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	<Clintology>	Helpme-WWDC-Keynote-wait: line moving yet?
	<Helpme-WWDC-Keynote-wait>	30 Minutes to go!
	<Helpme-WWDC-Keynote-wait>	I'll reconnect inside if it is possible
	<Clintology>	you'd better!
	<Clintology>	;)
	<Clintology>	just to let everyone know, I'm monitoring a live feed on another server so if helpme cuts out I can fill in
	<Clintology>	Keynote begins in 10 minutes
	<bchin>	hello?
	<Clintology>	you can talk at will
	<bchin>	I'm seated near the front of where developers are allowed to sit
	<Clintology>	they playing annoying music or anything? :)
	<bchin>	yeah
	<bchin>	sounds like chipmonks
	<bchin>	with a heavy bass beat
	<bchin>	I'm always amazed by the size of the media area
	<bchin>	and the VIP section
	<bchin>	I see Omni folk in the VIP section
	<bchin>	the line queueing is funny
		<bchin>	there was a line downstairs and a queue ... just to get up to the second floor where there is a second queuing
	<Clintology>	ugh
	<bchin>	and of course, lots of people ignoring the queueing altogether
	<bchin>	lots of buzz in line Re: x86
	<bchin>	was in line with a Freescale guy
	<bchin>	I'm sitting with some people you guys might know... John Welch, Dave Every, and Bill Cheeseman
	<Clintology>	for the sake of people who might not now, are they prominent Mac developers?
	<Clintology>	might not know
	<bchin>	lots of staff in yellow shirts running around
	<Clintology>	heh
	<bchin>	place is filling up
	<bchin>	wonder if all it takes is a blog site to be media
	<bchin>	they have the sections in front
	<bchin>	standard podium setup for Apple
	<bchin>	demo station on left facing to the right
	<bchin>	and another with the screen facing the audience to the right
	<Clintology>	do you see The Schiller
	<bchin>	there weren't any uncovered banners in the main areas
	<bchin>	unlike last year
	<bchin>	sorry
	<bchin>	covered banners
	<bchin>	so last year the big banners in the main areas were covered before the keynote
	<bchin>	they aren't this year
	<bchin>	hard to imagine SJ announcing a plan vs. announcing a product
	<bchin>	I wish these staff folks would get out of the way
	<bchin>	SJ on stage
	<bchin>	applause
	<bchin>	good morning
	<bchin>	thank you
	<bchin>	important day
	<bchin>	"welcome to WWDC 2005"
	<bchin>	"today is an important day"
	<bchin>	"stats on conference"
	<bchin>	3800 attendees
	<bchin>	may be largest WWDC in history
	<bchin>	largest in the last decade
	<bchin>	applause
	<bchin>	45 countries
	<bchin>	38 from china
	<bchin>	27 from india
	<bchin>	110 lab sessions, 39 hands on
	<bchin>	500+ apple engineers on site 
	<bchin>	400 design award entries
	<bchin>	ADC members... 500,000 members
	<bchin>	109 retails stores
	<bchin>	retail updates
	<bchin>	1 million visitors per week
	<bchin>	$500m 3rd party products sold
	<bchin>	in the last 12 months
	<bchin>	opened stores in mall, flagship stores, (showing London)
	<bchin>	they are trying to find the best real estate
	<bchin>	showing video on the real estate
	<bchin>	that they made for a real estate convention
	<bchin>	showing store insides
	<bchin>	showing the features of apple stores
	<bchin>	showing customers
	<bchin>	time lapse
	<bchin>	genius bar
	<bchin>	etc.
