Steve Jobs on WWDC Announcements: 'You Won't Be Disappointed'
After the big news from Google last week, MacRumors reader Bryan Webster emailed Steve Jobs: "I hope you have some good WWDC announcements to blow [Google] out of the water".
To this, Steve Jobs reportedly replied "You won't be disappointed". While it's always hard to authenticate emails sent to and from 3rd parties, Bryan did post headers as an offering of proof.
Apple is expected to be making new product announcements at the Worldwide Developer's Conference from June 7th-11th. In particular, everyone expects that the next generation iPhone will be introduced at that event. Other rumors have suggested that we may see the iPhone with Verizon this year, though it may not come as early as June.
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22 months ago
Looking forward to WWDC! :eek: I believe in Steve. :D
edit: This bryan dude has his email hidden, yet his flickr account on the article link shows pictures of [presumably] his baby. so much for privacy. haha
edit: This bryan dude has his email hidden, yet his flickr account on the article link shows pictures of [presumably] his baby. so much for privacy. haha
22 months ago
what does "are google taking the piss?" even mean? i think this dude was pretty drunk when he sent this e-mail to steve. at least, i hope he was drunk...
22 months ago
I know I will be dissapointed,for sure.
But weirdly apple will come up with a gizmo,some obscure service and net billions in profit.Voila!
But weirdly apple will come up with a gizmo,some obscure service and net billions in profit.Voila!
22 months ago
We've seen a few hardware photos and a few screen shots of OS 4, but I'm sure there is A LOT that we still haven't seen.
If you remember the WWDC when Apple unveiled OS 2.0 and the iPhone 3G, there were "hundreds" of new features. And although the software may be one thing and the hardware may be another, when you put the two together, the sum of the whole will likely unveil some awesome new features that we haven't seen yet. Take video calls for example; it's one thing to see a front facing camera, and another to see a screen shot of a settings menu, but it's a whole different thing when Steve Jobs is on stage actually using it and showing us and saying "it isn't just a rumor - the new iPhone WILL have video chat."
If you remember the WWDC when Apple unveiled OS 2.0 and the iPhone 3G, there were "hundreds" of new features. And although the software may be one thing and the hardware may be another, when you put the two together, the sum of the whole will likely unveil some awesome new features that we haven't seen yet. Take video calls for example; it's one thing to see a front facing camera, and another to see a screen shot of a settings menu, but it's a whole different thing when Steve Jobs is on stage actually using it and showing us and saying "it isn't just a rumor - the new iPhone WILL have video chat."
22 months ago
Guess I wouldn't expect any other answer.
("No, Google really caught us flat footed, we don't know how we're going to answer this challenge...")
("No, Google really caught us flat footed, we don't know how we're going to answer this challenge...")
22 months ago
Promises, promises...
Promises are cheap, especially when there's no punishment for not keeping them. And with every new "sent from my iPhone" mail that's being published I more and more believe that Apple is run by a five-year old megalomanic.
22 months ago
I bet you anything Apple is FINALLY going to release Flash for the iPhone and iPad. ;)
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