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Apple Announces WWDC 2014 Scheduled for June 2-6, Ticket Lottery Starts Today
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I think it was 71 seconds.
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I don't think the company's with a lot of money to spend need to go to WWDC.
Lol, do people actually go out to theaters for this? I prefer to just watch it online.
To me Amazon's STB is like their Kindle tablets. Nice products but nothing revolutionary. And it seems Wall Street agrees as Amazon stock was basically flat yesterday and is down over 2% today.
according to apple.com's developer site "WWDC tickets may not be sold, resold, bartered, auctioned, or transferred in any way."
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I know! The quiet is making me think either 1) Apple is going to be releasing some AWESOME products this year or 2) Apple is beginning to run out of ideas to differentiate themselves. We keep hearing Tim say Apple is "more innovative than ever" but being innovative behind closed doors and being innovate with the products that hit consumers are 2 different things.
Spoiler free
It's a again that time of the year where I have to change my homepage, and stop checking Newsify on my iPhone
Spoiler free is the way to go!
It's a again that time of the year where I have to change my homepage, and stop checking Newsify on my iPhone
Spoiler free is the way to go!So the new Macbook Air
Maybe other items but we'll just have to wait and see
Apple won't announce their most popular Macs months in advance. It would kill revenue, especially during the back-to-school period. The Mac Pro was a special case.
This lottery is a good system. At least I'll be in with a chance (however slim) to get a WWDC ticket this year. The last couple of years I've missed out because the tickets were gone before I even got the notification that they were on sale
Good luck to you then!
Hope you win one! 
I think when it comes to product innovation, the wheels are spinning a little now days. Sure, the clever designers who actually created those products are still there, and no doubt still doing some great work. But without Steve's razor-sharp focus to identify the best products and features and to push them relentlessly forward, it's inevitable that "innovation" will slow down a little.
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Good luck to you then!
Thanks. Just realised that the last WWDC I went to was the year the iPhone 4 was released. Seems like a very long time ago now!
Now where exactly does it say what products Apple will be introducing? I can't find information on this anywhere...
Oh yes, it's a surprise, right? Duh.
Oh yes, it's a surprise, right? Duh.
You think Steve is the only one that could/can do that at Apple? If so then I guess Apple is truly f'd.
The "Motto" seems wrong
The Motto "Write The Code. Change The World." will backfire
Everyone knows it's "Write The Code. Change The Code."
But I will be excited about new ARM stuff and even cooler GPU features.
Hardwaredesign is overrated. It's all in the software.
The Motto "Write The Code. Change The World." will backfire
Everyone knows it's "Write The Code. Change The Code."
But I will be excited about new ARM stuff and even cooler GPU features.
Hardwaredesign is overrated. It's all in the software.
Did you feel that way between 2001 and 2007? Was there anything besides the iTunes Store that was groundbreaking in any way? I guess the transition to Intel? Other than that wasn't it basically incremental updates to existing products? I think there's a bit of revisionist history going on. There were plenty of Apple events under Steve that by today's standards would be considered total snoozers.
I doubt they'd talk about "Healthbook" until they announce the iWatch. It's too obvious.
That wouldn't move their stock one way or the other. Amazon sells billions every year and pretty much breaks even and in most cases loses money. So basically Amazon runs it's business like the US Govt.