Every year at the MacWorld Expo in San Francisco (MWSF), mac geeks gather at the Moscone Center to listen to Steve Job's keynote address where he announces something BIG! Last year it was the shuffle and the mac mini, a couple of years back it was the PowerBook.

Well this year with a certified Apple geek on board, MobileWhack made sure we'd cover the event and give you an up-to-date report. Below are already two posts covering the major announcements, the first two intel-based macs the MacBook Pro and the new intel iMac.

Here is a summary of the other announcements:

iWork 2006: A new version of Apple's productivity suite includes Pages 2 and Keynote 3. The new Pages has new apple-designed templates, support for Microsoft Word documents, and the ability to create 3D Charts and Spreadsheets. Keynote 3 allows you to create presentations with cinematic effects. iWork'06 is $79 dollars at the online AppleStore.

iLife 2006: includes updated versions of iPhoto, iMovie HD, iDVD and GarageBand plus a new application called iWeb which allows you to share photos, movies, podcasts and blogs on the Internet using a .Mac account. The new version of iPhoto supports a new feature called Photocasting (almost like Flickr with RSS support). iLife'06 is also $79 at the online AppleStore.

iPod Radio Remote: Combines the convenience of a wired remote control with new FM radio capabilities for the iPod nano and 5th generation iPod (iPod video). $49 at the online AppleStore

Steve also announced new .Mac services, 1500 new widgets and Mac OS X 10.4.4, and new video content for the iTunes Music Store including Saturday Night Live. You can watch Steve Job's keynote here.