Apple WWDC 2014 developer conference is scheduled for June 2, and we are already waiting feverish.
Apple will announce? iOS 8? A successor OS X Mavericks? IPhone, iPad, Macbook some? For the sake of our wallets, we hope not all of the above.
As in previous years, the company has designed a new logo for the occasion natty. But what can we learn from these colored squares and tell their optical illusions? We took a look back at previous charges with the benefit of glorious step back and see what's going on.
The original iPhone was announced at MacWorld in January 2007 and speculation about the iPhone 3G was endemic Invite 2008 and a reference point (the Golden Gate Bridge, of course) divided into two indicated two important announcements before the WWDC - and so it was: iPhone 3G Hello, hello App Store full third party applications. Were also introduced iOS 2.0 (!), Push notifications, and MobileMe (RIP).
A dull look for WWDC 2009 with the iPhone and its applications that require a bit dreary center. All we can really say about the show from the teaser logo was that the iPhone was going to be the focus.
We stayed for iOS 4.0 in the hope that a new iPhone and a great update to Snow Leopard "Windows 7 give a run for their money" before Steve Jobs WWDC stage to the iPhone 3GS, a bet disappointing day for Snow Leopard and a show new MacBook Pro line-up.
Our expert telephone Gareth Beavis was also impressed with the iPhone 3GS and said it was "not to lay the smackdown on the Palm Pre." Oh Gareth.
Applications were firmly on the menu for the WWDC 2010, but not exactly on the iPhone 4, Steve Jobs to show the logo at the end of the announcement at the conference. Described as the world's thinnest smartphone with a depth of 9.3 mm ridiculous today, a mobile game gyroscope change game and a plurality of antenna problems, they began.
Now here's a picture of the merger between Mac OS and iOS - all these applications are sitting in the MacBook-esque gray sea? It was the logical conclusion. Unfortunately, it was the wrong conclusion.
The iPad was launched last year to life, and we expect iOS 5 CME announced 2011 Hand in hand with the iPhone 5. What we have iOS 5, iMessage, Magazines, over-the- air updates, OS X Lion was and the term "post-PC". In a shock move for Apple iPhone 4S was not revealed until October 2011.
Here's where things started to become colorful. The square-ish app that showed the Apple logo message of iOS 6 to 6. This will be examined and logos App we expected iOS sold in record time point (within two hours) and actually see the launch of new operating system. The logo is not just the tilt of us to see the debut of the Apple Maps app unfortunate, however.
Well hello, new Slimline font for iOS 7. We were only able to recognize that, with the benefit of hindsight, but Apple has not been realized because the "benchmark" Load 2008 rumors that a new look for iOS was on board infiltrates weeks before the WWDC 2013, and we were not disappointed by the own dishes, iOS 7. Mac OS X also received ReJig in the form of Mavericks, and Apple also launched iTunes radio.
What we have to guess WWDC 2014 last year logo? Well, not much more than the obvious. iOS 8 was expected, and OS X 10/10 certainly was not a surprise.
The color iPhone 5C-ish and police iOS 7 suggested that the new mobile operating system would not be much difference in terms of design - and it was not. Apple with the introduction of HomeKit, even if it is to suggest a step forward nothing radical he would come.
This brings us to 2015, a lot has changed since last June; We now have an Apple-clock, a larger iPhone and new services such as Apple wages. If anything, the new logo is reminiscent of a post-Jobs Apple TV, which is now firmly in the hands of Tim Cook.
Or at least the text. The picture is only a large Venn diagram of shapes and colors, as this Apple could absolutely nothing and anything to say.
The clock is definitely a major focus of WWDC 2015 as proposed by the circles, but it could be a hint of future major changes in iOS new? In addition, after the chef commented on television, "stuck in the back of the 70", now would be a good time for Apple to announce its solution for this problem. The place is very well located and TV-like, do not you think?
If there are missed straws clutch need, please let us know.
We will report the great keynote WWDC 2015 Live June 8, such that for all official off news as it breaks.
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