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When WWDC 2013 starts around the world [Chart]

Opinion
Jun 6, 20131 min

WWDC is just around the corner, folks. Here is when the keynote begins based on various time zones around the world.

WWDC is just around the corner. folks. Next Monday on June 10 is when the festivities begin. To that end, someone came up with this little chart indicating when the keynote begins. Might be of help to any international readers out there.

Officially, WWDC 2013 kicks off at 10:00 am Pacific Time at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.

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