Apple Details WWDC 2008 Sessions
At the heart of your WWDC experience are over 150 technical sessions and hands-on labs presented by Apple engineers and experts. Get in-depth information with presentations on the technologies that power iPhone OS, Leopard and Leopard Server, and code along during practical "how-to" sessions.
This year's WWDC takes place from June 9th - 13th in San Francisco. The event falls near the release of the iTunes App store and understandably has a large focus on iPhone application development as well as Mac development.
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I want to go this year. For no other reason than to sit in the audience with a giant "Bring the iPhone to Canada!" Sign. Or maybe a "make friends with Rogers!" sign...
3G...sigh....
Looking forward to receiving more details on what Jobs's Keynote will consist of... I think more likely the iPhone...
I wouldn't expect too much talk about the actual hardware because iPhone is a consumer device and reserved primarily for MacWorld. I would expect to hear about iPhone development and SW at WWDC, but probably not too much about the actual device.
But I have been known to be wrong...once or twice:o
I wouldn't expect too much talk about the actual hardware because iPhone is a consumer device and reserved primarily for MacWorld. I would expect to hear about iPhone development and SW at WWDC, but probably not too much about the actual device.
But I have been known to be wrong...once or twice:o
Actually that's what I was referring to - iPhone-related news to be specific. ;)
What are other people's thoughts on what we'll see? I don't know what kind of machine updates would be featured, as a redesign of the Mac Pro, etc. isn't in the cards (at least in my opinion), and software-wise it's too soon for anything iLife-related (not to mention that's more of a MWSF thing than a WWDC thing), so what else? New Apple displays? What are people's thoughts?
I wouldn't expect too much talk about the actual hardware because iPhone is a consumer device and reserved primarily for MacWorld. I would expect to hear about iPhone development and SW at WWDC, but probably not too much about the actual device.
But I have been known to be wrong...once or twice:o
You could be right... but the iPhone is a platform on which developers develop software, so I don't think it wouldn't be at all out of place if Apple decided to announce new hardware for the new iPhone platform. Consumer device or not, I think it would make complete sense if they released a new iPhone at WWDC. It would also make sense if they didn't. I guess we'll have to see.
What are people's thoughts?
Maybe some more applications of touch technology, or of the miniaturization they learned making the Air, to other products. Perhaps a public commitment to Blu Ray.
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