Most of us would have expected Apple to come with some new products at WWDC. Why not? We were receiving loads of rumors regarding Apple plans to bring a fitness gear iWatch and Apple TV.
Later, in a report from 9to5Mac.com which claimed Apple shifting its focus to OS X 10.10, the next major Mac OS update. As a result, this will reduce the expected features coming in iOS 8. But now a new report from Recode tells a different story. You might have thought after reading 9to5Mac.com report that Apple is bringing some hardware devices too at WWDC, probably iWatch and fable TV. But actually, there is no such plan according to this report. Here is the report:
If you’ve been anticipating the debut of some new category-defining hardware at Apple’s upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference, a word of advice: Dial back your expectations or be disappointed. Sources familiar with Apple’s plans tell Code/red that Tim Cook will not use WWDC to unveil Apple’s mythical wearable device. Nor will he use it to show off a new Apple TV, or even preview the new software the company is developing for it. Which makes perfect sense, really. There’s little point in Apple unveiling a new OS in advance of a significant hardware update. As 9to5Mac’s Mark Gurman reported Thursday, the big announcements at this year’s WWDC are going to be OS X 10.10 and iOS 8 and, perhaps, the rumored Healthbook app, Apple’s coming foray into health and fitness tracking.
This, definitely, is going to disappoint the fans whom were expecting a lot at WWDC. It seems like Apple will follow up with its tradition of introducing new hardware products like new iPhone, iPad and iPad Mini in Fall.
So that’s all from our side. As we nears to the Fall, we can expect to get some really worthy and true leaks.
I get a feeling that Apple may delay iOS launch too till Fall so that, can equip with all the expected features. And release it with new iPhone 6. What you guys think?