Apple’s Word Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) is today. I always get excited waiting for all the new software and sometimes hardware to start getting announced. Today should have a pretty big emphasis on OS X 10.5 “Leopard.” There are a few ways to get your updates when not attending. You can always refresh your favorite blog or tech site over and over as they poor a hand typed up transcript of what’s going on, join an IRC channel that is doing pretty much the same thing, or wait for the video hosted by Apple to get released. Which is usually pretty quick to appear after the conference is over. Here are some links to help you if interested.

Ars Technica CoverageGizmodo Live at WWDCMacWorld Keynote CoverageEngadget Steve Jobs Keynote LiveApple WWDC2007 Video Up Afterwards

Enjoy, everything should be starting about now (10am PST). I am going to be kicking back on Gizmodo. If you wanna discuss all the new goodies feel free to join up with me on IRC at irc.blitzed.org #punksoftware hope to see ya there.

Update: Following the text version of the keynote still made me want to check out the webcast as soon as Apple gets it up. I am currently testing the Safari 3.0 beta, and so far so good. I don’t see any gigantic changes, but I do like the ability to have more control over my tabs. If you haven’t done so yet I recommend taking a peek at all the new demo videos on the Leopard site.