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Apple Announces WWDC 2014 Scheduled for June 2-6, Ticket Lottery Starts Today
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Ya 71 seconds 'til the server crashed. Then emails were sent to developers still interested in buying a ticket a few days later.71 seconds
What I meant with that comment was we can't say for sure what hardware will be announced at a WWDC because nothing specific was mentioned in the press release. But I remember in 2012 a lot of people saying Apple wouldn't be announcing any Macs at WWDC because it's a software developer conference, and sure enough Macs were announced.
I never admit to what I see in these because it is always on the same theme if you catch my drift.
I'd like to a see a block of these developer tickets sold to the highest bidders. Make the amount paid above the conference fee go to a charity of the bidders choice or a list of charities.
I never admit to what I see in these because it is always on the same theme if you catch my drift.
Clowns? Yeah. I'd been concerned by always seeing clowns.
Dear Jony Ive,
please, oh please, don't delegate your Human UX design work of OSX to the marketing team again. They will do the same as with iOS, copy what Microsoft is doing and we will end up with chromeless windows with square edges in an really ugly palette and a slower and buggy OS.
Have mercy
Thanks
please, oh please, don't delegate your Human UX design work of OSX to the marketing team again. They will do the same as with iOS, copy what Microsoft is doing and we will end up with chromeless windows with square edges in an really ugly palette and a slower and buggy OS.
Have mercy
Thanks
Yes, each tile is obviously represents a screen! And notice how the tiles are all difference sizes? Because between iOS and OS X you can target your apps at any different screen size. All the way from the very small (iWatch), to the medium (iPad, Mac) to the very large (Apple TV) !!
I've noticed that if I zoom out the image really small, the icons start to look like pixels on a TV screen, and the blurred apple logo becomes sharp, maybe meaning the image is supposed to be seen from afar.
To me this means this image announces a TV from Apple, and also has the proportions of the new TV, which is wider than full HD, more like the 21:9 TVs from Philips.
To me this means this image announces a TV from Apple, and also has the proportions of the new TV, which is wider than full HD, more like the 21:9 TVs from Philips.
For the very first one there wasn't any beta testing because there was no App Store and therefore there was NO developers to test their apps for the new iOS. As you very well know, now there are hundreds of millions of apps that need to be tested for the new iOS before it is released. That was for the first one. For the fallowing few, as others have mentioned the betas were released few months prior public release.
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Maybe, but why is the Apple TV all the sudden such a big thing that the WWDC logo should contain hints related to it? I honestly don't understand.
Obviously the logo isn't hinting at new product announcements, but rather the number of colored squares is the paltry amount of tickets available.
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Scaled squares to indicate that Apples entire hardware lineup are now all using retina screens.
Interesting though how the first "W" doesn't quite right full height on the right side.
Scaled squares to indicate that Apples entire hardware lineup are now all using retina screens.
Interesting though how the first "W" doesn't quite right full height on the right side.
Sorry but that Google I/O site is a bit boring. Anyway, why would Apple need to bother anyway? The tickets for WWDC sell out within seconds. They don't need to work hard with fancy graphics and fanfare to entice people about WWDC.
I can never tell if you people are being sarcastic or legitimate in your ideas.