TechCrunch has reasserted their prediction that there will not be a hardware release at WWDC and offered a few more insights on what can be expected.
The site believes that Apple is persuading journalists to attend WWDC because they will reveal major changes to both iOS and Mac OS X as well as their anticipated cloud service.
Remember, this isn't just about iOS 5. This is about Apple's entire software backbone. iOS and OS X are both about to receive massive upgrades at the same time. And both will likely be extensively previewed at WWDC. Add to this Apple’s cloud announcements (which may or may not include the "iCloud" music stuff) and you suddenly have a WWDC that looks anything but boring, new iPhone or not.
iOS 5 will reportedly feature some Nuance technology but not for Voice Control and a completely revamped notifications and widgets system.
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The site believes that Apple is persuading journalists to attend WWDC because they will reveal major changes to both iOS and Mac OS X as well as their anticipated cloud service.
Remember, this isn't just about iOS 5. This is about Apple's entire software backbone. iOS and OS X are both about to receive massive upgrades at the same time. And both will likely be extensively previewed at WWDC. Add to this Apple’s cloud announcements (which may or may not include the "iCloud" music stuff) and you suddenly have a WWDC that looks anything but boring, new iPhone or not.
iOS 5 will reportedly feature some Nuance technology but not for Voice Control and a completely revamped notifications and widgets system.
Read More