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Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference is about to start today in San Francisco, California. Announcement of 3G iPhone along with the launch of the first 3rd-party native applications for the iPhone platform is expected in the five day conference (9-13 June, 2008). It is indeed going to be a massive event as it is sold out for the first time ever. Steve Jobs’ keynote address will probably be the centre of attention.
According to their official site:
The groundbreaking innovations of Mac OS X Leopard and iPhone OS offer two revolutionary development platforms for developers and IT professionals. The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is the only place you can receive technical information on these sophisticated platforms from the engineers who created them. Bring your code to the labs and work one-to-one with Apple engineers, applying development methods and best-practices you gain from sessions to enhance your application.
A lot of blogs will be coming to the arena to cover the mega event. You can not only follow the latest development on VentureBeat but also see it live on VentureBeat Livestream room on FriendFeed (that way you’re not going to miss Steve Jobs’ famous “Just One More Thing…�).
You can get information on more than 150 sessions and labs.
Immerse yourself with over 150 information-rich sessions and labs where Apple engineers go in-depth on the innovative technologies that power iPhone OS, Leopard, and Leopard Server. Get all the details, including sessions for the first-ever iPhone track, that will take you deep into the technologies that offer you infinite possibilities.
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. You’ll get answers to your most critical questions, insight into development techniques, and best-practices on optimising features that will define your product’s success.
As twitter is down, VentureBeat is going to use FriendFeed for this event and it seems to be the right time to test FriendFeed’s Rooms service. According to Twitter they do have a plan to stay up at the conference but you can’t rely on them on such a day.
Update:
We will be covering the WWDC 2008 conference live at Startupmeme.
