Monday, 5 June 2017
Apple’s WorldWide Developer Conference (WWDC) is the hottest tech event of the calendar year. It’s also the most exclusive. I can quite confidently say that there are developers and reporters who would give a kidney — or perhaps a lung — for a ticket. Usually, at high-profile tech events, you can tell who the reporters are. They’re the ones sat in front of the stage, in the press pit. Everyone else — including people who paid a significant amount of money to attend — sits behind, and usually gets a worse view. But WWDC 2017 is different. This year around,…
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