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What's more uncanny, check the document that I used in my visual, which says "Extreme" and compare with the screengrabs they're using on Apple.com - it's the same document!I can't believe you guessed that right! Or did you...
Even I'm a bit spooked.
What I suspect we can expect to see over the next six months:
1. More suprises in store for iPhone - it will have You Tube support at launch, and probably games as well, and an RSS browser for Safari - they'll need to adapt the home screen to allow for more icons - maybe having groups of icons you can switch between. Whilst they're not offering an SDK to all developers, they will allow select developers to sell iPhone apps via the iTunes Store - especially games.
2. New iPods - probably announcing in August. A new, smaller designed nano with a shuffle-style clip, plus a widescreen regular iPod, still with a clickwheel, and a smaller form factor.
3. Sub-notebook - probably MacBook Nano. It'll be very, very thin and amazingly light (for a Mac), possibly with no optical drive - software updates handled via a larger Mac. Probably all Flash storage. Designed as a second Mac for people on the move. Big suprise will be that it does not include multi-touch functionality - I just don't seem them introducing this into the Mac line.
4. iTunes 10.5 and iLife 10.5 - they may not have been announced at WWDC, but I still expect that we'll see them set for simultaneous launch with Leopard.
Looks good to me too. Wonder if they'll get around to changing the colour on the iPod scroll bar to match any time soon?
Decksnap and Peace - you beat me to it, great minds think alike
Still uncanny how closely the images on Apple's website resemble my mockup, even down to the choice of document templates I used from Pages and the icons I substituted in the side bar (very anally wanting them to match the ones in Apple TV.)
Still uncanny how closely the images on Apple's website resemble my mockup, even down to the choice of document templates I used from Pages and the icons I substituted in the side bar (very anally wanting them to match the ones in Apple TV.)
I doubt they'll fix .DS_Store. After all, they have a preference that prevents dropping .DS_Store files on networked filesystems, but no preference for preventing them on regular filesystems. That sort of idiocy doesn't speak well for Leopard fixing this.
In my dreams, a goat agrees on a standard way to.. oh wait. wrong sorta dreams huh?