Two days ago, at San Francisco, there was the opening of the
Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), the annual conference organized by Apple to showcase their new software and technologies for developers, as well as offering hands-on labs and feedback sessions.
An event very expected where Apple dedicated their first keynote to the presentation of new products of Mac and
their future version of the operating system Snow Leopard.
Led by
Phil Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing, here the novelties announced during the conference.
And
it's with 15-inch MacBook Pro that this keynote of WWDC began !

A MacBook which keeps the design of its predecessor, but which brings many new features such as :
- it incorporates the same non-user-replaceable battery found in the 17-inch MacBook Pro, an advanced built-in battery that lasts up to 7 hours
- integration of Intel Core 2 Duo until 3.06Ghz, 320GB hard drive, SD card slot...
- a new screen for a better color rendering
- etc. (for more, click
here)
Available now, the 15-inch MacBookPro is in three version : its price varies according to processor speed. If you want more information about it, you can follow
this way.

We also notice the addition of the name "Pro" to the 13-inch MacBook Pro unibody, equiped with the advanced built-in battery, a SD card slot, FireWire 800, an illuminated keyboard and a processor more powewerful than its predecessor.
The 17-inch MacBook Pro has also been updated with a better battery, a duo processor running at up to 2.53GHz, 2.8 GHz processor and a 500 GB hard drive. The
MacBookAir has a new processor, and its price has been reduced (notably when we take a DSS).

We continue with
Snow Leopard, the next version of Mac OS X which will launch in september.
On the menu of
Snow Leopard, no new interface but :
- faster
- a new QuickTime Player
- support Exchange for iCal, Mail and Address book
- etc. (for more, click
here)
If you want more information about
Snow Leopard, you can click on
this link.

Little surprise :
the final version of Safari 4 for Mac OS X and Windows is now available.
Well, now you can download the final version of Safari 4 which
brings some new features :
- Improvements of its interface
-
Top Sites, offering a visual preview of frequently visited and favorite pages
- Cover Flow, to easily flip through web history or bookmarks
- Smart Address Fields for automatically completing web addresses from an easy to read list of suggestions
- Search Fields, to fine tune searches with recommendations from Google Suggest or a list of recent searches
- etc. (for more, it's by
this way)
If you want more information about Safari 4, you can click
here, and if you want to download it, I invite you to click on
this link.
And we finish with news of iPhone.
For the WWDC, Apple indicated
new features for iPhone OS with the arrival of the version 3.0, a price-cutting of iPhone and the launch of
a new iPhone !

About
the update 3.0 of iPhone OS, there are some new features such as :
- Cut, copy and paste
- MMS function
- Landscape keyboard
- Spolight Search
- Safari improvements
- Arrival of TomTom
- etc. (for more, it's
here)
The release date of iPhone OS 3.0 is scheduled for June 17. The update will be free for iPhone (for iPod Touch, it will cost $10).
3G S... Here the name of the new generation of iPhone !
Scheduled for June 19,
iPhone 3G S keeps the same design than its predecessor iPhone 3G, but distinguishes oneself by :
- its speed (hence the "S" for Speed)
- a 3-megapixel camera with autofocus
- voice control to recognize the names in your Contacts and to know the music on your iPod
- the possibility to shoot video, edit it, and share it
- a built-in digital compass
- etc. (for more, click
here)
Pricing is set at $199 for 16GB and $299 for 32GB , and in the same time, the price of iPhone 3G is reduced : it will be available at $99 for a capacity of 8 GB.
So what do you think of this keynote ?
No, I liked the OS 3.0 and 3G S stuff, and the look at Snow Leopard. And the new Macbook Pros.
You know what? I loved the whole thing