An Environmentally Friendly Keynote
WWDC 2007's Keynote just ended. What many people may not know was that the keynote was part of Apple's goal to become a greener company.
An example? Here's the list of the "10 new Leopard features" from last year's keynote:
- 64 bit
- Time Machine
- "Complete Package" (Photo booth / Front Row / Boot Camp)
- Spaces
- Spotlight
- Core Animation
- Universal Access
- Mail.app
- Dashboard
- iChat
This year, there was another list of 10 new features.
- New Desktop
- New Finder
- Quick Look
- 64 bit
- Core Animation
- Boot Camp
- Spaces
- Dashboard
- iChat
- Time Machine
Depending on your view ("Boot Camp" was a part of the "Complete Package" feature; Quick Look is/was a part of Time Machine), you'll see that 60-80% of this year's Leopard demo was recycled.
Who would've thought Apple would go green so quickly?
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Dan Dickinson is a 27 year old living in Astoria, Queens, New York City. He works in the odd intersection of collaborative tech and education. Writing about emerging technologies, New York City, gaming culture, and awkward anecdotes, his blog is updated only semi-frequently but always overzealously.
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