Macworld 2007

by Scott Beale on January 1, 2007 · 8 comments

Apple

The Apple universe will be converging in San Francisco next week as Macworld 2007 kicks off on Monday, January 8th at The Moscone Center. I’ll be stopping by throughout the week, so maybe I’ll see you there.

Here’s a Macworld San Francisco 2007 Rumor Roundup from MacRumors. The biggest rumor is the possible announcement of a new Apple Phone (aka iPhone). Kevin Rose talked about some of the details on a recent episode of Diggnation.

Oh yeah and of course there are all the Macworld parties.

UPDATE 1: Here is live coverage of Steve Job’s keynote at Macworld 2007.

UPDATE 2: Here are a few photos that I shot at Macworld 2007.

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1 Mo Diddy January 2, 2007 at 7:29 am

Wow thats awesome that there is a list of parties! If you’re going to be @ MWSF take pictures @ the parties for me!

I can’t make it this year, which motivated me to create a website that will allow me to keep up with the event.

http://sharemacworld.com

The idea is: if people use their camera phones to take pictures throughout the week, they can submit them here & everyone who joins will be able to see an ongoing time line of events from MacWorld through the eyes of (hopefully) many different people.

If it catches on (and I’ve already got some friends in attendance planning to use it) then it’ll be a neat way for people who aren’t there to get to feel the full experience, in real time, from a variety of point of views.

It should be like a shared stream of consciousness from Macworld :-)

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