At 6 pm PT Steve Jobs will speak at the D8 conference, and we’ll be here following the event live and discussing it with you using Google Wave. A few minutes before the session kicks off we’ll embed a public Wave in this post.
So, be sure to come back in 3 hours (6 pm PT) and get your browser ready to follow Steve Jobs speaking live at the D8. It’s going to be a great night.
According to the latest report by Net Market Share, the iPhone is still dominating and actually gained more global share than Android in May.
We’ve seen images and videos of the next iPhone, images of cases and metal plates, now Macrumors is reposting photos from Taiwanese blog Apple.pro of the next iPhone’s battery.
In the digital era, remembering birthdays and sending a card shouldn’t be a pain in the butt. After all, if you’re not one to consistently refresh Facebook, you may feel awkward leaving a wall-post a week later saying, “Happy belated birthday dude!” And I do that quite often. But hell, I’m connected! And birthday’s should be easier and more personal than Facebook tracking and a wall-post. So what does one use to manage these important events? Why, Jubilee of course.
I’m seriously impressed by Chinese manufacturers of iPhone knockoffs. I mean, there’s an iPhone 4G counterfeit already out and running a fake OS, but the new iPhone hasn’t even been announced yet. Basically, they’ve build a fake Gizmodo’s Next iPhone, or whatever you might call it. And I’m sorry, but it’s not the real thing.
The WWDC is 6 days away now, but the rumors don’t stop. They never stop. And now it’s time for some more images of the white iPhone 4 / 4G / HD (seriously, the best thing about the WWDC is that Steve will officially give a name to this thing), courtesy of Modmyi.
“The digitizer (glass) is much thinner than the 3G/3G[S], and the mid-frame is a solid piece of aluminum pre-cut for inner components.”
Cool. Check out the images after the break.
Weave was a quite popular extension for Firefox coming from the Mozilla Labs which allowed you to create an online identity and sync bookmarks, passwords, tabs, history and preferences across multiple computers and Firefox installations. I personally used the service many times back when I was a Firefox user and it saved me many hours of boring export / import. It was useful.
With 2 million units already sold in less than 60 days, it’s no surprise that companies are starting to look at Apple’s new toy with some sort of interest. Mercedes Benz, the popular automaker, will indeed start to use the iPad as a sales tool to bring a better experience for customers in its showrooms.
