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It's WWDC 2014 day! Join us for our liveblog
It's WWDC 2014 day! Join us for our liveblog
Live Because if no one liveblogs it, it hasn't happened
Is that an iWatch we spy? No.
Ahh, the smell of OS updates is in the air! Must be WWDC 2014
day, the day when Apple makes all our dreams come true by changing the
font on the Calendar app slightly and trying to make us all sign up to
bigger iCloud accounts.
That's right, it's keynote time: and what are we expecting to hear from Apple today? We'll be honest, it's a mixed bag.
Tune in at 6pm BST / 10am PST / 1am AEST
08.59
- Wonder what this is referring too? Eight new devices to be shown off?
The number of times Tim Cook will address Dre as "The Doctor" during
his keynote? Or maybe, just maybe, it might have something to do with iOS 8 - probably not though. 08.51
(San Fran time) - We're in the glorious "holding area" of the Moscone
West centre in San Francisco waiting with the pack of assorted press
from around the world for the main doors to open at 09.00.
That's a full hour before WWDC 2014 kicks off, so plenty of time to elbow our way to the front and attempt to storm the stage.
Spoiler alert
After the retail updates that nobody cares about and the reminder that Quite A Lot Of People now use iPhones, Tim Cook and co will probably announce some upgraded Macs and MacBooks and a new version of OS X Mavericks named after another California surf spot.
Then, after exhaustively running through the minutiae of that, we'll hear about iOS 8 and its Healthbook app. There'll be some vague hints about what the iPhone 6 will be capable of, but it's very unlikely that Apple will actually announce a new iPhone today.
Then come the wildcards: could Tim Cook finally let us in on the cosmic joke that is the iWatch?
Will he announce an Internet Of Things friendly standard for the iHome
so you can control your future fridges with your iPhone?
Will Dre come out and drop Still D.R.E. with Eddy Cue filling in for Snoop?
There
is no way to know until the whole shebang kicks off. So join us here
for our liveblog at 6pm BST / 10am Pacific / 1am June 3 Australian
Eastern time - or join in the fun over on Twitter.
In the meantime: here's a more exhaustive list of what to expect from WWDC 2014
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