As usual, Apple has posted its QuickTime footage of Steve Jobs’ keynote address at WWDC in San Francisco this morning. “Watch Apple CEO Steve Jobs kick-off the Worldwide Developers Conference with a keynote address from San Francisco’s Moscone West. See the video-on-demand event right here exclusively in QuickTime and MPEG-4,” notes Apple.
Read MorePGP Corporation today announced PGP Desktop 9.0.1 and PGP Universal 2.0.1 products with full support for Mac OS X 10.4, German localization, and internationalization for different character sets and encodings. “Support for Mac OS X innovations is an important PGP priority,” said Doug McLean, VP of products for PGP.
Read MoreA report by Martin LaMonica on CNET News.com today notes that Microsoft CEO Steve Balmer had little reaction to Apple’s announcement today that it is moving to Intel chips. CNET says Balmer’s reaction to the move can be summed up in two words: “What’s Changed.” Balmer continued: “Will there be more device drivers because of this? No, Apple has their device model-we have ours. Will there be more hardware manufacturers that build Apple machines other than Apple?
Read MoreSteve Jobs appeared on CNBC for an interview after his WWDC keynote presentation. MacMinute reader Ludovic Lange has prepared a video clip of some of the interview and placed it on his Web site. The QuickTime file is 12.88MB.
Read MoreFileMaker today announced the availability of the new FileMaker Datagraph widget, a Mac OS X Tiger feature that provides bar graph views of FileMaker Pro-based data via Dashboard. The company also announced the availability of a set of new FileMaker Automator actions for use by FileMaker users and developers to easily create a Workflow of FileMaker scripts. Technology previews of both are available from the Web site.
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