	<bbchin>summer camp
	<bchin>	presentations
	<bchin>	showing location map
	<bchin>	showing UK stores
	<bchin>	showing Japan stores
	<bchin>	showing the opening lines
	<bchin>	grand opening lines
	<bchin>	done
	<bchin>	applause
	<bchin>	update over
	<bchin>	update on ipod
	<bchin>	showing ipod mini
	<bchin>	cover of new yorker
	<bchin>	with guy w/ ipod
		<bchin>	ipod sold... cumulative
		<bchin>	16 million
		<bchin>	430M songs sold on ITMS
		<bchin>	83% marketshare
	<bchin>	lots of competition
	<bchin>	but marketshare has gone up
	<bchin>	podcasting
	<bchin>	ipod + broadcasting
	<bchin>	"exploding"
	<bchin>	TiVo for radio
	<bchin>	wayne's world for radio
	<bchin>	world wide audience
	<bchin>	for low capitol investment
	<bchin>	"hottest thing going in radio"
	<bchin>	can subscribe
	<bchin>	black
	<bchin>	he's wearing black
	<bchin>	long sleeve, rolled up sleeves
	<bchin>	podcasting, not just amatuers
	<bchin>	but major commercial establishments
	<bchin>	apple will make it easier
	<bchin>	not a turtleneck
	<bchin>	low neck
	<bchin>	also building in an podcasting directory
	<bchin>	into the ITMS
	<bchin>	demo
	<bchin>	T-Mobile GPRS
	<bchin>	Adam Curry
	<bchin>	showing subscriptions of podcasts in ITMS
	<bchin>	showing adam curry's podcasting
	<bchin>	applause
	<bchin>	the content was kinda funny
	<bchin>	sorta of
	<bchin>	showing kcrw
	<bchin>	radio station
	<bchin>	"the treatment"
	<bchin>	advertisers are going to love this
	<bchin>	"taking podcasting to mainstream"
	<bchin>	over
	<bchin>	update on mac
	<bchin>	"mac is doing really well"
	<bchin>	growth rates
	<bchin>	unit growth
	<bchin>	last 5 quarters
	<Palindrome|work>	.Mac?
	<Palindrome|work>	Or the computers?
	<bchin>	PC market is growth is slwoing 
	<bchin>	PowerMac
	<bchin>	Mac growth rates shot up
	<bchin>	big applause
		<bchin>	+40% growth
		<bchin>	over 3 times the growth of the rest of the industry
		<bchin>	biggest thing is Mac OS X Tiger
		<bchin>	spotlight
		<bchin>	dashboard
	<bchin>	H.264
	<bchin>	QT7
	<bchin>	previwing QT7 on Windows
	<bchin>	download later today
	<bchin>	shipped over 1 billiion copies of QT
	<bchin>	new mail
	<bchin>	new Safari + RSS
	<bchin>	iChat AV
	<bchin>	"tiger is the best release we've ever shipped"
	<bchin>	"critics agree"
	<bchin>	computerworld quote
	<bchin>	David Pogue quote
	<bchin>	CBSnews.com quote
	<bchin>	applause on the quotes
	<bchin>	going too fast for me to type them
	<bchin>	Detroit Free Press
	<bchin>	Walt Mossberg quote
	<bchin>	"Leaves Windows XP in the dust"
	<siracusa>	wake me up if they quote me :)
	<bchin>	copies sold through retail, maintenance, Mac, 
	<bchin>	2 million copies
	<bchin>	delivered
	<bchin>	biggest release ever!
	<bchin>	40+ splotlight plugins
	<bchin>	400+ dashboard widgets
	<bchin>	demo on dashboard
	<bchin>	SJ on demo machine
	<bchin>	showing amazon widget
	<bchin>	showing searching apple products on amazon widget
	<bchin>	businessweek widget
	<Palindrome|work>	;)
	<bchin>	searched for apple
	<bchin>	cnn widget
	<bchin>	countdown calendar widget
	<bchin>	countown to 12/31/2006
	<bchin>	"longhorn"
	<bchin>	:)
	<Clintology>	hmmm
	<Clintology>	heh
	<jonboyG>	heh
	<bchin>	package tracking
	<bchin>	npr radio station widget
	<bchin>	tv shows trackers
	<bchin>	wikipedia widget
		<bchin>	description on wikipeida
		<bchin>	searched for tigers
		<bchin>	traffic widget
		<bchin>	searched for SF
		<bchin>	"a few of the 400+ dashboard widgets"
	<bchin>	demo over
	<bchin>	new site on Apple.com
		<bchin>	Tiger: what percent does this represent of all Mac users?
