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Steve Jobs, Apple CEO will kick off the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) with a keynote on June 28 2004, that will preview of the latest version of Mac OSX, the "Tiger". The five-day event, which runs from June 28 to July 2, will host close to 200 technical sessions with new content designed to serve a wide range of Mac developers.The event will include an in-depth look at Mac OS X technologies, from its open source foundation to innovative application frameworks, next generation development tools and its industry leading graphics and imaging capabilities. WWDC is the place to learn why Mac OS X is fuelling the innovation of both the desktop and server market.
Additionally, visitors will witness an expanded Enterprise IT track specifically designed to help enterprise developers, system administrators and IT managers understand the core technologies that will be delivered in Tiger and fully leverage them in their environments.
This will be coupled by an enhanced QuickTime and Digital Media track for developers and content creators looking to explore the latest in multimedia for mobile devices with 3GPP, best practices for content delivery with QuickTime Streaming Server, and new tools and techniques for creating and delivering exceptional digital media content.
Visitors will also gain access to an expanded hands-on lab with the latest Mac systems, where developers can port and test their code and get technical assistance from the Apple engineers directly responsible for the technologies. Also hosted will be comprehensive sessions providing a roadmap and technical details on Application Technologies, Development Tools, Graphics and Media, Hardware and OS Foundations; and special events and activities such as the Pre-Conference Workshops, Apple Design Awards, Apple Campus Bash, WWDC Exhibit Fair and Special Interest Groups.
