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WWDC Event Coverage

The World Wide Developer's Conference starts today, with the Keynote beginning at 10am Pacific Daylight TIme:



    PDT/'Pacific' (UTC-7): 10:00 AM

    MDT/'Mountain' (UTC-6): 11:00 AM

    CDT/'Central' (UTC-5): 12:00 PM

    EDT/'Eastern' (UTC-4): 1:00 PM

    UTC: 5:00 PM

    UTC=GMT

Select Apple Stores will be showing the Keynote Live: Complete list

As will many Universities: Complete List

Other sites providing live coverage:

The following sites have traditionally provided coverage, but have not posted announcements at the time of this writing:

MacRumors.com will be providing coverage:

Live MacRumors.com updates will be found here: ChaosMint.com

Remember, a video stream will be posted after the keynote is complete.

New: Minnesota State University Moorhead will be hosting a WWDC Keynote get together. It will be located in the Center for Business, Room 109. If anyone needs information to get there please email me @ jon_bergeron@mac.com.

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