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June 6, 2008 10:55 AM PDT

Live coverage of WWDC 2008 starts Monday morning

by Tom Krazit

We'll be covering Apple's annual WWDC conference live on Monday, starting at 10 a.m. PDT.

(Credit: Apple)

If you want blow-by-blow coverage of Apple CEO Steve Jobs' keynote address on Monday, make sure to pay us a visit before 10 a.m. PDT for our live report.

I'll be inside Moscone West on Monday morning, where we expect Apple to unveil a new iPhone and talk more about the next version of Mac OS X at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference. We'll be posting live updates every few minutes from the conference hall, and will have photos of the new iPhone and anything else that gets introduced Monday morning as soon as humanly (or networkly) possible.

After the keynote, make sure to come back to CNET later in the day for complete coverage of WWDC, including initial impressions of any new products and video of the keynote address.

Tom Krazit writes about the ever-expanding world of Internet search, including Google, Yahoo, online advertising, and portals, as well as the evolution of mobile computing. He has written about traditional PC companies, chip manufacturers, and mobile computers, spending the last three years covering Apple. E-mail Tom.

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by jyanee June 6, 2008 11:43 AM PDT
San Francisco is the IT conference capitol of the world and the Moscone Center is absolutely beautiful and fun. Since I unfortunately can't be there, I'll be watching online. Have fun people.
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by FS1982! June 6, 2008 2:05 PM PDT
Kudos Apple to your marketing department. I am so excited about the WWDC I can't stand it. "I'm sooo excited....and I just can't hiiiide it.....dun dun dun dun dun....and I think I like it." I just want to run to the rooftops and yell I love my iPhone! Soon it will be I love my iphone 2!
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by iskrishna June 7, 2008 8:12 AM PDT
Im most excited about this even.first time ever Apple seems to be looking at unlocking their product for external developers to explore ..Opensource stretegy realy brings Iphone more feature rich and low cost Thx I.S. Krishna Tata Tele .India
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by iskrishna June 7, 2008 8:13 AM PDT
Im most excited about this even.first time ever Apple seems to be looking at unlocking their product for external developers to explore ..Opensource stretegy realy brings Iphone more feature rich and low cost Thx I.S. Krishna Tata Tele .India
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by thunderblizzards June 7, 2008 4:53 PM PDT
Is the MacBook Pro going to be revamped? I'm waiting for the next update to buy one.
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by budsully13 June 7, 2008 8:42 PM PDT
It seems people have forgotten the big thing. The next software update for iphone and..............Ipod touch!!! I swear people have gone and forgotten about the touch all together. All people care about is the update for the iphone. Not even apple talks about it for the touch. And tell me this, A while back, apple released a letter explaining why they charged for the 1.1.3 update for the touch, now the are charging for it again. JUST FOR THE TOUCH????? Excuse me, it is a MAJOR UPDATE for BOTH devices so BOTH should have to pay for the update, or not at all. Apple is a money stealing company. They may seem good but the stuff they mac is worth A LOT less than what they charge for.
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by jms278 June 8, 2008 3:29 PM PDT
As an iPhone owner, one also has to continually pay the additional 20-40 dollars a month just for unlimited internet on such a slow network, which in itself is a crime, and therefore, the iPhones shouldn't be charged to update. I personally think the iTouch is a waste of money. It's limited to only certain things, and when it's only 100 dollars more for an iPhone, why not get the iPhone? It surely is quite the incentive to switch networks, if that's the case. this charging for updating on the iTouch is karma for settling for something that's such a mockery of what the iPhone is.
by schuimpge June 8, 2008 11:13 PM PDT
Budsully13: Please read up some on accounting...
The reason they charge for the Touch is that it was an upfront sale, whereas the iPhone is booked over 24 months, which allows Apple to give new options to end-users for free on the iPhone but as a sale to the Touch.
It is similar to the issue on upgrading to Wifi N-standard on the MacBook Pro's, where Apple charged a nominal fee.
Again, this has nothing to do with Apple, this has to do with US-Government, Tax and Accounting Regulations.
by anti3g July 7, 2008 7:16 PM PDT
The actual price of the new apple iphone 3G = $399!

The published price being advertised all over for the new apple iphone 3G is $199?what they are not telling you is that price is only for new ATT customers and those current ATT customers who happen to be eligible for an equipment upgrade (according to ATT, upgrade eligibility is ?generally? determined by the amount of time remaining on a current contract). For all those current ATT customers who do not happen to be at the end of their contract, the actual price for you is $399 plus an $18 upgrade fee along with a new 2-year contract. ATT is penalizing their long-time, account in good standing, customers a whopping $200. Why is the actual price of the new iphone not being advertised for what it is?$399? It?s the same price as the old iphone with an increase in the data plan.

Post your 3G iPhone activation experience or opinion at:
www.themissingasterisk.blogspot.com
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