A look back at WWDC banners over the past 11 years

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By Cody LeeJun 9, 2013, 9:19 pm1.2k ptsHot
Tomorrow morning, Tim Cook and company will take the stage for Apple’s annual WWDC keynote. And looking at the recently hung banners, they’ll use at least part of the event to show off a new version of OS X and a redesigned iOS 7. The banners have become a staple at the Conference, offering up subtle clues and…

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