WWDC: What Apple Didn’t (Exactly) Say | Ted Landau's User Friendly View | The Mac Observer
From the MacBook Pro with Retina display to iOS 6 to the new AirPort Express, Apple announced more than enough new stuff at yesterday’s WWDC to keep us busy. Even so, Apple revealed more than what was spoken on stage. There were “hidden subtexts” to almost every announcement. To uncover these messages, all you need to do is read “between the lines.” Ted Landau explains…
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