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Gallery: Steve Jobs at WWDC

By // June 9, 2008, 3:16 AM PST

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  • Steve Jobs

    Steve Jobs wore his conference uniform while hosting Apple's WWDC kickoff event. A record crowd of more than 5,200 Mac fans are expected to attend the event.

    For up-to-the-minute updates check out blogs from Ed Burnette and Adrian Kingsley-Hughes.

    Photo credits: James Martin, CNET

  • 3G

    It's been no secret that Apple is introducing 3G to the iPhone. But you'll have to wait until July 11.

  • Speed test

    Jobs shows off a Web page loading speed test of EDGE vs. 3G. 3G wins in 21 seconds while EDGE takes 59 seconds.

  • Prices

    The 8GB iPhone will cost $199, while the 16GB model will be $299, and that model will also be available in white.

  • MobileMe

    iPhone feature MobileMe lets you send responses to e-mails without opening them.

  • Push

    For iPhones, Apple is going to provide a push notification service which uses Apple servers to maintain connections and push data to iPhones even when they are off.

  • MLB

    Major League Baseball will let you follow the action on iPhones.

  • Scientific calculator

    Steve Jobs shows off iPhone's scientific calculator.

  • Band

    Mark Terry from Moo Cow Music demoed an app which lets you create music--called Band.

  • Band

    There are also drums and a 12-bar blues creation app on Band.

  • eBay

    eBay shows off how to use the iPhones for its auctions.

  • "Super Monkey Ball"

    To play a Sega game called Super Monkey Ball, you must tilt the iPhone.

  • An iPhone simulator.

  • Enigmo

    From Pangea Software comes touch gaming with Enigmo.

  • A road sign for iPhone 2.0.

  • WWDC

    The crowd waits for Steve Jobs to reveal the newest Apple products at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference where a record throng of 5,200 Mac zealots are expected to attend.

Steve Jobs

Steve Jobs wore his conference uniform while hosting Apple's WWDC kickoff event. A record crowd of more than 5,200 Mac fans are expected to attend the event.

For up-to-the-minute updates check out blogs from Ed Burnette and Adrian Kingsley-Hughes.

Photo credits: James Martin, CNET

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