Wwdc 2012

Looking back: The 2012 WWDC keynote - iOS 6, Apple Maps, OS X 10.8 and more!

By Richard Devine, Monday, Jun 10, 2013 a 7:56 am

We're finally here! Well, almost anyway. WWDC 2013 gets underway in just a few hours, so if you're looking for a great time killer then why not look back on last years WWDC presentation. As previously, there was no new iPhone hardware, but we did get iOS 6 complete with Apple Maps, OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion and the launch of the new Retina Display MacBook Pro.

Mobile Nations podcast 17: Tasty hardware profits

By Rene Ritchie, Saturday, Jul 7, 2012 a 9:36 am

Kevin from CrackBerry.com, Phil from AndroidCentral.com, Daniel from WPCentral.com and Rene from iMore.com talk Google I/O, Windows Phone 8, WWDC, BlackBerry 10, 7-inch tablets, and media streamers. This is Mobile Nations!

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ZEN and TECH 42: Keynotes

By Rene Ritchie, Sunday, Jun 24, 2012 a 10:30 pm

Georgia and Rene discuss Apple's WWDC keynote, Microsoft's Surface presentation, and then go over the skills needed for successful, stress-free public speaking. This is ZEN and TECH!

Apple releases WWDC 2012 session videos

By Rene Ritchie, Tuesday, Jun 19, 2012 a 11:54 pm

Barely a week after the WWDC 2012 keynote, Apple has released the session videos. For any registered developers who either couldn't attend WWDC, or who simply couldn't attend every session they wanted to, here's what you missed.

David Barnard of App Cubby talks Retina Macs, iOS 6, and more at WWDC 2012

By Rene Ritchie, Tuesday, Jun 19, 2012 a 12:39 pm

We grabbed App Cubby honcho and Gas Cubby, Launch Center, and Timers visionary, David Barnard right after the WWDC keynote to get his thoughts on Retina MacBook Pros and iOS 6... then we grabbed him the next day to reshoot the whole thing with better audio. (He's a champ like that.) David did an excellent job intuiting Apple's path to Retina, and he elaborates on that here. Also, David dives into iOS 6 -- what it tells us about Apple, and what it means for developers.

Tapbots' Paul Haddad talks WWDC and Tweetbot

By Rene Ritchie, Monday, Jun 18, 2012 a 1:21 pm

Tapbots co-creator and developer Paul Haddad was kind enough to sit down at WWDC 2012 to talk about the keynote, and about their hugely popular Twitter client, Tweetbot.

Editor's Desk: WWDC 2012 aftermath

By Rene Ritchie, Sunday, Jun 17, 2012 a 10:32 pm

WWDC, Apple's once-yearly platform keynote, and the biggest gathering of Mac and iOS developers on the planet, is over. Tim Cook has welcomed us and bid us adieu. Phil Schiller has shown us the most advanced laptops in the world. Again. Craig Federighi gave us a first and final tour of OS X Mountain Lion, and Scott Forstall pulled the curtain back on iOS 6. A lot of numbers got thrown around, and that was for the sessions even began.

But let's tackle things in order...

Podcast app, Power Nap, and how the future of iOS will be automated

By Rene Ritchie, Sunday, Jun 17, 2012 a 12:04 pm

One of the more intriguing aspects of both iOS 6 and OS X Mountain Lion is the way in which Apple is further enabling intelligent background activity when iPhones, iPads, and Macs are otherwise "asleep".

WWDC days four and five

By Leanna Lofte, Saturday, Jun 16, 2012 a 10:17 pm

On the fourth day of WWDC, Rene, Seth, and I went full out at Moscone Center, talking with developers (you'll see the video soon), meeting up with Mark Gurman and some other bloggers, and joining AgileBits, Ecamm, Jake Behrens, and Merlin Mann for dinner.

I don't have very many stories in between photos this time around, so I'm just going to embed them all here for you to scroll through and enjoy!