[Yonzie]

Originally Posted by joveblue Apple have also introduced a video podcast of the event, just check your iTunes Store for it.

I know, but:
1) It might not be updated very fast.
2) It doesn't have WWDC 2007 so why would it have WWDC08.
3) The title might spoil it ("Apple March 6 Event: iPhone Software Roadmap")

[joveblue]

1) That's why I'll be keeping an eye on both to see which is updated first.
2) Excellent point, hadn't noticed that! Hope it is...
3) It's possible (which is why I said I hope it's spoiler-free). However the Macworld titles on it don't contain spoilers and the one you quote isn't a spoiler since we knew that before the event.

[joveblue]

Also on 2) the fact that the podcast was created several days before the WWDC keynote leads me to suspect it will be on it...

[Eugene]

Originally Posted by Roboman Plus...when has Apple shown a picture from a slight angle like that? They almost always either show their products from the front, or in profile - not somewhere in between. Take, for example, their Mac mini page (still boasting of Leopard - how sad would it be if it still does so after they announce 10.6?), or their Apple TV page, or their Airport Extreme page, or their Time Capsule page - all photos of similar devices, always at the same angle: Directly head-on (apply directly to the forehead!), and from just above.

Yes, they show several Mac products at an angle - including the Mac Pro, MacBook, MacBook Pro and iMac.

[Eugene]

Originally Posted by rasmits Ars had this to say: The ad copy is found wanting. Apple does not use the Windows logo. The three logos clearly have a border. Xcode 3.5 is listed in the bottom right, while Xcode is currently version 3. "Apps" is capitalized in the tag line. It's quite obviously fake. People don't even have to try anymore to make the front page...

I didn't find the copy that terrible, and Apple does use the Windows logo on its site right here. That's also where the border look comes from.

[psmith2.0]

Apple employee inexplicably channels Tony Manero, while co-worker behind him sprouts a second head.

[bassplayinMacFiend]

"Snow Leopard" is real name, will be discussed this afternoon (presumably after keynote since Bertrand Serlet will be giving that speech). Kind of bummed about missing Messr. Serlet's speech.

[beardedmacuser]

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/wwdc-2...e-audio-stream live audio which seems to be working pretty well, if anyone's interested.