We’ll have a liveblog in this post 30 minutes before the keynote kicks off, tweet text updates as and announce new articles and updates as and updates (in reverse chronological order) after the break. Note: We’ll provide all day coverage of WWDC announcements on MacStories’ homepage and through our WWDC 2012 hub. You dig?Ĭool, because we’re going to be right here Monday morning as WWDC 2012 kicks off with this year’s Keynote. Only once the pot is empty and our live blogger escapes our clutches will we finally sit down to bring you all day coverage of Apple’s latest product announcements. Although, Monday doesn’t have to be all that bad - this year we’re going to try to deliver the goods live from 4th and Howard streets as we hold hostage to do the dirty work of live blogging and taking pictures while we sleep in late, hang out in our PJs, and drink fancy coffee. It wouldn’t be right if we didn’t write WWDC as dubbya-dubbya-DC at least once this year, so we’re going to get that out of the way before we’re slapped in the face with a case of the Mondays. We’ll have a liveblog in this post 30 minutes before the keynote kicks off, tweet text updates as and announce new articles and updates as more Note: We’ll provide all day coverage of WWDC announcements on MacStories’ homepage and through our WWDC 2013 hub. iOS 7 Confirmed: New Banners Up at Moscone West.Apple Starts Decorating Moscone West with WWDC 2013 Banners.
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You can install our WWDC 2013 Liveblog pass here.
By downloading our Passbook pass, you’ll get a push notification letting you know when our liveblog is kicking off, and you’ll also have the chance to grab a promocode or two from some of our favorite developers. This year we also have something cool to remind you of the event on your iPhone.
And as always, we’ll take some time before the event starts (30 minutes) to chit chat with our readers as developers are let into Moscone West. Just like last year, we’ll be bringing you live commentary, photos from the event, and all day coverage of Apple’s latest product announcements in the form of comprehensive blog posts and a good ol’ fashioned roundup for any of the smaller things that happen to show up on stage. We aren’t coming back haunted, but we are coming back with who will once again be our eyes and ears at this year’s opening Keynote on June 10th.
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