Too busy to watch the liveblogs of Apple’s big WWDC keynote? Here’s a quick rundown of some of the most noteworthy links. There’s a lot changing in iOS, and OS X Lion is just around the corner. Then there’s iCloud, the crazy service that does more than most speculated.
- iOS 5 overhauls notifications, messaging while cutting the USB cord [Ars]
- The Big WWDC 2011 Keynote Roundup [Macstories]
- Apple iOS 5 iPhone / iPad 2 hands-on! [Boy Genius Report]
- 10 New Features to Get Stoked About in iOS 5 [AppStorm]
- Apple iOS 5 hands-on preview [Engadget]
- Apple Has Finally Stuck A Dagger Into SMS. I Love It. [TechCrunch]
- Apple iCloud announced for free, replaces MobileMe [Boy Genius Report]
- MobileMe stays live through June 30, 2012 [TUAW]
- Apple Introduces iCloud: Contact, Cal, Docs, Photos, and Music Syncing Free of Charge [TUAW]
- Mac OS X Lion to arrive in July via Mac App Store for $29 [Ars]
- Lion Server will be an extra $50 via the Mac App Store [Ars]
- Lion requirements: 64-bit CPU, 2 GB of RAM [TUAW]
- iBookstore Finally Comes To iTunes [Macstories]
- Find My iPhone 1.2 Released, Supports Notifications for Offline Devices [Macstories]
- App Store Now Lets You Download Not-Available Apps, Like Tweetie 1 [Macstories]
- WWDC 2011 Keynote Available for Streaming [Macstories]
