Macworld reports that Apple has confirmed the previously rumored dates of the World Wide Developer’s Conference to be June 11-15 2007.
With Leopard set to launch during the first half of this year, you can bet that we’re going to see it unveiled at the WWDC Keynote this year. On top of that, the iPhone is due to be released in June as well.
This is going to be a VERY interesting WWDC.
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Certainly is going to be interesting, great PR/Marketing from Apple, keeping the momentum going. They seem to be breaking into mainstream media here in the UK more and more each day.. which IMO is a great thing!