MacRumors Twitter Accounts, WWDC Live Coverage and Spoiler Free
WWDC 2010 is about to kick off with a keynote address on Monday, June 7th at 10am Pacific by Steve Jobs. MacRumors will be in attendance for live coverage. We'll have text and photo updates at
MacRumorsLive.com. Our live system is also formatted specifically for the iPhone, so you'll also be able to watch real-time updates in mobile safari.
We've also reorganized our official twitter accounts. These include:
@MacRumors - official news
@MacRumorsLive - live updates for events only
We've also set up a Spoiler Free page for WWDC 2010 if you want to watch the keynote without any spoilers. The video is typically posted late in the day following the keynote address. There is no live video feed of the event.
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