Will there be a 3G iPhone? Will it have GPS? Will there be a new type of Ultra Mobile Tablet, a double sized iPhone with touch pad typing and video conferencing? Will you be able to login to your home or office Mac from your phone? Will there be some sort of integrated TV / iTunes home and mobile entertainment service which will give you everything you want to see and hear anywhere you are on any device you have? (Well, ok, nobody’s predicting that). Predictions have been flying and by the end of the day, we’ll all know, but how do you become the first on you block or in your office to find out?

Apple CEO, Steve Jobs will be making the keynote address today at 1pm EDT/10am PDT today, kicking off WWDC08, Apple’s four day developer conference at Moscone Center, San Francisco.

There will be no live video or audio coverage, so where do you tune in to be among the first to know what Steve Jobs announces today?

Scribble - live blogging coverage of WWDC08 Is aggregating Live bloggers on a new, perhaps powerful tool made just for events like this. You can view the postings in helpful reverse chronological order by logging in using a Facebook or openID login.

Summize’s page tracking WWDC or Apple or iPhone or Steve Jobs might prove to be a good place to read. It should contain tweets from those live tweeting in the WWDC audience, as well as those watching other news sources.

Or Leo Laport & friends will be gathering everything he can together at TWIT.TV.

Caroline McCarthy of the social (a Cnet blog), reports that Outside.in, a New York-based site, which is aggregating hyper-local news, blog posts and business listings, launched a discussion forum that attaches locations to the postings.

This allows them to develop along the lines of Yelp and Craigslist bringing together knowledge and opinion of each neighborhood.

I added the news of free J&R Music performance, J.D. Allen on Saturday, May 24th. It appeared at the top of the listings for the Downtown Manhattan zip code of 10038. I will be emailed when their are comments.

Outside.in looks like the beginning of a great new social site. Check it out!