The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is being held at the Moscone West Convention Center from June 28 - June 2, 2004. The always popular "WWDC Exhibit Fair" returns for vendors to showcase their newest technologies and services. The Exhibit Fair is designed for vendors to showcase their newest technologies and services to the worldwide Mac developer community. Apple's WWDC Exhibit Fair is a hot spot and has been a sell-out exposition for the last three years. RSVP to sign up today, as reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis.

The in-depth technical sessions are the heart of the conference, where you'll hear the very latest developer information and get expert guidance from Apple engineers and industry experts on technologies and programming techniques. This year, the conference will be bigger than ever, with more than 190 high-quality sessions currently planned across seven tracks—Application Technologies, Development Tools, Graphics and Media, Enterprise IT, Hardware Technologies, OS Foundations, and QuickTime and Digital Media—spanning the entire range of Apple technologies.
Harness the potential of Mac OS X Tiger at WWDC 2005

Registration is now open for WWDC 2004. At WWDC 2004, you'll connect face-to-face with Apple engineers and your colleagues from around the world � hardware and software developers, IT managers, scientists, researchers, systems administrators, web designers, and content creators � for a week of education and inspiration.
Harness the potential of Mac OS X Tiger at WWDC 2005

From basics to best practices, the in-depth technical sessions at WWDC provide the latest details about Mac OS X and Apple technologies. Descriptions of more than 100 sessions are currently available to view with more coming soon.
Harness the potential of Mac OS X Tiger at WWDC 2005

Mac OS X provides a wealth of technologies that make it easy for you to create reliable, high-performing, great-looking, and easy-to-use products for your customers. At Apple's World Wide Developer Conference you�ll get expert guidance on the best design, development, optimization techniques, and UI practices for creating outstanding software applications.
Harness the potential of Mac OS X Tiger at WWDC 2005