Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) scheduled to kick off on 10th June until 14th June 2013 in San Francisco is sold out.
Tickets for the annual event, that went on sale at 10am Pacific Time on Thursday, sold out in a record two minutes after which Apple posted a notice on the website saying “Sorry, tickets are sold out.”
The demand for tickets to attend the WWDC has increased over the years. In 2008 tickets sold out in 2 months, in 2009 in one month, in 2010 in 8 days, in 2011 in 10 hours and in 2012 just two hours.
For the first time, tickets could be pre-ordered for the event for developers in the various time zones in the U.S.
Another first for this year’s event is that Apple will apparently be making session videos available during the conference for those who are unable to attend.
