Lots of big news from WWDC today including updates to almost all of Apple's laptops. They added a 13-inch version to the MacBook Pro line, updated the MacBook Air, and added a few new ports to some of the machines including an SD slot and firewire 800 port. officer updates saw Safari 4 launched, OS X updates including interlace changes, view photos & more.www.exchangeandmart.co.uk

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uk - hosted barter 2007100% uptime certainty 2gb mailboxes uk based support to mail, calendar, and address book, and OpenCL a new open illustrations standard. The iPhone got quite a bit of love in 3.0, much of it just confirming older news. Cut, copy, and paste, shake to undo, pioneer APIs, Cocoa Touch support for text, scene mode updates, spotlight, and MMS all made the bullet list. You will now also be able to rent and acquirement movies fair from your iPhone. Other new appearance in 3.0 include the much debated tethering ability, allowing you to use your iPhone as a cellular modem (unfortunately there was no mention of AT&T literally supporting this feature, a wonder there wasn't a riot), semiconductor chip TomTom GPS navigation, and game puss* galore. New functionality also allows you to locate your iPhone via MobileMe, play a sound to help you locate it (regardless if it is set to silent), and even wipe your data remotely. The New iPhone kit and kaboodle updates, "3GS", adds a 3 megapixel auto-focus camera, voice interfaces, twice the processing power, and fasteners encryption. The 3GS comes in 16GB ($199) and 32GB ($299), pushing the 3G (which they are keeping on the market) to $99. Lots of other small updates amidst the bustle, looks like another successful WWDC.

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