Apple has sent an email to all
developers who attended this year's WWDC, informing them that
session videos are now available to download in full.
This is quite a surprise. Last year, Apple took
months to upload WWDC 2009's session videos - this year, they've hit the net within two weeks.
Anybody who attended WWDC can download the videos for
free. At the moment, non-attendees can't access the material. However last year developers who didn't attend WWDC were granted access to the session videos for a fee of
$500, so it's a watch-this-space type scenario for those guys.
Apple has also noted on their developer site that the content of these videos is strictly
confidential. So don't go spreading it around, okay guys? We don't want to know about
iPhone 4's 512MB of RAM...
