#IPHONE 4 KEYNOTE MOVIE#

(Kent German): Interesting that Google is staying as the default search. 'Micorsoft's done a really nice job on this, it has HTML5 presentation.'ġ1:14 a.m.: Developers will get a Golden Master Candidate release of iOS4 today.ġ1:14 a.m. Each has a different approach and how they format results, he says. Data protection, device management, wireless app distribution, deeper VPN support, Exchange Server 2010.ġ1:13 a.m.: On consumer side, we're adding Bing to the iPhone for search.ġ1:14 a.m.: Google will be the default, but now you'll have choice of Google, Yahoo, or Bing. I liked the demo before and it looks good here, as well.ġ1:13 a.m.: He's talking enterprise integration now. (Kent German): Multitasking, unified e-mail box and app folders were my most wanted features from the new OS. You can rename the folder and add more apps there whenever you want.ġ1:12 a.m. By holding and dragging you can drag one app on another and a folder is automatically created. Shows e-mail threading so you can see a whole e-mail conversation.ġ1:11 a.m.: Now he's going to create a folder to manage apps. They may not be first, but they get it just right.ġ1:10 a.m.: He shows us some mail features, with the unified in-box. (Kent German): Steve's message about multitasking is similar to what he's said before about other features like cut, copy, and paste.

Now he's launching a Web page (big applause that the Wi-Fi here works) simultaneously.ġ1:09 a.m. He's checking e-mail while listening to music. 'Unless you do it right.'ġ1:09 a.m.: Now he's going to demo Pandora, playing us some Jack Johnson. He quotes Larry Page from a few weeks ago about sofware running in the background running down the battery.ġ1:08 a.m.: 'Yes, it does,' Jobs says. Multitasking is something that took us a while to get. Its closest kin is a beautiful old Leica camera.ġ0:33 a.m.: 'It's really thin,' he says, but doesn't specify how thin.ġ1:08 a.m.: He's talking about the features, which we saw in April at the iPhone OS 4 event. (Kent German): As expected, a mention of the lost iPhone saga.ġ0:32 a.m.: It's the most precise thing we've ever made. (Kent German): So not quite the iPhone 4G, but definitely not the iPhone HD.ġ0:32 a.m.: 'Believe me, you ain't seen this. 'Some of you have already seen this,' he says. 'This is really hot,' he says.ġ0:32 a.m.: There are 100 new features, but he's going to cover 8 of them. For 2010 we'll take biggest leap since the original iPhone. (Kent German): The main event!ġ0:31 a.m.: IN 2008, we added 3G networking. iPhone changed that in 2007, he says.ġ0:31 a.m. 'It's hard to remember what it was like before iPhone,' he says. Also will get your recommendations, your viewing history, and the entire catalog and your queue.

#IPHONE 4 KEYNOTE MOVIE#

Can start a movie on your TV and pick it up on your iPhone. Same service you get on your TV or laptop or iPad.

But now, Netflix will be on the iPhone this summer, for free.ġ0:17 a.m.: They're demo-ing it now. Reed Hastings is up on stage to talk about it.ġ0:16 a.m.: Hastings says the iPad app has gone really well. Will apps all be that successful, he says? He's going to show us three new entertainment-oriented apps. We heard the 95 percent number twice.ġ0:16 a.m.: Now, I'd like to highlight eBay, he says. (Kent German): Interesting that Jobs is addressing the app approval process so thoroughly. Just wanted to give you those facts.'ġ0:15 a.m. 'If you were in our shoes, you'd reject those app for the same reason. Developers who do that know what they're doing, but they can't.

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