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.cnn_html_media_utility before color red content '>>' font size 9px line height 12px padding right 1px .cnnstrylccimg640 margin 0 27px 14px 0 .captionText filter alpha(opacity 100) opacity 1 .cnn_html_slideshow_media_caption a .cnn_html_slideshow_media_caption a visited .cnn_html_slideshow_media_caption a link .captionText a .captionText a visited .captiontext a link color 004276 outline medium none .cnnVerticalGalleryPhoto margin 0 auto padding right 68px width 270px > Apple CEO Tim Cook announced a handful of new products Monday at WWDC 2013 his company's annual conference for its developers. Click through this gallery for highlights from past WWDCs. Steve Jobs then Apple's interim CEO gave the keynote address in May 1999 at the company's annual Worldwide Developers Conference or WWDC typically a launching pad for products. That year Jobs announced a new Powerbook computer. Apple CEO Steve Jobs demonstrated a preview of Apple's forthcoming Mac OS X operating system during his WWDC keynote address in May 2000. At this WWDC Jobs announced that Apple's Mac OS X would be pre installed along with Mac OS 9 in all new Mac computers. At the 2002 WWDC Jobs presided over a theatrical mock funeral for Apple's OS 9 operating system complete with casket fog and organ music. It's been a good friend he said. At WWDC 2003 Jobs unveiled the new Power Mac G5 desktop computer as well as iPhoto iMovie and other software tools. That year Apple also pre screened the Pixar movie Finding Nemo. Jobs posed here with a new flat panel display the first 30 inch model designed for the personal computer. He also announced the 2005 release of OSX Tiger. Jobs opened his 2005 WWDC keynote by using a computer with an Intel processor representing Apple's switch from IBM to Intel for its processing chips. Attendees eyed a new Apple Mac Pro desktop computer at the WWDC in 2006 in San Francisco. Jobs kicked off the conference with announcements of a new Mac Pro desktop computer and a forthcoming Mac OS X Leopard operating system. This WWDC marked the launch of the original iPhone which had been unveiled at an event in January of that year. The phone went on sale in the United States three weeks later on June 29. Apple CEO Steve Jobs launched the iPhone 3G and compared it to other phones at the 2008 WWDC. He also introduced the App Store which would open to the public the next month and has served more than 50 billion downloads to date. Apple Senior Vice President of iPhone Software Scott Forstall wore a lab coat and safety goggles while demoing a science app for the iPhone at the WWDC in June 2009. Jobs suffering from cancer was on medical leave at the time. That year Apple kicked off the conference by unveiling the iPhone 3GS. Jobs looking alarmingly thin introduced the iPhone 4 during his keynote address at the 2010 WWDC. Jobs returned from another medical leave to deliver the WWDC keynote address on June 6 2011 when he introduced Apple's iCloud storage system. The Apple co founder died four months later. Tim Cook gave his first WWDC keynote at the 2012 conference where he announced new models of the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro laptops. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

San Francisco (CNN) Calling it the biggest change to iOS since the introduction of the iPhone Apple CEO Tim Cook on Monday unveiled an operating system for iPhones and iPads that will radically overhaul how users' touchscreens look.

The new system iOS 7 was part of a two hour presentation that included refreshed MacBook Airs the announcement of an iTunes Radio streaming music service and a sneak peek at a new Mac Pro that will be the most powerful computer Apple has ever made.

The keynote marked Apple's first major product event in nine months. But it was short on blockbuster launches or surprises no TV no smartwatch and no upgrades to marquee products like the iPhone and iPad.

Instead developers assembled for the weeklong skull session got the first look at a major reworking of the mobile operating system that is home to 900 000 apps that have altogether made independent developers $10 billion according to Apple.

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The mobile design overseen for the first time by new iOS boss Jony Ive includes new typography redesigned icons and a new color palette.

I think there is a profound and enduring beauty in simplicity in clarity in efficiency Ive said in a video introducting iOS 7. True simplicity is derived from so much more than just the absence of clutter and ornamentation. It's about bringing order to complexity.

Immediately noticeable The pool table green background on Game Center was gone.

We just completely ran out of green felt joked Craig Federighi Apple's vice president for software engineering.

In fact virtually every recognizable app shown in a brief presentation looked considerably different from its iOS 6 counterpart.

Animations float by in the background of the Weather app while Calendar is now minimalist in black and white.

But it's not just a redesign. Federighi demoed new features like Control Center where users will be able to swipe up for music flashlight and other tools.

Airdrop Apple's file sharing software comes to mobile with iOS 7 and the Photos app has been upgraded with such features as Instagram like photo filters and photo albums that can be created by year or location.

Siri Apple's voice activated digital assistant is becoming more diverse. Users will be able to choose a male voice Siri has been solely a she so far and users can ask it to perform basic tasks like playing a voicemail or turning down the brightness on an iPhone or iPad's screen.

Coming this fall is iTunes Radio a free streaming service that sounds a lot like Pandora.

iTunes Radio will include over 200 programmed channels plus others inspired by music the user already listens to. The service will be ad supported and will encourage users to buy songs they like from iTunes.

iOS 7 is available to developers in beta on the iPhone today but the rest of us will have to wait until the fall. It will work only on iPhone 4 or later iPad 2 and later the mini and the iPod touch.

Also Monday Apple introduced revamped MacBook Airs with all day battery life and offered a peek at the most powerful computer the company has ever made.

Apple Senior Vice President Phil Schiller provided a peek at the new Mac Pro a desktop that is Apple's fastest computer. In a teaser video the new Pro looked like a shiny cylinder and according to Schiller will double the performance of the current model launched three years ago.

Can't innovate any more my ass Schiller told the audience in a jab at analysts who have said Apple is being surpassed by companies like Samsung and Google in the rollout of bold new products.

The new Pro will be released this year and will be designed and assembled in the United States Schiller said

The 11 inch version of the MacBook Air will go from five hours to nine hours of battery life Schiller said while the 13 inch version will go from seven hours up to 12. Schiller said the new models will have faster Wi Fi connections and faster graphic loads.

They began shipping Monday with the 11 inch Air beginning at $999 and the 13 inch starting at $1 099 (that's a $100 break on the 13 inch).

In a departure Apple's next Mac operating system will not be named after a cat. Instead the 10th iteration of OS X will be called Mavericks named for a popular surfing spot in northern California. (Previous version names have included Mountain Lion Snow Leopard Tiger Lion and Cheetah.)

Among the system's new features will be Maps previously a mobile only product and iBooks which will let users read books they buy from the App Store on multiple devices.

Other features demoed by Federighi included color coded tags a multidisplay setup for more than one screen and integration with Apple TV. He said internal tweaks have been made to make the system faster and to conserve battery life.

The new system will be available in the fall.

In opening the keynote Cook noted that the company's online App Store has served up 50 billion downloads in its five years of existence. He said there are 900 000 apps in the store 375 000 of which were designed for the iPad.

Just a few hundred from those other guys he said in an apparent swipe at rival tablets that run Google's Android system and others.

He also said the App Store has 575 million accounts more accounts with credit cards than any store on the Internet that we're aware of.

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