WWDC

Less hardware, more strategy, and way more Android. Here’s four of the most interesting, or at least the boldest, of the rumors blooming in the aftermath.

Apple shares fell 1.6 percent Monday, despite the news coming out of the company's annual developers' conference and a keynote by Steve Jobs.

Apple's annual developers' conference starting Monday probably won't include any real bombshells.

Steve Jobs has (ahem) performance problems at WWDC.

Apple introduced a lot of things during the WWDC 2010 keynote, and had, ironically and amusingly, their own version of the BlueTooth problems Google ran into at their own IO conference, but with almost 600 WiFi base stations in the main room. Steve Jobs ended up spending a lot of time asking people to shut off their WiFi base stations, so that the demos would work correctly. It was funny and kind of sad, for exactly the same reasons that Google doing it during IO was funny and kind of sad.

Apple's not really expected to announce anything we don't already know about today at WWDC, so why is it that we can't get enough of Steve Jobs?

Did Apple nail it with their Keynote yesterday, or was something missing? I offer my thoughts, and ask for yours.

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