June 7, 2005

AnandTech, MacDevCenter and CNET have provided detailed coverage of Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2005). Among the news items discussed are Apple's move to Intel processors starting in 2006, iTunes 4.9 with support for Podcasting, QuickTime 7 with H.264 for Windows, Xcode 2.1 with universal binary support for both Intel and PowerPC chips, the Rosetta binary translator for running PowerPC applications on Intel CPUs, hints about Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard), the business side of the Apple/Intel partnership, and more. In addition, a streaming video of Steve Jobs' keynote is available in QuickTime format from Apple's site.

Here are the Links

The CNET Article

The MacDevCenter Article

The AnandTech Article (Part 1)

The AnandTech Article (Part 2)

The WWDC 2005 Keynote Address (QuickTime Video)