Steve Jobs takes stage to push post-PC world

epa02769656 Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple Inc. talks during the unveiling of the new iCloud, Mac operating system Lion and iOS5, during the World Wide Developers Conference in San Francisco California, June 06, 2011. Apple chief executive Steve Jobs broke into his indefinite medical leave to give the keynote address at the company‘s World Wide Developer Conference and introduce new products that he said would be at the core of a "post-PC world." To a wildly cheering audience, Jobs introduced iCloud - a remote access service that will allow Apple users to automatically sync their information and listen to their entire iTunes library using any compatible Apple device. EPA/MONICA M. DAVEY
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