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AppleInsider: WWDC to take place June 11th - 15th
Take this with a grain of sodium chloride, but AI is reporting that "people familiar with conference planning" have tipped them off to the dates of this year's World Wide Developers Conference. These "people" call June 10th - 15th for WWDC 2007, nearly two full months before last year's knocked-back WWDC, which took place on August 7th, 2006 (delayed, presumably, to make way for the release of the Mac Pro). Even though many folks, including students such as myself, typically consider June to fall under the Summer category, these dates are still technically Spring, which is fueling speculation that Leopard could possibly land on June 10th - the first day of WWDC where Steve Jobs has traditionally done the keynote thing.AI also speculates that iLife and iWork updates could also depend heavily on Leopard technologies, which means we might not see even these software packages until WWDC also. However, they did respond with a coy "stay tuned!" when asked about these updates in their recent Q1 2007 financial results that we liveblogged, so... uh, stay tuned!
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Jon said 11:10PM on 1-25-2007
Or the Mac Pros may be introduced at NAB 2007 in April.
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mrtotes said 6:08AM on 1-26-2007
Although I'm bursting to blow a load of cash on a MBP preloaded with iLife 07 and Leopard I'm glad Apple appears to be taking it's time this year. It seems too many Intel Macs and Universal apps (esp. iLife 06) were rushed out in the big-push last year and Quality Assurance went out the window....
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Stefan Seiz said 7:12AM on 1-26-2007
WWDC always starts on a Monday and finishes Fridays, so this would make it June 11th to 15th. So much to the factual correctness of rumors.
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Stfan Seiz said 7:13AM on 1-26-2007
Posted just so Safari will remember the password associated to my email. It would be easier if you'd let us pick a password which we could also remember.
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