10:44 am Steve concludes demo.
10:44 am Someone shouts, "Try Verizon."
10:43 am Asks Scott for any suggestions.
10:43 am Steve apologizing again.
10:43 am iPhone 4 slowly barely loads NY Times.
10:43 am Difference is fairly amazing.
10:42 am Steve goes back to showing photos.
10:42 am iPhone 4 now on AT&T, all kinds of error messages about not being connected to the internet popping up on iPhone 4.
10:41 am Switching to backups.
10:41 am NY Times still not loading on iPhone 4.
10:41 am Steve asks everyone to get off WiFi to help him out, audience laughs.
10:41 am Loading slowly, "networks in here always unpredictable."
10:40 am Loading up NY Times next.
10:40 am Zoomed in difference looking at home screen is remarkable. Apple had to get special projectors to show just how good this screen is.
10:39 am Firing up both phones.
lol another reason to ditch ATT
lol another reason to ditch ATT
Verizon comment was priceless.
It's actually a Wifi failure.
EDIT: AND AT&T! LOL!
No, it was Wi-Fi, however, Jobs never had the proper back-up for Wi-Fi blackout.
It was stupid, Verizon is not fairing better.
Yes that is true, taking into account everyone else is also hammering AT&T and Moscone Center's Wi-Fi.
Clearly you have the personality of a wet carrot.
crappy wifi actually
< begin Steve >
< identify conference network dude >
< commence Darth Vader virtual throat-squeeze >
< continue until fully Steved >
< end Steve >
winIphone 4 was identical to what gizmodo said months ago. There was not any mobileme, macbook air or any apple tv update? im confused.
i'm sorry what did you expect from an iPhone/iOS event?
That's because WWDC stopped being a conference for anything but the iPhone in 2006.
I thought so too when I read the "Keynote is over" line.Thats it?