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To start things off the UI in this app is amazing! It’s better than any other app I have downloaded. This app let’s you read RSS feeds from any website. It has google reader integrated so you can sync your google reader to pulse news mini. You can add any website you want. Even if the website your on isn’t iPhone friendly, this app will make it into a iPhone friendly website so you have a easier time reading it. You can share the article your reading to Twitter, Facebook, Email, and save it to Instapaper! Over all I would give this a 5 out of 5!

You can easily jailbreak your iPhone 3G or iPod Touch 2G running the 4.0 GM, so that you can do things like enable native multitasking and add a home screen wallpaper. It’s very easy to do! Instructions after the jump.

Download redsn0w 0.9.5b5-1 (Mac only)

It’s very simple. Download redsn0w, run it, choose the same IPSW file that you used to install the iOS 4 GM onto your device, and continue on with the jailbreak. That’s it! You’re jailbroken on the final version of iOS 4. You can also enable options like home screen wallpaper and multitasking from within redsn0w (if you wish).

10:00AM: Lights down, here we go!

10:01AM: Warm reception and standing ovation for Mr. Steve Jobs

10:02AM: We love you, Steve!” heckler. His reply, “Thanks, I think.”

10:02: WWDC: 8-day sellout. 5,200 attendees from 57 countries. Sorry to the people who snoozed and lost.

10:03: Starts with updates. You’ve heard of the iPad? “It’s an incredible device.”

10:04: “I know it’s magical. I got this email.” Shows email from a guy who used the iPad to pick up a girl in a cafe. Ha!

10:04: 2 million sold in 59 days = 1 every 3 seconds

10:05: 10 countries today, 19 by the end of July. “We’re making iPads as fast as we possibly can.”

10:07: 35 million native apps downloaded so far = 17 per iPad. 8500 native iPad apps. He’s showing off some now.

10:08: Shot at Google Ads: Elements dev earned more from his iPad app the first day than in years of Google Ads on periodictable.com

10:09: iBooks: 5 million books downloaded in first 65 days. 5 of the 6 biggest US publishers say the iBookstore has 22% market share of ebooks.

10:10: And built-in PDF viewing inside the iBooks app.

10:11: Next up: The App Store. “I want to make something really clear. We support two platforms at Apple — two.”

10:12: “The first one is HTML5. It’s a fully open, uncontrolled platform formed by widely respected standards bodies.”

10:12: The second platform is the app store. 225,000 apps “the most vibrant app community on the planet.”

10:13: 15,000 apps submitted weekly, in 30 languages. 95 percent approved within 7 days.

10:14: Three top reasons for rejection: 1. Doesn’t function as advertised. 2. Use of private APIs.

10:14: 3. The app crashes. “I think if you were our shoes, you would be rejecting these apps for the same three reasons.”

10:15: He’s now highlighting the eBay app. CEO says it’ll do $1.5 to $2 BILLION in volume this year.

10:16: Netflix for iPhone coming this summer for free.

10:17: Start a movie on the TV, resume on the iPhone. Get recommendations. Browse the whole library.

10:19: Next: Zynga. CEO Mark Pincus here to announce FarmVille for the iPhone.

10:20: Farmville has 70 million active users, and has raised $2 million for Haiti. Farmville being demoed on the iPhone now.

10:21: Push notifications: “Say good-bye to withering crops!” Now FarmVille users don’t have to bring laptops to bars, which he claims they do. Audience laughter.

10:23: Coming out by the end of June, for the 1-year FarmVille anniversary

10:23: Next up, Activision. Guitar Hero!!!

10:24: New exclusive Guitar Hero app built for iPod touch and iPhone. Classic and new rock tracks. Downloadable content.

10:25: Looks pretty cool, downloadable classic and new tracks. Tapping of course, plus a strumming mechaninc for the multitouch display.

10:26: The devs in the crowd seem to appreciate Guitar Hero a little more than FarmVille. In case you’re keeping score at home. GH is $2.99 in the App Store.

10:27: Steve’s back. 5 billion download achievement unlocked just last week. Go App Store.

10:28: Devs’ 70 percent share of that revenue just crossed $1 BILLION. (Dr. Evil face.) (No, Steve didn’t do the Dr. Evil face. That was me.)

10:28: “Now I’d like to talk about the iPhone.”

10:29: US smartphone market share Q1 2010: 28%. (RIM has 35%. Windows Mobile 19%. Android 9%. Other 9%.)

10:30: US mobile browser usage, for May 2010: iPhone has 58.2%. (Android 22.7%, RIM 12.7%. Other 6.4%.)

