Information Madness

India welcomed the recent launch of Apple’s iPhone 4. Telecom companies like Aircel and Airtel has pioneered its presence in the market, though cost more than the previous models, both companies promised 100% money back over a period of two years via monthly credits if proven to be deffective. But the release of iPhone 4 was not that much exciting as compared to the anticipated launch of its successor iPhone.

 

Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO, will lead the launching of iPhone 4 in India together with other Apple executives and officials during the WWDC 2011 (Apple Worldwide Developers Conference) next week. The company will also reveal the latest iteration of iOS (internetworking Operating System, originally CISCO IOS) which is iOS 5. The latest version of iOS will include modification from the previous model like improved multi-tasking interface and Computer-free activation system. The launching will be done during the WWDC 2011 (Apple Worldwide Developers Conference) next week.

 

The launching of the iPhone 4 will also include the Apple’s much expected Mac OS 10.7 Lion which has a better Launchpad that gives you instant access to your apps. Aside from Mac OS 10.7, Apple will also introduce its very own cloud-based music service called iCloud. With these new features, it will give a close-competition to the new crop of Android phones powered by dual-core processors.