Apple announces Worldwide Developers Conference 2011, iPhone 5 seems unlikely
Apple has announced the dates for Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2011 - Monday, June 6 through Friday, June 10.
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AT&T chief live at conference: we're gearing up for best iPhone experience on Day One
I'm blogging live from NXTComm, the telecom industry trade show being held in Chicago this week.The morning keynotes have just fired up.
Office 2.0 Conference - an iPhone for every attendee
I've been working with Ismael Ghalimi, Oliver Starr, and Brian Solis on developing a Mobility and Productivity track for the upcoming Office 2.0 Conference. We're still in the early planning stages in terms of content for that track but Ismael made a bombshell announcement yesterday that is tremendously exciting. Every paid attendee (as well as speakers and sponsors) will receive an iPhone as part of their registration!
Macworld show floor: More than just iPhone covers and iPod speakers?
Clearly, the jury is back on the Macworld keynote this morning. The "new and exciting" announced on stage this morning was, well, mostly new but hardly exciting.
True live video (and audio) broadcasting app arrives
After a couple of non-starter video apps were released in the App Store the first true broadcasting app for the iPhone and iPod touch was approved for distribution in the App Store today.
The iPhone conference cometh: 360|iDev March 2-4
One of my favorite RIA events is 360|Flex. The organizers, Tom Ortega, and John Wilker, do a great job of getting the community excited and putting on an event with great technical content and great networking opportunities.
Will Apple hold Friday's iPhone 4 press conference the right way?
Apple sent out some invites to the press for an iPhone 4 press conference to be held this Friday. What do you think Apple will say about the issues surrounding the iPhone 4?
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