		<bchin>	16%
		<bchin>	early is 10%
		<bchin>	next year
	<bchin>	expect
		<bchin>	tiger at 50%
		<bchin>	showing all releases
	<bchin>	of Mac OS X
	<bchin>	10.0-10.4
		<bchin>	showing Windows XP release
	<bchin>	"only one"
		<bchin>	next release 
		<bchin>	Leopard
		<bchin>	not to focus at this conference
		<bchin>	to be release end of 2006
	<bchin>	early 2007
	<bchin>	around the time of longhorn
	<bchin>	Mac OS X Leopard, confirmed
	<bchin>	no version #
	<bchin>	transitions
	<bchin>	two major transitions
	<bchin>	10 years ago
	
	<bchin>	1994-96
	<Clintology>	oh god
	<bchin>	SJ wasn't here
		<bchin>	team did a great job
		<bchin>	but "I wasn't  here"
	<bchin>	2nd
		<bchin>	Mac OS 9 to Mac OS X
		<bchin>	"brain transplant"
		<bchin>	2001-2003
	<bchin>	worlds apart in technology
	<bchin>	today
	<bchin>	it's time
	<bchin>	3rd transition
	<bchin>	want to be making the best computers
	<bchin>	it's true!!!!
	<bchin>	PowerPC to intel processors
	<bchin>	2006-2007
	<bchin>	why???
	<bchin>	"Why?"
	<bchin>	because we want to be making the best computers
	<bchin>	3.0GHz?
	<bchin>	we haven't been able to deliver
	<bchin>	yet
	<bchin>	we haven't been able to yet
	<bchin>	not the most important
	<bchin>	"as we look ahead"
	<bchin>	"we don't know how to build them with the future of the PowerPC roadmap"
	<bchin>	we want to build some incredible products
	<bchin>	showing power
	<bchin>	power per watt
	<bchin>	roadmaps 2006 and beyond
	<bchin>	15 units of performance / watt
	<bchin>	Intel will have 70
	<bchin>	not a transition overnight
	<bchin>	a period of a few years
	<bchin>	great PowerPC products in the future
	<bchin>	but next year, Apple will start introducing Intel processors
	<bchin>	Mac with Intel processors
	<bchin>	2 years form now
	<bchin>	transition is mostly complete
	<bchin>	completely finished at the end of 2007
	<bchin>	going back over the transitions
	<bchin>	m68k -> PPC
	<bchin>	9 -> X
	<Clintology>	is everyone agasp
	<bchin>	two major challenges
	<bchin>	Making Mac OS X sing on Intel
	<bchin>	something to tell us
	<bchin>	secret double life
	<bchin>	past 5 years
	<bchin>	rumors to this effect
	<bchin>	showing cuptertino
	<bchin>	campus
	<bchin>	"we've had teams"
	<bchin>	"in a just in case scenario"
	<bchin>	designs must be processor independent
	<bchin>	every release of Mac OS X has been compiled for PowerPC and Intel
	<bchin>	peopel laughing
	<bchin>	appllause
	<bchin>	cross platform by design
	<bchin>	fromthe very beginning
	<bchin>	demo
	<bchin>	this whole
	<bchin>	time 
	<bchin>	it's been on x86
	<bchin>	about this mac
	<bchin>	P4 3.6GHZ
	<bchin>	all morning
	<bchin>	it's been x86 demo box
	<bchin>	showing splotlight
	<bchin>	"all the normal stuff just works"
	<bchin>	dashboard demo
	<bchin>	was on x86
	<bchin>	showing ical
	<bchin>	showing dashboard widget site
	<bchin>	on x86
	<bchin>	showing iPhoto
	<bchin>	someone asked about final cut
	<bchin>	showing Qt7
	<bchin>	H.264
	<bchin>	the smiths movie
	<bchin>	end of demo
	<bchin>	"very far along"
	<bchin>	in developers hands real soon
	<bchin>	second major challenge
	<bchin>	"your apps"
	<bchin>	widgets, scripts java
	<bchin>	cocoa - xcode
	<bchin>	carbon xcode
	<bchin>	carbon - metrowekrs
	<bchin>	first... just works
	<bchin>	cocoa, small tweak, recompile, just work
	<bchin>	carbon + xcode, tweak, recompile
	<bchin>	carbon - metwroworks -> move to xcode, tweak, recompile
	<bchin>	a few days for cocoa
	<bchin>	a few weeks for carbon/xcode
	<bchin>	carbon/metrowerks - ???