10:31: Steve bragging how the iPhone changed everything. Carriers used to control what went on a phone. There was no App Store! SO PRIMITIVE!

10:31: “For 2010, we’re going to take the biggest leap since the original iPhone.”

10:32: “This is really hot.”

10:32: “Stop me if you’ve already seen this.” HUGE LAUGHTER. “Believe me: You ain’t seen it.”

100 new features, Steve will cover 8 of them today. First: An all-new design.

10:32: Glass front and back, stainless steel all around. “Its closest kin is a beautiful, old Leica camera.”

10:33: 9.3 millimeters thick. 24% thinner than the iPhone 3GS. “In fact, it’s the thinnest smartphone on the planet.” Sure, today.

10:33: Front facing camera. Micro SIM tray. Camera and LED flash on the back.

10:34: “Since there have been a few photos floating around, people have asked what’s this?” referring to a black band.

Second mic on top for noise cancellation.

10:35: The black slits use the stainless steel band around the iPhone as part of the antenna system. In the structure of the phone.

10:36: Second: Retina display. Increases pixel density with 4 times as many in the same space.

10:37: Text is much sharper. 326 pixels per inch on this display. The audience is super impressed.

10:38: “It turns out there’s a magic number right around 300 pixels per inch” where your eye can’t even see the pixels anymore, at 10 inches.

10:39: “Once you use the retina display you can’t go back.” –Steve Jobs

10:40: Live demo of retina display, side by side with iPhone 3GS “which has a widely praised display on it.” I wonder which will be better?!?!

10:40: “We had to get special projectors for this!” Pixel-for-pixel demo. The retina display is sharp and crisp.

10:41: “Well, geez. I don’t like this.”

Devs laughing at his demo troubles. Ruh roh.

NYT loading very slowly. iPhone 3GS loading it faster than iPhone 4. Steve annoyed at network slowness.

10:42: Jokingly asks devs to get off the Wi-Fi

10:43: “Scott, you got any suggestions?” Voice from crowd: “VERIZON!”

Shows the difference in Camera Roll instead of at NYTimes.com. Oh well.

10:44: 3.5-inch display, 960×640 (4x more pixels) 800:1 contrast ratio, also 4x beter. IPS technology.

10:45: Retina display packs 78 percent of the pixels on an iPad.

10:46: iPhone OS 4 renders the text in existing apps in the higher resolution for the retina display. Steve suggests devs update their images too.

10:47: 3rd big feature: A4 chip inside

10:48: Shows an inside view of the iPhone 4. Points out the A4, the microSIM, the huge Li-ion battery. Two mics, speaker, etc,

10:48: A4′s power management plus bigger battery = 40% better talk time at 7 hours. 6 hours 3G browsing, 10 over Wi-Fi. 10 hours video, 40 hours music, 300 hours standby.

10:49: up to 32GB storage. quad-band HSDPA/HSUPA 7.2Mbps down, theoretical.

10:50: 4th big feature: Gyroscope!

10:50: 3-axis gyro with pitch, roll, yaw, rotation around gravity. tied to accelerometer and compass for 6-axis motion sensing. New APIs too.

10:51: Demo of it now.

10:52: Big oohs and ahs as Steve shows off the gyro with a Jenga-ish game, slowly spinning on stage. (He looks silly.)

10:52: “I practiced this a little bit.” The concentration is fierce.

10:53: Sensor rundown: Gyro, acceleromater, compass, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor. Mmm, sensory.

10:54: 5th big feature: New camera system. Instead of megapixels, let’s ask how to take better pictures.

10:54: 5-megapixel sensor. Backside-illuminated sensor. Pixels kept the same size, 1.75 microns, to capture same amt of photon

10:55: 5X digital zoom, Tap to focus. LED flash built in.

10:56: Shows off great-looking, unretouched photos “taken by our employees.” Prototypes, huh? Neat.

10:56: Oh, and the camera records HD video. 720p at 30 fps. “So it’s real HD video.”

10:57: Tap to focus, built-in video editing, one-click sharing. LED flash will stay on while you record.

10:58: iMovie for iPhone! You can edit videos right in the phone. Chief architect Randy Ubillos will demo it.

10:58: Themes, transitions, titles, sharing.

11:00AM: Drag pins to shorten clips. Add photos, audio, clips stored on the phone. Ken Burns effect on photos. Uncluttered interface.
11:01: Geolocation data added to videos, which iMovie can detect. Use your own music or built-in theme music.

11:02: Switching themes automatically updates theme transitions. Export up to 720p. Very cool.

11:03: iMovie will cost $4.99 “if we approve it.” HA HA HA.

