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Apple has announced WWDC 2008. It will be held June 9th-13th at the Moscone West convention center in San Francisco, as usual.
The most anticipated part of WWDC by Apple fans is the keynote presentation which will be held. The keynote will be held on the 10th, as it is a Tuesday, and promises to be big. The invite image (above) features two Golden Gate bridges and the title: “A landmark event. In more ways than one.”
Last year’s WWDC keynote was generally agreed a major letdown. It was mainly Leopard focused, and they focused almost entirely on features they had previously demoed at Macworld 2007. No big “Top Secret” features that Steve had promised were unveiled, and overall, very little new stuff was shown compared to an average keynote.
With luck, Apple will live up to the bar-setting tagline of this month’s invitation and announce some really cool stuff. WWDC is usually the place where professional computers and software get updates. Consumer products are reserved for Macworld.
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