WWDC as it really is (comic)
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WWDC is just hours away from its start and while we’re all waiting for iOS 6, Retina display Macs and if possible pure magic by Apple, here’s a neat pictorial summary of what the event will actually look like.
Sure, those retinal Macs will be there, but did you expect the “Guardian of forever” time portal Mac? And did you know that the Moscone center event only seems to have sold off while Apple actually put up false walls to hide the empty seats? And finally, of course, Samsung spies at the event will be given a separate presentation by a holographic Tim Cook.
Yup, it’s all true, in the latest Joy of Tech comic. Check it out below to learn all the minute details about the upcoming WWDC!
source: Joy of Tech
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12 Comments
5. ScottSchneider posted on 11 Jun 2012, 03:41 3
The Pic is Awesome as a whole... Except they could have added SJ's soul lurking around somewhere.. Someone who cannot take their minds or themselves away from Apple...
7. andyboi_ph posted on 11 Jun 2012, 04:17 4
very funny.... the android pinata #lol and the very hungry mountain lion ready to devour zuckerberg (in case)
8. anshul0000 (unregistered) posted on 11 Jun 2012, 04:43 3
tim cook, who just drank 4 energy drinks to get him excited.......lolz
11. domspencer01 posted on 11 Jun 2012, 08:24 1
Lol the wildfire RIM thing, love game of thrones references in everyday life!
12. downphoenix posted on 11 Jun 2012, 15:53 1
good stuff. Apple would earn some cool points if they offed Zuckerburg like that. It could even get me to buy an (inexpensive) Apple product. Consider it!
