Good morning.

Good morning, everyone.

Welcome.

Welcome to the Apple Campus.

We have a lot of iPhone app developers in the audience,

and members of our press, and some of the teams

who have worked on some of the things that we're going to show you today.

We're going to have a little bit of fun.

We're going to give you a preview of iPhone OS.

And I'm Greg Jobs.

We're going to have vice president of iPod and iPhone product marketing.

And I'll be joined by Scott Forstall.

And we'll give you a preview of this and show some of our future plans for the iPhone

OS and what we're calling version 3.0.

Before we get into our plans, however, I thought I'd spent a few minutes reminding us where we're at with the iPhone.

Because the iPhone is now, as of this week, in 80 countries around the world.

It's amazing because we started less than two years ago in one country, and actually, even a year ago, we were just in a handful of countries, and now we're in 80 countries around

the world.

And before we ever shipped our first iPhone, we set a very aggressive and public goal that we would sell 10 million iPhones

in our first calendar year, calendar year 2008, and we blew that number away. So 13.7 million

iPhones last year, calendar 2008. And if you look at our iPhone sales from the time that we started shipping in June of 2007

through the end of this last calendar year, see that we've sold 17 million iPhones.

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