Mac OS Ken: 10.21.2010

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7 • 996 Ratings

🗓️ 21 October 2010

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

Apple Releases iLife 11 / Apple Releases Public beta of FaceTime for Mac / Apple Updates MacBook Air with Two New Models and an Eye on the Future / Apple Shows Off Mac OS X Lion and Mac App Store / Video of Back to the Mac Event Available at Apple Site and Through iTunes / Jobs Bashes Idea of Touchscreen Laptops / Western Digital CEO Feels iPad Effect on Spinning Hard Drives / Acer Chairman Says Tablets Do Not and Will Not Hurt Traditional Computers / Verizon to (Try to) Sell Samsung Galaxy Tab Beginning 11 November

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0:00.0	This is MacO-S Ken.
0:04.0	High-L-S. This is MacO West Kingdom.
0:16.7	High life and air rumors bear out. Apple does something we sure thought they said they weren't gonna do.
0:20.0	And talking to tablet wars continues,
0:22.3	it's Thursday October 21st, 2010.
0:25.6	I'm Kan Ray and this is news from Maco-S-Can,
0:30.0	brought to your
0:34.0	subscribers to your
0:32.0	makos can day six
0:37.0	more information is available at makoscan
0:40.0	com
0:41.0	the show is also supported by the MacoS Can Podcast app for the iPhone and iPod touch
0:46.9	available in the App Store now for $2.99.
0:51.7	So much in yesterday's back to the Mac event, much of it coming soon, and a lot of it already available.
0:58.0	Apple CEO Steve Jobs acted as MC, though he tossed bits of the show to a number of people, including a starting role for
1:04.6	Apple Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook.
1:07.6	Much has been made over the past several years of Apple almost abandoning the Mac.
1:12.1	It was Cook's job to show why that is not the case.
1:15.1	The Mac Cook pointed out accounted for 33% of Apple's revenue in fiscal year 2010
1:20.6	or a total of $22 billion, where the Mac division of Apple split off to be its own business,
1:27.0	something Coke was quick to point out was not going to happen, but were the Mac division of Apple
1:31.9	split off to be its own business, it would be number 110 on the Fortune 500.
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