[ZDNET] Jobs floats on 'free' iCloud; HP appliance happy; Xbox Live TV

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Breaking News WWDC 2011: Apple iCloud will be free, iTunes Match replaces pirated songs Ever since it was announced last week that Apple CEO Steve Jobs would present iCloud at WWDC 2011, there has been a deluge of rumors and guesses as to what it might be. Now, we have the answers. READ MORE More coverage: WWDC 2011: Apple iOS 5 integrates Twitter, sports new notification menu WWDC 2011: Apple takes other platforms best services, makes them better with iOS 5 WWDC 2011: Apple Mac OS X Lion sports over 250 new features Apple aims to make disaster recovery personal Walmart drops iPhone 4 price to $147, effective June 6-30 Apple's 'One More Thing' retrospective Gallery: Apple's WWDC 2011 Must-Read Stories   HP goes appliance happy: Steps up preintegrated IT infrastructure rollout Need a career change? 10 options for IT-burnouts Microsoft's E3 offerings (photos) Hackers exploiting Flash Player XSS vulnerability Syria's Internet is back up... for now Recommended Business Video: Implement and Operate When implementing business video, there are bound to be issues. In this video from Cisco, the third in a series of four, you'll learn about implementing and operating business video. Connect with ZDNet   Become a fan on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Watch us on YouTube

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