Apple WWDC Liveblog: Monday June 9 Tuesday June 10 at 3am
Apple’s WWDC event is only a couple days away, but if you want to know whether you should take the afternoon off on Monday in order to wait in line for a 3G iPhone, you’re going to want to read our liveblog. The official event starts at 10 AM Pacific (1PM Eastern) (AU: or 3am AEST) but we’ll be lining up early like we always do, giving live updates of the sweaty journalists and even sweatier developers. Will the 3G iPhone really make an appearance? How about Snow Leopard? Find out next Monday.
AU: We’re going to be running the US liveblog LIVE on our site at 3am next Tuesday morning (Monday night). If you’re slightly crazy, an insomiac or an Apple fanboy, make sure you stay up late to check it out. Please? I don’t want to get up that early for nothing…
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Hi Nick – given the plethora of websites that will be covering the event live (Mac Rumors, Giz US, Engadget, etc), it might be a better use of your time to wake up at 6am and summarise the Australian perspective on the keynote. I’m not sure that many Aussies will be up at 3am, and for those that are, the live information is the live information is the live information (speed of reporting is probably more important than who is actually reporting it).
But hey, if you’re gonna be up anyway…
I’ll be up @ 3am to watch all the coverage. Hopefully we get some local news.
A reliable source told me that the 3g iphone will include bluetooth and…. wait for it…. a special apple bluetooth headset
@Michael: Ha! I”m up at 6am every morning working through the US feed.
I’ll be adding an Australian flavour to the livefeed as well… I’m just going to go without some sleep next week. But what’s good for Giz is good for me :)
Heh, don’t worry you won’t be the only one awake at 3am…
I’ll probably be awake…
It’s the only way I ever see the sun rise.
all of a sudden my iPod touch can find it’s location using wi-fi, seems like telstra has switched on this function in anticipation of the 3g iPhone, does this mean that the iPhone will not have gps? The wifi location finder is also bloody accurate +- 20m
For the past few events I have been saying I will just get up at 6am and look over what happened, and for the last few events, I have been up at 3am watching what has been released… Will WWDC 2008 be different? Watch this space!