Apple's iCloud finally unveiled

iCloud - all your content in the cloud. Well, great stuff going on with iCloud, really. What this new service from Apple will do to you is that it will make your life a lot easier. If you have a couple of iOS devices and a Mac or two, iCloud will make all your content, iBooks, photos, videos, and even device settings available in the cloud. iCloud automatically uploads these stuff, stores, and pushes them into your different devices. These content and whatnots will be automatically backed up over WiFi.

The iOS 5 revealed and demoed - a lot of new and amazing features

I believe this is what most of you are waiting for, right? iOS 5, Apple's next iteration of the popular iOS, was unveiled during WWDC 2011 in San Francisco. Just like the Mac OS X Lion, iOS 5 brings in a lot of new features which basically solves problems that the current iOS is having, like notification and whatnots.

Apple to launch Mac OS X Lion in July for $29.99 via the Mac App Store

Apple's WWDC 2011 just finished and just like what they promised they unveiled and demoed the new Mac OS X Lion. A lot of new features is towed with this version of Mac OS X and it would only cause an upgrade of only $29.99 via the Mac App Store. 250 new features were said to be carried by the Lion, 10 were demoed and featured during the event. 

Steve Jobs will be unveiling iCloud, iOS 5, and the OS X Lion at the WWDC 2011

Next week, Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference will be kicking off. Officially, via a press release, Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, will be unveiling the next iteration of the iOS, Mac OS X, and the iCloud. Currently, when you head over to iCloud.com you will be redirected to cloudme.com. Anyway, the most awaited announcement and availability of the next iteration of iOS, iOS 5, will come with a lot of changes enhancing the user experience that iOS users have been wanting. These improvements include a revamped notification system and windgets among other things.

[Updated: Tickets already sold out] Apple's WWDC 2011 in June 6th will not reveal the iPhone 5

When Apple's annual Worldwide Developer Conference gets on the way, techies will always expect a new iPhone being unveiled to the public, not only techies but Apple fans around the world. Well, WWDC 2011 will be this coming June 6 - 10, as scheduled by Apple.