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Barclays Capital said Apple Inc.'s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) keynote to feature Mac OS X Lion, iOS 5, iCloud and Steve Jobs, which could make the conference quite eventful.

Apple announced on Tuesday that it will roll out significant software upgrades at its developer conference next week, changes that some analysts believe will keep it ahead in the growing arms race against arch-rival Android from Google.

Apple for a change has turned its back on its secretive ways and has openly confessed, prior to its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), that it will be launching its highly anticipated cloud offering- iCloud.

The upcoming WWDC promises to reveal the new iCloud service along with Lion Mac OS 10.7 and the iOS5 for iPhones and iPhone 5. The iCloud service has brought much anticipation on how Apple will successfully operate iTunes for remote access of music from all computers and mobile devices.

Analysts say Apple's iCloud may spell doom for Amazon and Google's cloud offerings.

Apple said yesterday that it plans to roll out a number of major upgrades to its software platforms, leading analysts to believe that it will be these changes that will define the iPhone 5, not necessarily the hardware.

'Born This Way' has sold over 1 million copies since its release last week

Apple's Tuesday announcement outlined a number of talking points Steve Jobs is expected to tackle at WWDC next week whipping analysts into a frenzy over what is being seen as revolutionary upgrades.

Apple is conducting its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) from June 6 to June 10 at San Francisco.

Apple announced that the three iWork office applications (Pages, Keynote, and Numbers) will now be available on all iOS devices such as the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. This has been a dream come true for many users, especially busy business people on the go who access documents from their iPhones and tablets. But how efficient is it and can a lot of work get done with these apps?

Apple announced the release of new products coming next week in the company's WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference). Along with the next version of iOS and Mac OS X Lion, Apple confirmed the release of iCloud, which has long been speculated and rumored after Apple acquired cloud-music service with Lala in 2009 and obtained the domain iCloud.com.

Apple has confirmed that it will launch iOs 5, iCloud and Mac OS X Lion at the company's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) on June 6.

Amazon is once again offering Lady Gaga's Born This Way album for $0.99 after its initial offer on Monday brought down its servers due to heavy demand.

During Amazon's first attempt at selling Lady Gaga's album for a mere 99 cents they had issues with their servers. However, after seeing a high response to the first offer, Amazon is offering the deal again today.

Microsoft announced an update for its Windows Phone 7 OS under the moniker Mango which will be rolled-out this fall bringing a deeper integration between native services and apps.

Microsoft's latest mobile platform Windows 7 Phone (code-named Mango), which boasts of 500 new features and support, could soon become a threat to Google's Android and Apple's iPhone OS.

Mac Defender has already created headaches for many Mac users around the world, but it may be only the beginning, according to researchers at Sophos Laboratories.

A Russian software firm has reported that it cracked the encryption on an iPhone, though it requires possession of the device.

Music Locker war just got fiercer as Amazon announced its deal of the day, Lady Gaga's brand-new album Born this way up for grabs for $0.99.

Lady Gaga's, 'Born this Way' overloaded the Amazon servers after the website offered her latest album for only $0.99.

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