Top 10 WWDC 2011 Live Coverage Sites

The Apple WWDC 2011 keynote is starting at 10am PDT. Steve Jobs will take the stage to tell us all about iCloud, iOS 5 and OS X Lion. Apple has streamed events ilve in the past, but the WWDC 2011 keynote video footage is again just available after the keynote from Apple. Engadget will provide besides live blogging also a video live from WWDC 2011. They do not as I understand provide live coverage of the Apple media event, but two video shows.

As Apple is not providing live Video of the keynote as it is common with E3 press events we have to rely on live blogging again. The past couple of Apple events I found the live blogging at Arstechnica the best followed by Engadget's coverage.

Apple WWDC 2011 Keynote Live Coverage found on:

• Arstechnica
• Engadget
• MacRumors
• MacWorld
• CNET
• PCMag
• Wired
• The Mac Observer
• Apple Insider
• This is my Next

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Updates

Apple re-releases iOS 5.1.1 update for iPhone 4 GSM units only

Source: The Next Web

Apple has released another version of the iOS 5.1.1 software for GSM versions of the iPhone 4 only, reports iPhone hacker iH8sn0w. This update is build number 9B208 and no information is known about it at this point. Was just about to push sn0wbreeze 2.9 ...
Full article at: The Next Web  More like this  23 minutes ago

iOS 6 / iPhone 5 to Feature Baidu Search Engine in China – Report

Source: Softpedia

It has been revealed that Baidu would replace Google as the standard search engine on Chinese versions of the iPhone, come the next major update. A Baidu product manager reportedly told a group of journalists at a company event that Apple had signed ...
Full article at: Softpedia  More like this  1 hour ago, 6:41pm CDT

AirFloat removed from the App Store

Source: The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

Airfoil Speakers Touch is not the only audio app to be removed from the App Store . Apple also removed AirFloat , the developer said on his blog. Like Airfoil Speakers Touch, AirFloat allowed people to send audio to the iPhone from a desktop machi ...
Full article at: The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)  More like this  1 hour ago, 6:28pm CDT

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