Apple's Shareholder Meeting
MacWeek reports on Apple's shareholder meeting with some interesting notes:
Jobs was asked about tension between Apple/IBM/Motorola. "Jobs said the only real tension arose last year when Motorola couldn't supply sufficient quantities of G4 chips. Since then, he said, 'We've been in a strong dialog with Motorola.'"
Jobs stated there will be some big news about WebObjects at WWDC
On the consumer market, Jobs stated that the iMac and iBook are doing well and that Apple is "looking at some exciting new products" for consumers.
And other interesting notes... worth a look.
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