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  • Steve Jobs at Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference in San Francisco, California.
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  • Steve Jobs at Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference in San Francisco, California.
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  • Steve Jobs at Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference in San Francisco, California.
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  • Steve Jobs at Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference in San Francisco, California.
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. June 28, 2004--Apple Computer Inc. introduced a new 30-inch flat panel display, shown here with a G5 computer and  demonstrated  the  latest version of its Mac OS X operating system "Tiger" during the Apple Developer's Conference , in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2004. . Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. June 28, 2004--Apple Computer Inc. introduced a new 30-inch flat panel display, shown here with a G5 computer and  demonstrated  the  latest version of its Mac OS X operating system "Tiger" during the Apple Developer's Conference , in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2004. . Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. June 28, 2004--Attendees use WIFI enabled powerbook laptops during a break at  the Apple Developer's Conference , in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2004. Apple Computer Inc. introduced a new 30-inch flat panel display and  demonstrated  the  latest version of its Mac OS X operating system "Tiger"  on the opening day of the week-long event.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. June 28, 2004--Apple Computer Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs smiles as he holds a new 30-inch flat panel display  using the  latest version of its Mac OS X operating system "Tiger" during the Apple Developer's Conference , in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2004. . Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. June 28, 2004--Apple Computer Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs stands next to a new 30-inch flat panel display  using the  latest version of its Mac OS X operating system "Tiger" during the Apple Developer's Conference , in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2004. . Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. June 28, 2004--Apple Computer Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs gives a keynote speech during the Apple Developer's Conference , in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2004.  Apple announced a new 30-inch flat panel display  and previewed the  latest version of its Mac OS X operating system "Tiger"   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. June 28, 2004-Apple Computer Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs stands with the new versions of  Apple flat panel displays, including  a 20-inch, 30-inch and 23 inch sporting a sleeker and trimmer housing, at the Apple Developers Conference June 28, 2004  in San Francisco, Calif. Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. June 28, 2004--Apple Computer Inc. introduced a new 30-inch flat panel display and  demonstrated  the  latest version of its Mac OS X operating system "Tiger" during the Apple Developer's Conference , in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2004. . Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Paul Otellini, CEO of Intel,  smiles as he addresses attendees at  the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs embraces Paul Otellini, CEO of Intel, after Jobs  announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced "It's True" Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced "It's True" Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs  drinks some water during a promo video. Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs kicked off Apple's annual Worldwide Developer Conference by paying tribute to MacOS 9 as funeral music plays and a copy of OS 9 sits in a coffin on stage. Jobs announced that Apple would ship the next major upgrade to OS X code named Jaguar by the end of the summer.
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  • SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. June 28, 2004--Apple Computer Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs smiles as he holds a new 30-inch flat panel display  using the  latest version of its Mac OS X operating system "Tiger" during the Apple Developer's Conference , in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2004. . Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. June 28, 2004--Apple Computer Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs previewed the  latest version of its Mac OS X operating system "Tiger" during the Apple Developer's Conference , in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2004.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. June 28, 2004--Apple Computer Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs gives a keynote speech during the Apple Developer's Conference , in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2004.  Apple announced a new 30-inch flat panel display  and previewed the  latest version of its Mac OS X operating system "Tiger"   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. June 28, 2004--Apple Computer Inc. introduced a new 30-inch flat panel display, shown here with a G5 computer and  demonstrated  the  latest version of its Mac OS X operating system "Tiger" during the Apple Developer's Conference , in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2004. . Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. June 28, 2004--Apple Computer Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs is silhouetted as he gives a keynote speech during the Apple Developer's Conference , in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2004.  Apple announced a new 30-inch flat panel display  and previewed the  latest version of its Mac OS X operating system "Tiger"   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. June 28, 2004--Apple Computer Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs is silhouetted as he gives a keynote speech during the Apple Developer's Conference , in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2004.  Apple announced a new 30-inch flat panel display  and previewed the  latest version of its Mac OS X operating system "Tiger"   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. June 28, 2004--Apple Computer Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs gives a keynote speech during the Apple Developer's Conference , in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2004.  Apple announced a new 30-inch flat panel display  and previewed the  latest version of its Mac OS X operating system "Tiger"   Photo by Kim Kulish
    20040628_Apple WWDC_kulish001.jpg
  • Paul Otellini, CEO of Intel,  addresses attendees at  the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
    200506_WWDC Apple_kulish_004.jpg
  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. He confirmed that OSX was written for both Inel and Power PC chips.-Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced "It's True" Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Paul Otellini, CEO of Intel,  addresses attendees at  the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced "It's True" Apple will switch to Intel chips in their new computers.  Jobs made the announcement , during his keynote presentation at the Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 6, 2005 in San Francisco, Calif. -Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs kicked off Apple's annual Worldwide Developer Conference by paying tribute to MacOS 9 as funeral music plays and a copy of OS 9 sits in a coffin on stage. Jobs announced that Apple would ship the next major upgrade to OS X code named Jaguar by the end of the summer.