11:04: Big feature #6. “We figured out
why my demo crashed. … There are thousands of Wi-Fi base stations operating in this room.”

11:04: Big feature #6. “We figured out why my demo crashed. … There are thousands of Wi-Fi base stations operating in this room.”

11:10: Big feature #6: iPhone OS 4, renaming it iOS 4. “Our most ambitious release to date.”

New features in Mail: Unified inbox. Threaded conversation view.

Shows off how quickly you can switch apps, each app’s last state remembered. Swipe to the right for audio controls for any audio app, in this case Pandora.

Demos starting now; Steve launching Pandora. He’s got all his Wi-Fi bars now. Yosemite website loads right up as Pandora plays, to huge applause.

IOS 4 has a great user interface for switching apps, controlling audio, and locking orientation.

Over 100 new user features, the biggest being multitasking. They took their time to make sure they got it right, so it won’t kill battery life.

11:12: New folder system for organizing apps. Drag one icon to another to create a folder. Auto-named for the apps’ category, or you can rename.

11:15: Big thing #7: iBooks coming to the iPhone with iOS 4.

11:16: Same books, bookshelf, PDF reading, iBookstore.

11:17: Wireless syncing of iBooks, buy once and read on any iDevice. Keeps track of your place, syncs bookmarks and notes.

11:19: Steve demos iBooks on iPhone with Winnie the Pooh. Looks nice. Shows off highlighting, notes, bookmarks, TOC.

11:20: PDFs kept on a separate bookshelf. Viewer has thumbnails along the bottom for jumping around.

11:21: Steve stresses to devs that they have 150 million accounts, with credit cards “ready to buy your apps.”

11:21: Big thing #8: iAds. (And there’s the obligatory Toy Story 3 reference.)

11:22: iAds keep users in the app, instead of kicking you out to a Web browser when you tap one.

11:23: iAds is built into iOS 4, for devs to build them into their apps. Apple sells and hosts the ads. Devs get 60% of revenue.

11:27: iAds demo is pretty slick. Interactive, with commercial-quality video.

11:28: Nissan Leaf iAd, for an upcoming electric car, features infographic, contest, video, animation…

11:30: iAds will be turned on for all iOS devices on July 1. Apple’s already sold $60 million worth.

11:31: No mention if the bandwidth for delivering these ads eats into users’ data plans, which are now of course limited.

11:31: Those are the big 8 things. “What do you think so far?” Developers cheer! Yay!

11:31: One. More. Thing!

11:32: He really wants Wi-Fi devices off.

11:33: And there’s Jony Ive, on video too! The developers are going wild.

11:33: Works great. “I grew up with the Jetsons and Star Trek and communicatiors, just dreaming about this. And it’s real now.”

11:34: Jony’s face is a little shaky. I wouldn’t be able to keep this up for a long call. They sound like they’re about to make out.

11:35: Apple calls this FaceTime, “and it’s great.” iPhone 4 to iPhone 4, anywhere there is Wi-Fi. No setup required.

11:35: You can use the front or rear camera, and switch back and forth. Portrait or landscape.

11:36: FaceTime is Wi-Fi only in 2010. “We need to work a little bit with the cellular providers.” Giggles.

11:37: Commercial to show off the feature, and make far-away parents and grandparents feel guilty. Your babies miss you!!!!

11:39: “This is one of those moments that reminds us why we do what we do.” -Steve Jobs

11:39: FaceTime uses H.264 video, AAC audio. Apple making it an open industry standard

11:40: “So that is the iPhone 4. We’re really proud of it.” Comes in black or white.

11:41: AT&T making “an incredibly generous upgrade offer.” Any contract expiring in 2010 is eligible if you top up your contract for 2 years.

$199 16GB, same as 3GS. $299 for 32GB.

11:42: iPhone 3GS 8GB for $99. iPhone 4 for $199/$299. ON SALE JUNE 24.

11:42: iPhone 4 preorders start June 15, a week from tomorrow.

11:42: 5 countries up first, plus 18 more in July. @MacFormat won’t have to wait, UK is up first.

11:44: Apple selling a dock, a “bumper” to protect the stainless steel edge. $29.

11:44: No multitasking on the 3G with iOS4. First-gen iPod touch won’t support iOS 4. iOS 4 is free on June 21

11:51: Video about the phone’s design is pretty neat. We’re sure it’ll be on Apple.com/iphone later, worth a watch.

11:54: Steve recognizing all the teams at Apple who worked on the iPhone 4 and iOS 4.

11:55: And that’s it for today’s keynote! Thanks for sticking with us and stay tuned to the site for more info!