By Ryan Block on Jun 8th 2009
Yep, we’ll be live from this year’s WWDC keynote to find out just what Apple has in store for its developer community — and, you know, everybody else curious to see whether Cupertino’s been cooking up any new gear for this summer.
Things start at 10:00am on Monday the 8th in San Francisco (-7 UTC).
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By Ryan Block on Mar 17th 2009
Apple’s been quiet on iPhone stuff for the past few months, but now they’re promising a preview of iPhone 3.0 and the next version of the SDK — I’ll be reporting live to find out whether the next big release will finally have some of the many features iPhone users have been pining after!
By Ryan Block on Jan 8th 2009
This is it for Palm. Today’s launch will either mark the beginning of the company’s second coming — or the beginning of the end. So yeah, you might say expectations are high for Nova and their next-gen hardware — or whatever it is they’re showing off today. But even if Palm pulls out another Faileo, this is going to be a damned interesting event. Read on!
By Ryan Block on Jan 7th 2009
CES doesn’t officially begin until tomorrow morning, but the madness officially begins tonight with Ballmer hosting the first post-Gates CES keynote. Normally we’re in for a host of demos from upcoming Microsoft products (or products running Microsoft products), some semi-futuristic technology concepts, and maybe, if we’re lucky, a jokey, semi-humiliating video featuring Steve. Read on!
By Ryan Block on Jan 6th 2009
Thanks for joining us this morning in hazy SF to kick off gdgt live and an appropriately historic Macworld: the first in a decade that Steve won’t be on stage giving the keynote, and the last time Apple will be present for the show (or so they tell us). Read on for our real time coverage of today’s announcements!
By Ryan Block on Jan 1st 2009
Covering the gadget world live has always been one of my favorite aspects of writing about technology. And I don’t just mean hitting news 24/7, I mean actually being at the big press events doing real-time, in-depth coverage of high profile announcements. It’s a crazy, addicting rush, and there’s just nothing like being on the front lines to report as something big debuts — which is partly why I couldn’t stand to make 2009 the first time in a long time that I wasn’t covering the CES and Macworld keynotes (Jobs or no Jobs!).
From here on in, gdgt live is your spot for finding all of our live event coverage. Because gdgt (and gdgt live) isn’t a blog, we won’t be blowing out the news with post after post, but you will definitely want to be checking in next week when I hit up the Macworld 2009 keynote with Phil Schiller, the CES 2009 keynote with Steve Ballmer, and Palm’s big Nova announcement. (Full schedule is posted after the break; if there’s anything else you’re dying to see coverage of, email us at contact at gdgt!)
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