WWDC updates and more « The BEST Apple Hardware and Software Reviews

Written By Justin June 13th, 2009

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Among the biggest news this week are updates from the WWDC. Check out Apple’s keynote address here, featuring Philip Schiller, VP of Worldwide Product Marketing, unveiling the details.

Also check out our updates on the top new Apple products, the newest iPhone, Safari and Quicktime, Macbook updates, and the latest Snow Leopard server.

And in other news…

Chris Rawson over at The Unofficial Apple Weblog discusses the changes in their internet situation, when he and his wife up and moved across the world. Read his full entry here.

Mel Martin at The Unofficial Apple Weblog reviews AutoStitch, a $1.99 app that helps you create panoramic images with ease. Check out his full review here.

Slash Lane at the Apple Insider gives us the updated info about a new GPS navigation system in the iPhone. Well-known GPS developer Garmin has decided to develop its own cellphone/GPS system, instead of pairing with Apple on an integrated solution. TomTom, on the other hand, has joined with Apple to deliver an iPhone app with a car kit to get you from A to B. Read more here.

Aidan Malley at The Apple Insider tells us about the unauthorized Psystar, using its bankruptcy to shield possible illegal activity. Check out the full details.

Prince McLean at the Apple Insider lets us in on Apple’s secret. Unlike Pcs, which broadcast their newest additions and innovations, Apple keeps quiet about iPhone’s software, seemingly for competitive reasons. Read the full report.

Katie Marsal delivers the news over at Apple Insider about Jon Rubinstein, an Apple executive who helped pioneer the iPod and lead the company out of troubled times, was named chief executive offcer of Palm this week. Read the  article here.

Sam Oliver at the Apple Insider gives great news for skiers, bikers, and snowboarders. Apple seems to be developed another activity sensor, similar to the Nike+ iPod kit, but one to determine their “loft in the air”,  speed, and power. Check out the full report.

Jeff Smykil over at Ars Technica gives the details about iFixit and their response to Apple’s new 13” MacBook Pro. Read and see the whole story here.

Jeff also lets us know that Apple stores are giving huge discounts – some upt o $800 – on last generation portables. Get them while supplies last!

Eric Slivka over at MacRumors.com lets us know that Apple is currently researching new ways to assist with emergency calls. The new application, Method, will allow further power-saving measures and other tasks for successfully implementing an emergency call. Check it out.

Eric also tells us about Apple’s new initiative towards a Push Notifications system, which uses a developer preview of AIM instant messenger. Details are in the article, all of which leads to the launch of the latest iPhone.