This was my fifth straight WWDC, and was unique for me in a number of ways. I got a couple of opportunities I have not had in previous years, and had a really packed schedule over the four days I was in San Francisco.
I’m impressed by iOS 7. They’ve done so much in seven months. Having said that, they have a lot of ground to cover for release, and I am holding my breath a little for the release on iPad.
Had a good seat, and brought a good camera. Really enjoyed being there. Excited about iOS7.
The day and week after the WWDC keynote is usually a gold mine of new things to read, and today hasn’t disappointed. High points for me included:
All The Apple News in Brief (Wirecutter) If you’re going to only read one thing, read this.
Tim Cook is a Great CEO (Ben Thompson)
‘This Is Our Signature’: iOS 7 (Daring Fireball)
27 new iOS Features that Apple Didn’t Talk About (MacWorld)
List of Mac’s Compatible with OX X Mavericks (Gizmodo) All My machines make the cut.
I represented my team to accept the Webby award we won for Best in Sports Mobile Apps. Here’s the video of the five word speech I gave when accepting the award.