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his keynote presentation at the 2007 Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 11, 2007 in San Francisco, Calif. Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his keynote presentation at the 2007 Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 11, 2007 in San Francisco, Calif. Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Crowds attend Apple CEO Steve Jobs  Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Crowds arrive to hear Apple CEO Steve Jobs Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his keynote presentation at the 2007 Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 11, 2007 in San Francisco, Calif.Apple plans to release the new  iPhone on June 29th.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his keynote presentation at the 2007 Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 11, 2007 in San Francisco, Calif.Apple plans to release the new  iPhone on June 29th.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his keynote presentation at the 2007 Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 11, 2007 in San Francisco, Calif.Apple plans to release the new  iPhone on June 29th.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his keynote presentation at the 2007 Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 11, 2007 in San Francisco, Calif.   Jobs announced a new Window's  version of the Safari web browser. Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his keynote presentation at the 2007 Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 11, 2007 in San Francisco, Calif. Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his keynote presentation at the 2007 Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 11, 2007 in San Francisco, Calif. Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his keynote presentation at the 2007 Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 11, 2007 in San Francisco, Calif. Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • The new Xeon  powered mac is on display following Apple CEO Steve Jobs Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • The new Xeon  powered mac is on display following Apple CEO Steve Jobs Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.  Behind Jobs is the Vista Logo.  Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.  Behind Jobs is the Vista Logo.  Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his keynote presentation at the 2007 Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 11, 2007 in San Francisco, Calif.Apple plans to release the new  iPhone on June 29th.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his keynote presentation at the 2007 Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 11, 2007 in San Francisco, Calif. Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his keynote presentation at the 2007 Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference June 11, 2007 in San Francisco, Calif. Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • The new Xeon  powered mac is on display following Apple CEO Steve Jobs Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs gives his Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • The new Xeon  powered mac is on display following Apple CEO Steve Jobs Keynote address at Apple Computer's 2006  WWDC in San Francisco August  7, 2006.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Scenes from the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.. Photo by Kim KulishApple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Scenes from the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.. Photo by Kim KulishApple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Scenes from the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.. Photo by Kim KulishApple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Scenes from the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.. Photo by Kim KulishApple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Scenes from the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.. Photo by Kim KulishApple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Attendees and developers listen to Steve Jobs at  the  2008 Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Scenes from the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.. Photo by Kim KulishApple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Scenes from the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.. Photo by Kim KulishApple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Crowds at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA. Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Steve Jobs laughs with Al Gore at  the Apple 2008 WWDC in San Francisco, CA.  Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Scenes from the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.. Photo by Kim KulishApple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Scenes from the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.  Iphone is ready to celebrate it's ist birthday.. Photo by Kim KulishApple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Scenes from the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.. Photo by Kim KulishApple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Scenes from the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.. Photo by Kim KulishApple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Crowds at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA. Photo by Kim Kulish
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  • Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduces a new iPhone at the Apple WWDC in San Francisco, CA.   Photo by Kim Kulish
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