After months of secrecy and lawsuits intended to suppress reporting on unannounced products by independent news outlets, Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple Computer, began his keynote address at 17:11 UTC this morning, before an enthusiastic audience.
The keynote, held at Moscone Center in San Francisco as part of the annual Macworld Expo, began with a recap of Apple's retail progress over the past year, media coverage, and a demo of the new Spotlight search technology in the upcoming Mac OS X Tiger, which was announced at the previous 2004 event.
Jobs then made a number of product announcements as he continued his demonstrations:
Jobs then made his final announcement, in his trademark "One More Thing" style:
Jobs then exited as music artist John Mayer began his live entertainment act.
News outlets that provided live coverage during the keynote:
Summaries posted after the keynote ended:
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Jobs unveils new products after cloud of secrecy and lawsuits