Steve refused to give any clues as to what the new applications might be. This confirms what Steve Jobs said in July at MacWorld about Apple having more killer apps in the pipe line. Steve Jobs commented that Apple's future product lineup is the best he'd ever seen in his career. When asked how Apple is dealing with the perceived MHz gap. Steve Jobs noted that Apple has an active Mac installed base of about 22 million macs.
Macs are ready for an upgrade too.
We just have to keep making great products that our customers love. If we haven't hit it right on the mark with the G4 Cube we will just keep working on it till we do, 'cause we are pretty dog gone persistent. When asked if Apple is planning an Internet device of some type, Steve Jobs naturally refused to comment. As for OS X things are looking great according to the Steve. Apple has sold more than 60,000 copies of the public beta so far and another 500 sell each day at the Apple Store.