WWDC 2013 Keynote: Full Breakdown

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I put it on my iPhone 5 the day it was announced, and it never crashed. It was smooth over all, but did lag a tiny bit during certain tasks. It's the beta, so obviously it's going to be buggy. They'll work all of that out by the time the final OS is released.

ClitBner

Great video bro, keep up the good work

TheFatneck

It was very funny to watch & I loved all the software & hardware updates

Lykø

Yea. Minimum is a: bigger, higher resolution screen, thinner bezels and a better camera (on a beautiful phone of course). We shouldn't need to worry about processor as Apple phones are usually the fastest phones out, long after their release date. But the new iOS seems a bit processor intensive so they might introduce a whole new structure of chip, or just a quad core. Oh, and new speakers would be nice, as well as 1 or 2 stand out features

LitleDevilsSince

I'm using iOS 7 on my iPhone 5.
Gotta say that right now it feels great! Get a little to get used to, and I'm still not, but the flow is great. There are a few things they must change about the workflow but in general it feels way more fluid. Currently it's a bit slow with transition but I'm quite sure it will be fixed in the stable version.
Future looks great! :D

benavnon

New Mac Pro coming later this year - Apple 4k display anyone ? I am also loving the new iOS 7 and all I can see is beautiful design, well done to Mr Ive, well done... And as I'm living most things today I also love you Mr solider :)

kinglukedurrant

Apple and Intel are close enough friends for Apple to adapt to new processors when available, it might just not happen immediately. I think it's safe to say the Pro will get Haswell chips around Q3, and so will the iMac and Mac Mini. They didn't skip Ivy Bridge or Sandy Bridge, and they won't skip Haswell for these machines.

AndraBullar

I will say this. Before WWDC i was seriously considering switching from my iPhone 5 to the HTC one. Now I am happy to wait and see how iOS 7 feels. If it works the way it seems like it will. I will most likely stay.

tratoc

I agree with you wholeheartedly about the iPhone or maybe even a new iPad if they decide to release one as an Android user myself. However the new Mac doesn't seem interesting as I could always build a PC myself with better specs and turn it into a Hackintosh.

jaman

I thought the mac pro preview looked great. As a current mac pro owner the new compact design will be most welcome. I hope its whisper quiet though. Also impressed with the Mac X and ios 7 updates.

Scopie

and in terms of pricing, as linustechtips said in a video apple products are usually fairly priced at launch (meaning launch of a new line or redesign). after a few refreshes the pricing cannot be justified

a good example was the 2009 27" imac. it was the first design to include the 1440p screen, which was standalone $1000. later on the prices dropped to where its not worth it.

skifree

I'm so glad Craig Federighi did most of the WWDC presentation instead of Tim Cook! I really think he was the best presenter overall and I hope he continues presenting future keynotes. He's funny too!!

ers

Keep in mind it's just the beta. It's not supposed to be perfectly lag and bug free.

bouffsrcool

I think apple refreshed iOS at the perfect time. We were just getting a bit sick of the stale design but i think the update will keep alot of people from switching

PlaceNameHeere

Well your able to pay $99 a year for a apple developer licence. he was able to get the beta for iOS 7 so he might be a developer. Also he has an iPhone app and that is another reason why he might be a developer

fiachragallagher