WWDC 2014 : le keynote d'Apple à suivre sur Clubic

C'est ce soir à 19 h qu'Apple donnera le coup d'envoi de la WWDC 2014 avec la traditionnelle conférence d'ouverture. Celle-ci sera comme chaque année l'occasion de présenter plusieurs nouveautés. Clubic se mobilise pour l'événement.

La Worldwide Developers Conference d'Apple est comme son nom l'indique un événement dédié à tous ceux qui élaborent des logiciels et des applications pour Mac, pour iPhone, pour iPad et pour iPod Touch. Mais le discours d'ouverture, ou keynote, sera comme chaque année l'occasion de présenter les futures évolutions de l'univers Apple. Le PDG Tim Cook et ses plus proches collaborateurs se relaieront sur scène à cet effet.

iOS 8, OS X 10.10… et maison connectée ou nouvel iPhone ?

Apple présentera notamment iOS 8, qui devrait intégrer des fonctions liées au bien-être et à la santé. Cupertino présentera également le successeur d'OS X 10.9 Mavericks, OS X 10.10 Syrah, qui risque fort d'accueillir les principes esthétiques et ergonomiques inaugurés par Jonathan Ive sur iOS 7.

Bien que la WWDC ne soit pas un événement consacré au matériel, Apple pourrait bien annoncer des mises à niveau de ses Mac dans la foulée.

Le clou du spectacle enfin, le traditionnel « One more thing », pourrait bien concerner la maison connectée, la domotique, le smart home. Plusieurs informateurs ont récemment convergé dans cette direction.

A moins que ce ne soit un nouvel iPhone, l'iPhone 6. Certains pensent effectivement qu'Apple avancera sa présentation, pour qu'un autre produit prenne sa place à la rentrée, au mois de septembre.

Le dispositif

Clubic relaiera quoi qu'il en soit toutes ces annonces dans autant d'actualités publiées quasi en direct.

Nous relaierons également l'émission spéciale On Refait le Mac, au cours de laquelle plusieurs observateurs (dont un journaliste de Clubic) commenteront les annonces en direct.

Vous trouverez enfin ci-dessous le récapitulatif des annonces, sous forme d'une liste des actualités que nous publierons tout au long de la soirée.

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