The days leading up to WWDC were just as stress-filled as ever, with nerds around the world constantly bickering back and forth as to what Apple was going to reveal. Now that the dust has settled and everything has been ‘splayed before our eyes, it’s time to get into the nitty gritty of Apple’s latest portfolio. So without further fan fare, jump inside for the full rundown of WWDC 2010… iPad Steve started off the event with the iPad, highlighting...

Giz may have dropped the iPhone 4.0 bombshell several weeks back, but that’s old news and old hardware. Feast your eyes on an even newer, (yet still pre-production) iPhone 4.0 device. From what we can see, this more recent build (right) it’s a tad cleaner, coming without the two bottom-side screws that adorned the Giz model (left). Unfortunately, this iPhone also has a misplaced memory and refuses to boot into the actual OS leaving us yearning more than ever...

The iPhone 4.0 Preview event just wrapped up and wow, I’m pretty impressed. While 2.0 –> 3.0 wasn’t that big of a transition, 4.0 is huge! Yes, a lot of the features have been around for months to years on other platforms, but if Apple can actually pull it off as they claim, it will sail past previous attempts at this smartphone thing. So, without further delay, iPhone OS 4.0. Multitasking -3rd party background apps are now supported When in any app,...

Ahhh yes. The iPhone 3GS and OS 3.0 have been out for almost a month now and already people are looking ahead to 2010 and what the next iPhone announcement will bring. Fresh up on today’s list-o-iPhone rumors centers around three main technologies: haptic feedback, RFID, and finger print scanning. The benefits of each or pretty straight forward. Haptic feedback would give a more “physical” response to onscreen actions sort of but not quite like...