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Slideshow of WWDC 2009 banner pictures: "One Year Later, Light-Years Ahead"

Slideshow of Adam Jackson's WWDC 2009 Photoset on Flickr gives a sneak peak at the banners from the event.

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Computing, Mobile | by C.K. Sample III | Wed Jun 3, 2009 9:10AM | 0 comments

As seen in the slideshow below, Apple has begun hanging banners at Moscone West for its World Wide Developers Conference which begins in 5 days. The first banner reads "One Year Later, Light-Years Ahead" and features numerous pictures of applications for the iPhone and iPod touch. 

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