What’s on iMore’s desk for WWDCWe're not heading to San Jose this year, but we all have our workspaces set up and ready for Apple's first remote conference.
Every year leading up to WWDC, iMore managing editor, Lory Gil, and Apple analyst Rene Ritchie would share the most important tech they bring with them to San Jose to help make covering Apple's tech conference in-person possible. This year, however, the entire iMore team is watching WWDC remotely and we wanted to share with you how we work from home.
From our preferred ways to watch to the cords and hubs that keep us working (and the snacks that keep us happy), this is what's on our desks as we head to our home offices to cover WWDC 2020.
Lory Gil
Workflow
iMac
If I'm not working remotely, I'm working on my iMac. It's more comfortable than sitting cross-legged on a hotel bed and I have a lot more screen space for the many things I need to cover. My desktop is my life for 40+ hours per week, and my iMac is my single most important tool.
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What’s on iMore’s desk for WWDC
