon EP doesn't come out until Q3. WWDC is the right place to intro a Mac Pro but the wrong time. Laptops are a given as they are at the end of their cycle but I expect drop-in upgrades and hopefully price drops.
An iMac upgrade will be possible but they've only been shipping Ivy Bridge desktop chips for a few months. I suspect they'll want to push that upgrade out a bit and the Mini may go with it (maybe not as it uses laptop CPUs). Another 2-3 months isn't all that big of a deal and it keeps all the desktop upgrades together.
The quad PowerVR 6 GPUs come later on too and September keeps the iOS devices in that back-to-school and run up to Christmas period. It's still not clear why they were at the games conference but they must have something cooking with games given the graphics power of those upcoming iOS devices. It's a massive draw for developers because they sell over 125m units per year. The next iOS devices will rival the PS3 and 360 in performance and match their combined worldwide volume in 1 year. If AAA developers get a special place in the store, there's a big incentive to port games over.
Ah I see I understand that alright no problem but I am deaf sign language. Thanks you :-)