Steve opened up the whole show with basically a major diss on netbooks. Basically he said netbooks weren't good at anything. They were just cheap laptops. Which is pretty much true. Well they called it iPad. Which makes sense since it sounds like iPod, but unfortunately  it does sound like the new female hygiene product from Apple.  And they spent a good amount of time making damn sure people thought it was going to be called something else like iSlate. Very sneaky Apple. So it is only a pound and a half, half and inch thick, comes with 16-64mb of flash memory and has a custom built A4 processor made for Apple at 1 Ghz. Special Guest presenters of note where Travis Boatman from EA, Martin Nisenholtz from the New [+]

So you have and iphone and some free time and a littel bit of coding moxie. You might think to yourself, " I should start thinking about coding a new iphone app and take it to the next level". Well you need to start with the first few baby steps. Follow these steps and you will be one shake closer to stardom in the iphone world. Here they are. 1.) Sign Up For a Developer Account Click the link to get to the Apple Developer Connection and sign up for a developer account.  You can sign up for an account for free which gives you access to all of the tools and documentation. On top of that you get a built-in iPhone simulator so that you can test your applications [+]