…what, you don’t already know? If not, here’s a run down (just incase you weren’t hitting F5 like mad on Engadget).
Apps shown off by 3rd party developers:
- Super Monkey Ball
- Ebay
- Loopt
- Typepad
- Associated Press
- Enigmo
- Cro-Mag Rally
- Band
- MLB.com
- Modality Medical Learning App
- Medial App from MIMvista
- God of War-like game from Digital Legends Entertainment
-10.6 Snow Leopard will be talked about with developers “after lunch”
-Apple Push Notification Apps (a way to do notifications without having the app open
-Bulk Delete and Move for Mail
-Contact Search
-Full iWork Support
-PowerPoint Support
-Calculator Now has Scientific Mode
-Save images from emails
-Software update free for all iPhone owners
-Software update will be $9.95 for iPod Touch owners
-Software update available in “early July”
-If an application is 10MB or less it will be downloadable from iTunes, Wifi, and cellular network
-If an application is over 10MB it will be downloadable from iTunes and Wifi
MobileMe “Exchange for the rest of us,” a replacement for .mac
- Push email, contacts, and calendar
- rich email client
- new web galleries
- new calendar app
- 60 day trial
- 20GB of storage
- $99 per year
- Solid metal buttons
- Flush headphone jack
- improved audio
- Better batter (up to 10 hours of talk time, 6 hours browsing, 7 hours video, 24 hours audio
- GPS (which will only be turned on when asked for by an application, to save battery life)
- Launching in 70 countries
- 8GB black model for $199 with 2 year contract
- 16GB black or white model for $299 with 2 year contract
- Available in stores on July 11
Overall this was a pretty good keynote, even though the only thing you are able to get today is MobileMe. It wasn’t as gang busters and many wanted it to be but it was a solid keynote.
Pictures of the iPhone’s new back after the jump
