WWDC has bared more mac application fruit. In the form of Safari 4.0 that has been seeded to developers.

Check out some screenshots at worldofapple.com

UPDATED

So today the Apple faithful will get see what we will be paying off, on our credit cards for the next 6 months.
But best of all the rumors will be put to rest and surprises will be had.

“Cue cheesy soap opera music”

• Will there be an Apple Tablet?
• Will 10.6 leave Power PC uses in the dust?
• Will Steve feed his coding multitudes with a fish and a few loafs of bread?

These and other questions should be answered today at 10 a.m. Pacific time or Noon Central Time.

Here are some of the “up to the minute” Keynote news pages for you to pick from:
(I’ll add new ones as I find them)

Macworld’s keynote page

TUAW.com WWDC NewsPage

The TUAW has posted its Schedule for the day:

• 1pm ET — our metaliveblog coverage of the keynote begins, anchored by Erica and enthusiastically supported by the entire team. We’ll be monitoring live coverage from all over the Internet and bringing it to you.
• 2:30 pm ET (approx) — Live reader Q&A session via CoveritLive on the front page. We want to hear your keynote impressions and answer as many of your questions as we can.
• 10 pm ET — If circumstances permit, we’re going to do a special WWDC talkcast tonight, with live reactions from developers and our man on the ground. Check the TalkShoe page for updates and precise schedule.

Tech Crunch has start blogging from WWDC.

Engadget is starting their WWDC postings

Hi. My name is Brad and I’m a media addict.

Crowd responds “Hi Brad.”

It’s been two minutes since I have downloaded a video from YouTube to my laptop. Should we really have wireless here in the meeting hall? I have CDs, DVDs, VCDs, MOVs, AVIs, DIVX, MP3s, hard copy books, e-books, audiobooks an iTunes library and god help me a few VHS cassettes.

Is this you?

Think about it. In the internet age with terabyte hard drives under $400 dollars and cheap burnable media. Your closer to this than you might think. A few years ago I had this realization and started looking around for a way to catalog all my media. I’ve built filemaker pro databases and used cd finder. I’ve found pluses and minuses to them all. But overall the one I have used and stuck with for it’s ease of use is Delicious Library from Delicious Monster. Yesterday Delicious Monster released a 2.0 beta of their new Delicious Library 2.0.

This is a beta. It out performs and has a larger, richer feature set than everything else I have tried.

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