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Leopard; The Good, The Bad, and the Stolen

connerdowney.com — Yesterdays "reveal" of Leopard was both a success and a failure. Jobs introduced many features which were widely expected, and for the most part welcomed, even some "surprises", some being rejected, some embraced. There is even the major concern that Apple will eventually put small utility developers out of business.

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  • jesstech, on 10/11/2007, -1/+1Buried as inaccurate. These are musings from someone who never even attended WWDC and does not have access to the type of info the attendees do. Already, most of his points have been disproven by actual WWDC attendees who were kind enough to violate their NDAs to stop the rampant speculation from people who don't know what's going on.

    This article needs to be buried before it can plant lies into people's heads.

    If Apple really knew what they were doing, they'd get someone to answer some of our questions about the new features, but that's unlikely.
    • connerdowney, on 10/11/2007, -0/+1I know, I didn't attend WWDC, and most of these are guesses, and what I can gather from just the keynote and screenshots. If there is anything wrong, I'll fix it. I just need to know which is wrong.
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