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The high-school blogger who's been cracking Apple's secrets

In the walk-up to this week's big keynote, nobody had more scoops than Mark Gurman

FORTUNE -- Trying to scope out Apple's (AAPL) product plans in advance is serious business for a small army of tech journalists, one that has been dominated in the past by the team that covers the company for the Wall Street Journal.

But in the walk-up to this week's World Wide Developers Conference, everybody -- including the MORE

Apple's new suburban map app: Not for city dwellers

Memo to Scott Forstall: Not everyone gets everywhere by automobile

FORTUNE -- "Here's the thing," Daring Fireball's John Gruber wrote last month when 9to5Mac first reported that Apple (AAPL) was about to replace Google's (GOOG) iOS Map app with its own. "Apple's homegrown mapping data has to be great. Mapping is an essential phone feature. It's one of those handful of features that almost everyone with an iPhone uses, and often relies upon."

As predicted, Apple's new mapping feature MORE

Apple's WWDC 2012 keynote now available online

The full two-hour presentation in streaming video

FORTUNE -- Less than five hours after it ended, Apple (AAPL) posted the event on its homepage. It's as good as being there -- maybe better because unlike the live keynote, this one you can pause and rewind.

Apple has also posted the new MacBook Pro promotional video. As usual, Sir Jony Ive sets the tone. Here, he ponders the existential nature of change. "To MORE

Video: 1000s of developers queue up for Apple's WWDC

Someone has to write those hundreds of thousands of Mac, iPhone and iPad apps

FORTUNE -- Four hours before CEO Tim Cook was scheduled to deliver the keynote for Apple's (AAPL) 2012 World Wide Developers Conference -- the first since Steve Jobs died -- the queue of developers waiting to get into Moscone West's Main Hall stretched around three full San Francisco city blocks and was headed back to the start of MORE

Live from Apple's WWDC 2012

What's new: iOS 6 for iPhone and iPad, OS X Mountain Lion, new Macs, maps and more

FORTUNE -- Apple (AAPL) on Monday used the occasion of its World Wide Developer Conference -- the first since Steve Jobs died -- to make numerous incremental improvements in its hardware, software and service offerings.

Its flashiest new device is a thin MacBook Pro with a flash drive and Retina screen that's available for sale today MORE

Apple WWDC preview: What the analysts are saying

Is Wall Street expecting AAPL to get a post-conference bounce? You be the judge.

FORTUNE -- Apple's (AAPL) World Wide Developers Conference -- its only remaining public event not explicitly linked to a product announcement -- is set to open in San Francisco Monday, and several analysts issued notes Friday telling their clients what to expect.

Merrill Lynch's Scott Craig: Clockwork-like software innovation is often overlooked. WWDC mainly serves to showcase the latest MORE

What's Apple going to unveil next week in San Francisco?

If anyone has the goods, it's Mark Gurman, 9to5Mac's teen blogging phenom

FORTUNE -- Apple's (AAPL) annual World Wide Developers Conference is scheduled to begin with a Tim Cook keynote June 11, but for Mark Gurman the story began in early May.

In a series of scoops -- the accuracy of which is about to be tested -- 9to5Mac's star 18-year-old blogger (with assists from Seth Weintraub and Jordan Kahn) has been leading MORE

Apple's WWDC 2011 developer sessions now available online

Free for those who couldn't make it to San Francisco or didn't sign up before they sold out

The 5,200 developers who rushed to register before the $1,599 tickets sold out, flew to San Francisco to be there in person, and stood in lines that snaked around three city blocks say that the conversations that took place in the hallways between sessions were half the reason to attend the Apple (AAPL) MORE

Apple's share price inside the reality distortion field: $376.13

Steve Jobs may not care about his company's stock price, but someone in Cupertino does

Here's a piece of Apple (AAPL) keynote trivia spotted by a keen-eyed member of Investor Village's AAPL Sanity board who calls himself the silver_Fox.

At the 45:11 mark in Monday's Worldwide Developer Conference keynote presentation, in the middle of Scott Forstall's canned demo of iOS 5's new notification feature, a stock ticker popped up that showed Apple MORE

Apple's 5.7% drop last week was par for the course

Average post WWDC loss: 5.4%. Average gain from the previous year: 56.8%

There was the usual gnashing of teeth on the Apple (AAPL) investor boards when the company's share price dropped $6.18 ($1.8%) Monday, the day of Steve Jobs' iCloud keynote.

Adding insult to injury, the stock continued to fall three out of the next four days. It closed Friday at $325.90, its lowest price since Dec. 2010, down 5.7% for the MORE