I just read this article and realized it was more than a week old. It’s still important though, so here goes. According to the article, a person mailed Steve Jobs about wireless syncing of the iPhone with iTunes. Steve replied: “Yep, someday.”

Wireless syncing on the iPad (or iPhone) can already …

Apple has added two more videos to their YouTube channel and on the official Apple website. Yesterday’s keynote was given by the one and only Steve Jobs. He seemed to be very energetic and also very happy about the announcement of the new iPhone 4. This keynote has now been …

Today’s keynote started at 10 a.m. at the Moscone Center to kick-off the World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC). Steve Jobs presented the new iPhone after first announcing some numbers about sales of the iPhone, the iPod touch and the iPad. The thing where people came for is ofcourse the iPhone. …

Last Thursday Steve Jobs presented a sneak preview of iPhone OS 4.0. Seven “tentpoles” were shown, with Multitasking as the biggest tentpole. Other important new features were Folders, iAd, Unified Mail, Games Center, iBooks and Enterprise features. Steve wanted an A+ update and I think this is such an update. …

Ten hours of video playback? And 140 hours of music playback? On a single charge? Sounds impossible for a device like the iPad, but Steve Jobs said that’s possible during his keynote (and later to Walt Mossberg). Since it has been a few weeks since we’ve heard some real news …