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Tuesday, 28 April 2009

WWDC Has Sold Out

Posted on 15:08 by Unknown
According to Matt Drance, Frameworks Evangelist at Apple, Elvis has left the building, and he took the last WWDC ticket with him. Hope you got your tickets, it gonna be swell.
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