Think so, they've bundled it in with the hardware section of the presentation so it would suggest that.
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Think so, they've bundled it in with the hardware section of the presentation so it would suggest that.
Can't wait for next year's keynote:
"85% of all interpersonal communication is via the iPhone!"
"85% of all interpersonal communication is via the iPhone!"
Voice control sounds cool!
If this has an FM transmitter, this would be awesome in-car.
iPhone 3GS, sounds like a new Infiniti.
The new 3GS. For men who want handjobs from beautiful women they hardly know!
/obscure movie reference
If it's anything like the implementation that is currently in OS X then it will be terrible for everyone who doesn't have the same accent as the programmer who wrote it...
That's what I thought.
So we get an iPhone speed bump that lets you use the new features.
Quite underwhelming so far...
The notebooks:
New screen & battery are nice, sd card vs. express slot is hardly an upgrade, new lower entry price is good, but a 4 pound 15" inch with only integrated graphics is not that great value @ 1699. The lack of a GPU upgrade is my single, biggest concern: Now that GPGPU is finally getting some exposure, basically the entire portable lineup is stuck with medium/low end implementations of a (nearly) 2 generations old architecture.
The OS:
Nothing earth-shattering here (don't get me wrong, most of what's shown is nice and well, but was known well in advance). Exchange support is great, though. The relatively cheap upgrade was also a given, considering the nature of snow leopard.
IPhone OS 3.0:
Same as Snow Leopard: Some really nice things here (most of them well known). Fixed a few glaring holes (MMS, etc.)
IPhone 3GS:
Nice, but also quite predictable, ARM Cortex, IT next gen GPU upgrade,
hoping for the one last thing...
The notebooks:
New screen & battery are nice, sd card vs. express slot is hardly an upgrade, new lower entry price is good, but a 4 pound 15" inch with only integrated graphics is not that great value @ 1699. The lack of a GPU upgrade is my single, biggest concern: Now that GPGPU is finally getting some exposure, basically the entire portable lineup is stuck with medium/low end implementations of a (nearly) 2 generations old architecture.
The OS:
Nothing earth-shattering here (don't get me wrong, most of what's shown is nice and well, but was known well in advance). Exchange support is great, though. The relatively cheap upgrade was also a given, considering the nature of snow leopard.
IPhone OS 3.0:
Same as Snow Leopard: Some really nice things here (most of them well known). Fixed a few glaring holes (MMS, etc.)
IPhone 3GS:
Nice, but also quite predictable, ARM Cortex, IT next gen GPU upgrade,
hoping for the one last thing...
