Tentative Upcoming WWDC Dates Leaked?

[vizkiz]

Other things to consider:

The last 4 WWDC's have taken place in Moscone West.
The last 3 WWDC's have taken place the 2nd week of June.

According to the Mocone Center's website, June 7th - 11th is apparently free in Moscone West.
(See attached image, or their event listing on their website)

That week is free along with:
June 21st - 25th
June 28th - July 2nd

Also note what John Gruber said on March 30th:
http://daringfireball.net/linked/2010/03/30/iphone-hd

Engadget also reports a possible introduction event date of June 22. Last year Apple announced the 3GS at the WWDC keynote in early June. If WWDC is held the week of, say, June 7, I wouldn’t bet against an announcement then.

It seems he may be trying to hint at an earlier date for the WWDC. I know he's not an insider, but apparently he's usually correct about many things Apple.

 

[drmacnut]

I wish I could go to one of these WWDC's sometime. I would be interested to actually meet some of the engineers and designers that make these great products we all enjoy, and ask them how they decide what aspects of the current technology paradigm are going to be deprecated in upcoming Apple products - via the Marketing department or Steve's opinion or what?

 

[iphones4evry1]

Now that we know the Apple WWDC will be June 7-11, does anyone know the schedule of the WWDC,

and more specifically when the keynote speech is (that's what I really want to know; the keynote) ?

I've tried searching Google and MacRumors, but no luck.

Anyone know?

Thanks!

Link to Apple.com page, displaying "June 7-11" http://developer.apple.com/wwdc

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[brianbobcat]

By the way, all these dates have been correct over the years. The posted dates start one before the actual conference, probably to allow for a setup day for Apple, even though we know they actually set stuff like banners up multiple days in advance.

 

[Matthew Yohe]

By the way, all these dates have been correct over the years. The posted dates start one before the actual conference, probably to allow for a setup day for Apple, even though we know they actually set stuff like banners up multiple days in advance.

Not all. 2010 was wrong. But yes, since then they have been accurate.