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In 2011, less than 12 hours after passes went on sale, Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference had already sold out. To help would-be attendees get a chance to purchase tickets, developers Anthony Herron and Aaron Wardle created WWDC Alerts, a website that lets users sign up to be sent a text message when WWDC tickets for 2012 finally go on sale.
For 2012, Moscone Center's event calendar lists a generic "Corporate Meeting" from Monday, June 11th through Friday, June 15th. It seems likely that this year's WWDC will take place during those dates.
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(View all)Here's an idea: how about if Apple finds a bigger room?
Or make separate events for OS X and iOS.Here's an idea: how about if Apple finds a bigger room?
Jobs said that Moscone is "the biggest place" in San Francisco. I wouldn't know, I don't live there.
Also, the new Apple mothership, er, headquarters is supposed to fix this issue.
Jobs said that Moscone is "the biggest place" in San Francisco. I wouldn't know, I don't live there.
Las Vegas, Chicago, and Orlando (to pick three examples) have bigger facilities.This will be good for scalpers.
Last year it was a issue the guy in front of me in line for for the keynote bought 3 and sold 2 and with the profits was able to cover the cost of the 3rd ticket for himself.