Apple to Show New iPhone 3.0, Mac OS X in June
Adding fuel to the new iPhone fire, Apple yesterday announced that the company would be holding an event for developers at the beginning of June.
This year's World Wide Developer’s Conference is set to take place June 8 to 12, and while there’s nothing in the invite about new hardware, the company last year announced the iPhone 3G at the WWDC. Set to take place at Moscone West in San Francisco, Apple promises users a look at the “powerful software behind the iPhone OS and Mac OS X,” which can really only mean one thing: iPhone 3.0 and Snow Leopard.
If you want to attend this year’s WWDC, you’re going to be paying a price. While Apple boasts those who book in the next month or so (before April 24) will save three hundred bucks, early bird tickets will still set you back $1295. Ouch.
We know there’s not a lot of Mac users around these parts (at least, not as many as there are iPhone users), but if you’re part of the Mac-minority, what kind of changes would you like to see implemented with Snow Leopard? Let us know in the comments.
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Apple fans will realy pay $1295 just to visit a glorifed trade show to see what the rest of the world can find out about for free on the internet. Apple fans will pay for anything that you Apple tells them to!!
yes I agree!
LOL - so you guys think that attending all Microsoft TechNET arrangements is free? Or that 1300 bucks is a lot for a five day arrangement? I guess the pro IT world is not a place you usually go :-)
The WWDC is something like 1000 Apple company engineers and perhaps 5000 guests. It is not a trade show.