While an official announcement has yet to be made, Apple’s P.R. department has revealed to Fortune that Steve Jobs will deliver a keynote address on the opening day of the June 2008 World Wide Developers Conference.
It has been widely rumored that Jobs will use the keynote to unveil the launch of the next-gen 3G iPhone. With the recent dwindling supply of iPhones, one could figure that Apple is trying to clear house in advance of their new release.
Piper Jaffray analyst, Gene Munster, states: “The launch of a new iPhone is immanent,” in a recent report to their clients. Munster had also alerted clients of the recent Macrumors.com report pertaining to “a switch in the latest release of the iPhone 2.0 firmware that will allow users to toggle 3G data ON for faster download speeds or OFF to conserve battery life.”
The Countdown to the WWDC has begun, as users can download a Dashboard widget counting down the minutes until the much anticipated conference.
One Comment to “June 9th Keynote?”
PLEEEEEAAAASSSEEEE let this be better than MacWorld this last January ! PLEASE !!!
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