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QuickTime video of iPhone OS 4 Event now available
Apple has posted a streaming QuickTime video of its iPhone OS 4 Event held yesterday in the Town Hall presentation room at Apple’s campus in Cupertino, California. The video is one hour long and discusses and demonstrates some of the major new features that are expected to be released in iPhone OS 4 this summer. The video can also be downloaded in iTunes from the Apple Keynotes Podcast for viewing on an iPod, iPhone, iPad or Apple TV.
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Can´t see the video is full of cuts and delays in the image, on several macs, the audio seems to be OK, any suggestions, anyone?
Posted by OSMAC in Toronto on April 12, 2010 at 4:22 PM (CDT)