Admittedly, much of the attention Monday was focused on the iPhone 3G S (and the letdown that iPhone users in the US got from AT&T). More importantly, however, was Apple Senior Vice President of Software Engineering Bertrand Serlet and Vice President of Mac OS Craig Federighi showing us during the keynote what's coming shortly down the pike with the next major update to Mac OS X.

Mac OS X 10.6—Snow Leopard—was first previewed at WWDC 2008, so there weren't a ton of new features to talk about. In fact, most ...

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