Apple to launch 22-inch touch-enabled all-in-one PC in 2010, says paper
That’s what that item really means.
You can expect OS X to look much more like iPhone OS beginning later this year. The current face of it isn’t fingertip-friendly nor amenable to the grammar of touch.
Apple’s learned lots from the iPhone OS. They’ll incorporate that as well as add many new features not possible on a smaller display. Some of the new interface on the upcoming iSlate will provide hints of that.
And you can bet the shiny new OS X will include gesture macros.
Vook digital books will look incredible on it.
This will be the year that Apple really pulls away from the legacy model of desktop computing we’ve all been trapped in.
Nothing will ever be the same again.
Save some screensnaps of the current Internet. It won’t look anything like this by the end of 2011. The screwball and brain-dead scrolling down to read that’s been a torment to us all will be dead.
Catch up to what’s coming by reading the prior posts.
Previously here:
Will The iSlate Include Gesture Macros?
The INEVITABLE Changes The iSlate Will Create
Apple’s iSlate: Digital Waveguide Touch?
The Ugliest Fight Ever: Apple Versus Google
The 7 Principles Of Apple
How To Do Touch Right And Wrong
The iPod Decade And The Steve Jobs Effect
Touch Will Change Everything
What One Big Change Would An Apple iTablet Bring?
The eBook Test 
I guess then maybe Leopard will be the last version of OS X I use after all.
I totally agree with this article. Steve Jobs’ iPad presentation was full of clues about where Apple is going. I’d like to know more about how Mike interprets these clues, such as the end of scrolling, etc.