Apple has today announced that their annual WWDC conference will be hosted between June 11-15 this year. The conference has usually been used to showcase upcoming hardware and software refreshes by Apple and is almost always preceded by a keynote address from the Apple CEO.
Thus keeping with tradition, Tim Cook will be kicking off the event with a keynote presentation of June 11th. I would advise all interested developers to go get their tickets before they’re too late, but, well, it’s already too late and it’s sold out. Sorry guys!
Though apple does not usually pre-announce the contents of their announcements, it’s not unlikely that we’ll be seeing more of Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, as well as some sort of iOS update – more than likely iOS 6. MacBook’s are also overdo for an update at this point so we may very well be seeing that as well.
Via: Ars Technica
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