MUST READ  Apple WWDC: 8 Things To Expect By Thomas Claburn Apple's annual worldwide developer conference kicks off next week. From iOS to MacBook Air, we expect big hardware and software news, plus a few surprises.
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Heads Up: Apple's annual Worldwide Developer Conference happens next week, and we'll be live blogging the keynote speech Monday at 10 AM PST / 1 PM EST. Watch for more details (and a link) Monday morning.
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Apple WWDC: 8 Things To Expect
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