WorldWide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2006
Apple announced today that the WorldWide Developer's Conference will be taking place between August 7-11 in San Francisco, California.
WWDC is a conference targeted at professional developers, however, Apple has made a number of significant announcements during the WWDC keynote speech over the past few years. August represents a change for the conference, which has typically taken place in June.
Apple has stated that they will be previewing Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) at WWDC 2006.
Last year, WWDC attendees watched Apple unveil its plan to transition to Intel microprocessors and then headed to the lab to run their code on Intel-based prototype systems. This immediate, hands-on access to the newest Apple technologies happens for developers at WWDC and nowhere else.
WWDC is a conference targeted at professional developers, however, Apple has made a number of significant announcements during the WWDC keynote speech over the past few years. August represents a change for the conference, which has typically taken place in June.
Apple has stated that they will be previewing Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) at WWDC 2006.
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78 months ago
Christmas comes late, this summer:
http://developer.apple.com/wwdc/
Aug 7-11.
That makes a Leopard preview a sure bet in my book (hopefully some without non-disclosures!) and I have visions of Conroe towers too...
http://developer.apple.com/wwdc/
Aug 7-11.
That makes a Leopard preview a sure bet in my book (hopefully some without non-disclosures!) and I have visions of Conroe towers too...
78 months ago
As much as I understand their reasoning, I really wish they would stop moving WWDC all over the place. First May, then late June, then early June, now August? :confused:
Time to go figure out a new trip itinerary... :rolleyes:
(Having said that, we'd better get beta copies of Leopard.)
Time to go figure out a new trip itinerary... :rolleyes:
(Having said that, we'd better get beta copies of Leopard.)
78 months ago
Wow a little late but at least I will be out of school instead of taking my exams.:(
edit: Maybe they want to time it with the conroe chips?
edit: Maybe they want to time it with the conroe chips?
78 months ago
Well WWDC is the best bet for when the Intel PowerMacs will be released. I was hoping to get one for my birthday (which is only a few days after the event). If they do release them then, I just hope we don't have long to wait before they are in the shops (like with the MacBook Pro) so I can get one in time. :D
Hopefully by that time, someone will have found a decent solution to running Windows on Intel Macs so I can get rid of my current AMD PC.
Hopefully by that time, someone will have found a decent solution to running Windows on Intel Macs so I can get rid of my current AMD PC.
78 months ago
Oh goody! I have 153 days to save up for something awesome.
Well, unless something awesome is released on April Fool's Day...
Well, unless something awesome is released on April Fool's Day...
78 months ago
I would bet money that Steve announces and introduces the new Intel PowerMac and new MacBook Pro's (12or13 & 17)...completing the line-up. Announced in August...shipped 30-60 days later.
(Other macs will be intro'd before then)
(Other macs will be intro'd before then)
78 months ago
I'm sure these dates are due to some hardware release. Anyone interested in a new Intel PowerMac? Err, uh, Mac Pro? MacTower Pro? MacBox Pro?
Hopefully that means the 12" & 17" MacBook Pros will be coming out before WWDC.
Or maybe the date is based on when some of the more important UB's will finally be available?
Hopefully that means the 12" & 17" MacBook Pros will be coming out before WWDC.
Or maybe the date is based on when some of the more important UB's will finally be available?
78 months ago
I'm sure these dates are due to some hardware release. Anyone interested in a new Intel PowerMac? Err, uh, Mac Pro? MacTower Pro? MacBox Pro?
Hopefully that means the 12" & 17" MacBook Pros will be coming out before WWDC.
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