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While Apple will not be broadcasting its iPhone event live today, these sources will be live blogging from the event:
The “Let’s Talk iPhone” event begins at 1PM EST, and we’ll be bringing you updates throughout the afternoon here on our blog as well as on our Facebook page and Twitter feed. Stay tuned!
“*WWDC*”:https://developer.apple.com/wwdc/faq/ is here again, and we’re giddy with anticipation. We’re always excited for it, no matter how many times we’ve been through it before…I mean, really–what today means is new Apple stuff!
So, to lead up to the event (which starts at 1PM ET, by the way), I found a history over at “*Cult of Mac*”:http://www.cultofmac.com/ that will get you in the mood. Did you know that WWDC was first held in 1983 but didn’t gain much mainstream visibility until 2002 when Apple started using it as a new product platform?
“*Read “The History Of WWDC: Apple’s Biggest Announcements” here.*”:http://www.cultofmac.com/171879/the-history-of-wwdc-apples-biggest-announcements-feature/
At 1PM, we’ll be following along to see what Apple has in store for us, so be sure to check back for updates, editorials and more about what’s been announced.
Looking for somewhere to stream live coverage? Visit one of the following:
* “*CNET Live Blog*”:http://live.cnet.com/Event/CNETs_WWDC_2012_live_blog
* “*Ars Technica Live Blog*”:http://s3.amazonaws.com/liveblogs/wwdc-keynote-2012/index.html
* “*Macworld Live Blog*”:http://www.macworld.com/article/1167098/live_update_wwdc_keynote.html
Finally, some real news out of Cupertino today: Apple announced that it will hold an event with an education theme next week. Slated…
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