Apple wwdc 2011

Apple’s WWDC starts today, with the keynote at 10am Pacific (1pm Eastern), and we’ll be updating this post as news is announced. This is the Apple event of the summer, the one where we’ll learn all about what’s in store for Mac OS X Lion and iOS 5, in other words the future of the Mac and the iDevices. In addition to Apple’s operating systems we know that iCloud will be covered, along with all the things that it makes possible. These could range from updates to iTunes to integration to the OS to a yearly subscription fee, but you can bet Apple has big plans for their shiny new datacenter.

No live video stream is available so you can follow along with the liveblogs, such as: PC Mag, Cnet, Thisismynext, Macrumors, and Engadget.The event has started and Steve Jobs is on stage, as expected. A few live viewers have noted that he doesn’t sound particularly energetic. And before we know it he’s off the stage, handing things off to Phil Schiller.

Schiller is talking numbers–basically Apple’s Mac division is doing quite well right now. In the last year the PC market has experienence -1% growth while the Mac is up 28%. The Mac has outgrown the PC for each of the last five years.The event has started and Steve Jobs is on stage, as expected. A few live viewers have noted that he doesn’t sound particularly energetic. And before we know it he’s off the stage, handing things off to Phil Schiller.

Schiller is talking numbers–basically Apple’s Mac division is doing quite well right now. In the last year the PC market has experienence -1% growth while the Mac is up 28%. The Mac has outgrown the PC for each of the last five years.