	<bchin>	half top 100 devs are using xcode
	<bchin>	25% more going to Xcode
	<bchin>	19% not yet
	<bchin>	Xcode 2.1
	<bchin>	giant new feature
	<bchin>	sheet
	<bchin>	"PowerPC
	<bchin>	Intel
	<bchin>	checkboxes
	<bchin>	universal binary
	<bchin>	zen artwork
	<bchin>	PowerPC/Intel
	<bchin>	Intel is black
	<bchin>	PowerPC is white
	<bchin>	:)
	<bchin>	supporting both for a very long time
	<bchin>	"get on Xcode"
	<bchin>	'get your copy from the registration desk"
	<bchin>	nothing like carbonization
	<bchin>	much easier
	<bchin>	called a devloper
	<bchin>	asked for source code
	<bchin>	wolfram research
	<bchin>	mathematica
	<bchin>	Theo Gray
	<bchin>	coming up to stage
	<bchin>	5 days
	<bchin>	"we get some of the most ridiculous calls from Apple sometimes"
	<bchin>	Mathematica
	<bchin>	worlds largest collection of algorithm
	<bchin>	C code
	<bchin>	Java code
	<bchin>	C++
	<bchin>	modern template
	<bchin>	describing all the various stuff in Mathematica
	<bchin>	click checkbox
	<bchin>	"don't worry"
	<bchin>	we'll send our emergency team of mac developers
	<bchin>	points to one guy
	<bchin>	lots of applause
	<bchin>	two hours later
	<bchin>	it was running
	<bchin>	Mathematica was running in two hours
	<bchin>	twenty lines of source code change
	<bchin>	your mileage may vary
	<bchin>	Mac OS X
	<bchin>	$processor
	<bchin>	Intel
	<bchin>	10,000 factorial
	<bchin>	almost instant
	<bchin>	Plot3D
	<bchin>	expansion
	<bchin>	(x+y)^n
	<bchin>	(n,1,100,1)
	<bchin>	huge equation
	<bchin>	(me talking): the port won't be that hard for most folks
	<bchin>	wolfram demo wrapping up
	<bchin>	most arch dependent code is isolated
	<bchin>	and Windows ports already have x86 code
	<bchin>	"rosetta"
	<bchin>	runs existing PPC on intel
	<bchin>	dynamic binary translator
	<bchin>	transparent to users
	<bchin>	runs existing apps
	<bchin>	lightweight
	<bchin>	fast
	<bchin>	(enough)
	<bchin>	demo of rosetta
	<bchin>	low memory footprint
	<bchin>	not classic
	<bchin>	wow
	<bchin>	showing Office
	<bchin>	for PPC
	<bchin>	running on emulation on Mac OS X Intel
	<bchin>	it's fast
	<bchin>	at least, it's not slow
	<bchin>	(me):most likely this is like WINE... underlying API's are native code
	<bchin>	showing Photoshop CS
	<bchin>	PPC running on x86
	<bchin>	loading photos are fast
	<bchin>	10.4.1 intel preview release
	<bchin>	development platform only
	<bchin>	return by end of 2006
	<bchin>	select and premier ADC devleopers only
	<bchin>	$999
	<bchin>	shipping in two weeks
	<bchin>	dev environment
	<bchin>	not an end user product
	<bchin>	Microsoft
	<bchin>	coming on stage
	<Clintology>	oh no
	<bchin>	Roz Ho
	<siracusa>	look out!  lasers!
