Apple has posted a new QuickTime video about the 2003 Worldwide Developer Conference. The video is narrated by Scott Forstall, Apple’s director of application frameworks, who offers a general overview of WWDC.
Originally scheduled for May 19-23, 2003 in San Jose, California, the developers conference has been moved to the Moscone Center in San Francisco, June 23-27, in order to provide developers with a more complete preview release of “Panther,” the next major overhaul of Mac OS X.
Conference tracks for WWDC 2003 include Enterprise IT; Apple Developer Tools; Application Frameworks; Core OS; Hardware; and Graphics and Imaging. This year will also see QuickTime Live, normally held as a separate show in Beverly Hills, California, rolled into WWDC. Early bird registration is US$1,295 through May 23; after that, it will be $1,595.
Apple is also offering a “Getting Started” bundle that includes a WWDC ticket and an Apple Developer Connection (ADC) Select Membership. The cost is $1,695 until May 23 and $1,995 afterward.
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