iCloud Icon Revealed. Apple Posts iCloud Banner at WWDC
Apple has started decorating the Moscone West conference center in San Francisco with iCloud banners, revealing the icon for the first time. Photo by @stop.
Apple has announced that it will be discussing iOS 5, Mac OS X Lion and iCloud at next week's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) to be held at the facility. Steve Jobs will be delivering the keynote on Monday, June 6th. Apple has been wrapping up deals with music labels and publishers to allow users to stream purchased music to their computers and other devices using the service, and has also been reported to be racing to include movie and TV content as well.
Thanks @justmattyg.
AppleInsider offers a clearer shot, which depicts "Lion + iOS 5 + iCloud = WWDC":
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27 months ago
Why the hell does iOS5 still have the lame waterdrop background?
The iCloud logo is ugly as sin. Brushed metal? iOS and OSX both moved complete away from that. Yuck.
27 months ago
Now, how long before someone tries to analyze those tiny icons inside the cloud? :rolleyes:
They're reflections.
Analysis done!
+ 
= iCloud
27 months ago
for those who cant wait... this is what a horrible knockoff looks like...
http://www.cl.ly/1y2D153N2h3t3i1T032l
Fixed for accuracy.
27 months ago
It seems like Apple has great design taste for pretty much everything except their online services graphics.
Looks like they're upholding that grand tradition.
Looks like they're upholding that grand tradition.
27 months ago
Sorry for off-topic, but seeing how this is all done with WWDC in mind, does anyone know if they'll put a live stream of the event? cheers
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