	<bchin>	General Manager
	<bchin>	Mac business unit
	<bchin>	"these are exciting times for Mac users"
	<bchin>	"microsoft has been making software for the mac platform for more than 20 years"
	<bchin>	(me): they are using the oldest toolchain
	<bchin>	she's talking about Mac specific features of Office
	<bchin>	putting final touches
	<bchin>	for Exchange usage
	<bchin>	MS has been working closely
	<bchin>	with Apple to move to Xcode
	<bchin>	plan to make universal binary versions
	<bchin>	in the future
	<bchin>	reiterating the strong relationship with Apple
	<bchin>	(me): this is very, very important... MS is committing
	<bchin>	talking about Adobe now
	<bchin>	SJ is introducing Bruce Chizen
	<bchin>	(me): Intel procs for 2006, not now
	<bchin>	Chizen is on
	<bchin>	"there wouldn't have been an Adobe w/o Apple"
	<bchin>	"our joint customers are looking for performance"
	<bchin>	"you can be absolutely sure you can run our applications on Apple's new boxes"
	<bchin>	they will make universal binaries
	<bchin>	he was up here talking about Mac OS X
	<bchin>	product line 4 years ago.. first
	<bchin>	wondered what took Steve so long
	<bchin>	Sj on stage
	<bchin>	found something amazing
	<bchin>	Intel is something like us
	<bchin>	they are passionate about their products
	<bchin>	passionate engineers
	<bchin>	Intel coming on stage
	<bchin>	Paul Otellini
	<bchin>	"so excited"
	<bchin>	"at Intel"
	<bchin>	"try to explain how we go here today"
	<bchin>	telling a silicon valley story
	<bchin>	going back 4 decades
	<bchin>	intel was founded in 1968
	<bchin>	founded in Mountain View
	<bchin>	5 miles away
	<bchin>	Apple was founded
	<bchin>	pictures of Steve and the Woz
	<bchin>	early signs of genetic connection
	<bchin>	explaining family and personal ties
	<bchin>	Apple goes with MOS Technology
	<bchin>	IBM goes with Intel
	<bchin>	1976-1981
	<bchin>	Apple goes with PPC in 1993
	<bchin>	Intel launched Pentium
	<bchin>	competition really heated up
	<bchin>	1996
	<bchin>	Apple sets fire to Intel's bunny man
	<Clintology>	haha
	<bchin>	showing the bunny commercial
	<bchin>	witht he fire extinguisher
	<bchin>	(me): no product announcement for general users
	<bchin>	(me): only product has been an ADC product which has its own store
	<bchin>	"the world's most innovative computer company and the world's most innovative chip company finally team up"
	<bchin>	2005
	<bchin>	combining our strengths
	<Clintology>	no specifics on hardware yet?
	<Clintology>	just "intel" ?
	<bchin>	Apple: engineering, design, and innovation
	<bchin>	Intel: architecture, scale, and relentless advanacement of Moore's Law
	<bchin>	no specifics on hardware
	<bchin>	other than 3.6GHz P4... I think that was listed as a requirement
	<siracusa>	Intel: relentlessly copying AMD after our 64-bit ISA flopped
	<bchin>	or possibly... that's a machine
	<bchin>	$999 I think buys a machine
	<Clintology>	cool
	<bchin>	from ADC
	<bchin>	not sure yet though
	<bchin>	SJ back on stage
	<bchin>	"so where does that leave us"
	<bchin>	"Apple is strong"
	<bchin>	"Mac is strong"
	<bchin>	"this is a great time to start building for the future"
	<bchin>	"we know transitions"
		<bchin>	"they have kept our platform at the forefront"
	<bchin>	"to continue to be bold"
	<bchin>	"to make the best products"
	<bchin>	ADC select and premier only
		<bchin>	for the dev kit
	<bchin>	(me): do not look at today's Intel x86
		<bchin>	(me): we're talking 2006... the follow on to the P-M probably
	
	<bchin>	SJ is doing his recap

	<bchin>	going over ADC
	
	<bchin>	they will have x86 boxes
	<bchin>	for devs to work on
	
	<bchin>	at the conference
	
	<bchin>	Leapord next year
	<bchin>	at WWDC
	
	<bchin>	"more than even the processor, more than even the hardware innovations, the soul is the software"
	<bchin>end