Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
Uh, yeah they did. It was distributed only to attendees either via email or the developer download site, I forget which, and you had to install it manually via iTunes.

Correct, they definitely had this last year. I used the WWDC 2010 app. This new app looks very similar, and has very similar functionality. The main difference I've seen so far is that this year, it's on the App Store; whereas last year, it was distributed on the iOS Developer Portal (then called the iPhone Developer Portal).
 
Correct, they definitely had this last year. I used the WWDC 2010 app. This new app looks very similar, and has very similar functionality. The main difference I've seen so far is that this year, it's on the App Store; whereas last year, it was distributed on the iOS Developer Portal (then called the iPhone Developer Portal).

I went to WWDC 2009. That was the first year they had an iPhone app.
 
wwdc 2011 app

hi

I can't find the WWDC app to download on itunes. Is it for attendees only?

howard
 
hi

I can't find the WWDC app to download on itunes. Is it for attendees only?

howard

No. It's there. I have it on my iPhone, not that I can use it or anything... Anyone can download it, but only attendees can login and access the content. Maybe that'll change in the future, never know. I could easily see them using the app as a way to access the Live Stream of the keynote. Makes too much sense for them not to add it at some point in the future.
 
WWDC app only for attendees

The app is only useful for those going to wwdc. And can not be used by anyone else. Useless:mad:
 
Register on MacRumors! This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.