OS X iPhone and OS X Leopard Banners at WWDC [More Photos]
CrunchGear has posted the first banners at WWDC which promote both "OS X Leopard" and "OS X iPhone". The "OS X Leopard" banner reads "The world's most advanced operating system," while the "OS X iPhone" banner reads "The world's most advanced mobile platform."
Additional photos from the Flickr photo set from Gernot Poetsch. Another photo posted on Flickr shows a large Apple logo in Moscone as viewed from the W Hotel.
Update: MacNN has posted an extensive gallery of images from Moscone:
Image from MacNN
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48 months ago
leads me to believe that leopard will be around for longer than some of these rumors were indicating. I wonder what they will change about it, with the updates and all.
48 months ago
Interesting to see "OS X iPhone" as it appears they are now quite serious about the iPhone as a true development platform (not that they weren't before but but but...)
Monday should be full of surprises...
Monday should be full of surprises...
48 months ago
These are the "two bridges over the bay" from the invite. :cool: (I'm almost giddy)
48 months ago
leads me to believe that leopard will be around for longer than some of these rumors were indicating. I wonder what they will change about it, with the updates and all.
Well rumors indicate that they're upgrading the iPhone case as well - wouldn't that make these posters obsolete, since they display the old iPhone...???
48 months ago
Why does it say "OS X iPhone" and not just "iPhone" or "Apple iPhone"? I know, I know the iPhone has OS X on it, but it still looks strange to me.
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