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Lion will go on sale in July for $29.99 via Mac App Store (Updated)

by Megan Lavey-Heaton (Jun 6th, 2011)

Apple announced today that Mac OS X 10.7 Lion will go on sale in July via the Mac App Store (only) for US$29.99. Lion was originally announced in 2010 with the first developer's preview coming out in February. It has more than 250 features, including full-screen applications, multi-touch ...

WWDC 2011 Metaliveblog

by Erica Sadun (Jun 6th, 2011)

Welcome to TUAW's coverage of the 2011 Worldwide Developers Conference keynote address. If you enjoyed this event or have suggestions for improving our coverage, let our producers know! Drop a note on our feedback page. 12:00. TUAW wants to thank you for taking time out of your day to spend it ...

TUAW predictions for WWDC 2011

by Megan Lavey-Heaton (Jun 6th, 2011)

With Steve Jobs' WWDC 2011 keynote just a few hours away, we already know a lot more about the content of this year's WWDC keynote than in years past. But, it's always fun to dust off the old crystal ball and see what WWDC will bring us this week. Without further ado, here's what some of our ...

London Apple fans can watch the WWDC keynote and drink beer

by Steven Sande (Jun 3rd, 2011)

That's it. I'm moving to London. The London Mac User Group is meeting up at the Wood Marylebone NW1 Pub at 17:45 BST on Monday to watch the WWDC keynote, which sounds like a wonderful idea to me. What could be better than quaffing a pint or two, listening to "one more thing" from Steve Jobs, ...

Win big at Keynote Rumor Bingo on Monday

by Steven Sande (Jun 3rd, 2011)

On Monday morning at 10 AM PDT (1 PM EDT), Apple CEO Steve Jobs will kick off the fun at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco. TUAW will be liveblogging the event, and now you can join in on the fun thanks to the good folks at KrazyBig. They've come up with a browser-based ...

iWork now available for iPhone, iPod touch

by Megan Lavey-Heaton (May 31st, 2011)

In addition to the iCloud reveal, Apple announced today that iWork is now available for the iPhone and iPod touch. The cost remains the same -- US$9.99 per app -- and they're a free update for anyone who already owns the iPad version of Keynote, Pages and Numbers. We will be doing full ...

Rumor: Lion near to going live

by Erica Sadun (May 26th, 2011)

Trusted sources tell TUAW that OS X 10.7 Lion has gone live for internal Apple testing as recently as last week. An internal testing release generally indicates that Lion is near to a real world debut. This suggests the new OS might possibly ship as early as WWDC with an "available today" ...

Steve Jobs NOT confirmed for 2011 WWDC keynote, false alarm... and now he's confirmed.

by Erica Sadun (May 24th, 2011)

Update 2: Sometimes you can be right for the wrong reasons. Apple has now for-real announced Steve for the keynote at WWDC 2011. Update: GigaOm has retracted the story; their post was indeed based on the 2010 WWDC press release. Oops. Apple has NOT confirmed that Steve Jobs will be presenting ...

Present PDFs with style using PDF to Keynote

by Kelly Hodgkins (Feb 21st, 2011)

So, your boss just dropped a 25-page PDF document into your lap for a presentation he is doing today using Keynote for iPad. In typical fashion, he needed it done yesterday, but is handing it to you now for a presentation he is doing in a little over an hour. He utters the obligatory apology for the ...

Sinbad gives the keynote at Macworld 2011

by David Winograd (Jan 27th, 2011)

Long time Apple devotee Sinbad delivered a very funny keynote address this afternoon at Macworld, talking for about 20 minutes and then taking questions from the audience. He has been coming to Macworld since 1991 and talked about everything from his first Mac, which was a Macintosh 512K that he ...

Buy individual iWork, iLife apps from the Mac App Store

by TJ Luoma (Jan 6th, 2011)

Apple's iWork suite is a nice collection, but some users don't need all three apps. Fortunately, the Mac App Store lets you pick and choose between iWork and iLife apps. Starting today, you can buy and install only the apps you want for US$20 each. For iWork customers, that means Pages, Numbers and ...

360 MacDev Keynote: Mike Lee's "Dirty Jokes and Code"

by Steven Sande (Dec 10th, 2010)

360|MacDev is underway in Denver, Colorado, and it's starting with a bang. While many developer conferences begin with a boring, bland, and somewhat cookie-cutter keynote, this morning's keynote was a NSFW -- but definitely memorable -- talk laced with dirty jokes by Mike Lee (at right). Mike has ...

iWork suite gains iOS 4.2 support on iPad

by Michael Gray (Nov 22nd, 2010)

The iWork productivity suite for iPad is receiving significant upgrades to coincide with the release of iOS 4.2, Macworld reports. Most significantly, the three iWork tools (Numbers, Keynotes, and Pages) will support multitasking on the iPad. Multitasking in 4.2 will already be familiar to many ...

SlideRocket brings web presentations to iPhone and iPad with HTML5

by Michael Rose (Nov 16th, 2010)

Since the dawn of time, traveling professionals have sought easier ways to present on the go. Pico projectors! Netbooks! Converting presentations to video to show them on iPhones! Then there was Keynote on the iPad, and it was good. Not great, however: presenters with libraries of PPT content have ...

Steve-mail says Keynote '11 to have AirPlay, Apple TV capabilities

by Steven Sande (Nov 13th, 2010)

TUAW received a tip from reader Jared today, who sent us a copy of an email sent to him from Steve Jobs in response to a question he had asked. We verified the email headers, and it looks like the real thing. In his email to Jobs, Jared asked if the new Apple TV would accept presentations via an ...