Apple Shows Innovative Leopard & iPhone SDK Development Platforms

Posted on May 14, 2008
Filed Under iPhone General

Apple today announced that the company’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference will begin on Monday June 9, 2008 in San Francisco to showcase two innovative development platforms for the world’s advanced mobile systems OS X Leopard and OS X iPhone.

WWDC 2008 will give nearly 150 information sessions and labs to cover in-depth the innovative techs of OS X iPhone and OS X Leopard. The conference will introduce the first iPhone track with exploration of the OS X iPhone 2.0 software capabilities, including the the App Store and iPhone SDK.

The iPhone track lets mobile developers work with Apple engineers and create revolutionary iPhone’s Multi-Touch user interface applications, as well as animation technology, iPhone SDK, rich set of programming interfaces for Core Services, Core OS, geographical location technology and built-in three axis accelerometer in order to deliver amazing innovative mobile applications.

The conference will include:

presentation sessions to provide an analytical look at OS X iPhone, OS X Leopard and other new tools and technologies, for instance the Cocoa Touch, iPhone SDK, Interface Builder, Xcode and many others
Practical sessions to show Apple’s own coding strategies and techniques
Tech labs for one-on-one work with major Apple engineers
Special events, like the Apple Design Awards, Welcome Reception, Stump the Experts and Lunchtime Speakers.

Let’s recall that Apple made the PC in the 70s with the Apple II and reinvented Macintosh PC in the 80s. Today’s OS X operating system and iLife show the results of hard work and creative attitude. Apple’s iPod portable music, iTunes online store, various media players, and now its revolutionary iPhone have colorized our life.

You can visit Apple’s WWDC website for complete session details and registration here