Since the D11 conference yesterday by AllThingsD, there is some commotion around Apple. Indeed, one of the Apple CEO Tim Cook comments, casts doubt on the presentation of a new product in the iOS WorldWide Developer Conference.
At the D11 conference yesterday by AllThingsD, Tim Cook, then interviewed by the U.S. site, said the KeyNote June 10 to be held at the WWDC will be a mere launching pad for new systems holdings of the California firm. We can therefore conclude on the fact that there will be no new iPhone or new iPad presented at WWDC, but ...
"What I can say is that we have our developerconference in less than two weeks," announced Apple's CEO, before continuing with "We’re going to be rolling out the future of iOS and OS X and we’re all super excited to do that. "Statements that casts doubt on the presentation of a new iOS product. Blogger Jim Dalrymple then announced that there's no need to rush and wait for the WWDC to get answers to questions we all ask.
"Some commentators were quick to interpret the comment of Tim Cook as a sign that the WWDC could see everything after the launch of a new iOS product" expressed by the blogger. What is certain is that WWDC 2013 will be the work of launching iOS beta 7 and OS X 10.9 (Lynx) also in beta.
What do you think of the comment of Tim Cook?
