Michal Marek Apple has already announced the date of its WWDC developer conference. It will take place in June, as every year, and this time it will run from June 5 to 9. On the opening day of the conference, Apple is traditionally expected to show new versions of its operating systems, the number of which has grown in recent years. On Monday, June 5, the new iOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS will see the light of day. Users should expect sharp versions in early autumn.
It is not yet known what news Apple is preparing. But it is expected that during WWDC we will only see new software and a special event will be set aside for the introduction of hardware. The five-day conference for developers will return to its original venue, the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California, after years.
Interested developers will be able to buy entry to the five-day conference from March 27 for $1, which is over 599 crowns. However, there is huge interest in the event every year and it is far from reaching everyone. It will be chosen by lot from among the interested parties.
Selected parts of the conference, including the opening keynote, where new operating systems will be introduced, will be broadcast by Apple on its website and through the WWDC app for iOS and Apple TV.
We will see the super hit Mario Tactical Godzilla together with Minecraft, where homosexuals will be able to adopt everything possible, and Drake will tell us what he bought for new clothes. We learn that we don't need a Mac and an iPhone is enough for everything. And the biggest news will be a would-be comedian who drives around in a car and talks nonsense with even bigger idiots than himself. Also the new reality show Planet Of Apes. At the end, Tim Cook will speak and say how amazing Apple is and how hard everyone is trying to make the world a better place and he is proud that they have achieved all this. Also, I won't have to pay for another disappointment like those who go there.
I hope I'm wrong, but it's been around for over two years straight.
Oh, and if someone wants a MacBook Pro with HW corresponding to 2017, they will pay 150K+. I wonder what I will do when my MBP dies.
If you don't care, don't pay and don't comment...
Will his problem disappear with a person? It's just that I'm very interested in it, but I'm very sad about the way they're running it.
What to expect from a person with the nickname Josef Stalin... nothing spirited.
Comrade Stalin, Mr. Brož curses because he is used to the Apple ecosystem and products and is addicted to them, and he doesn't enjoy paying double the amount for comparably worse hardware and a compromise, just like me?!? Please think more deeply about the merits of the matter and don't make a fool of yourself.
| I wonder what I will do when my MBP dies.
Surface?
If the situation becomes critical, I will have to turn to a hackintosh or an older Mac.
It's true that the trailer doesn't exactly look like it heralds technological progress... But then again, I have to admit that a friend of mine has a ten-year-old daughter who really uses those emoticons. I've thought Cook was a bull since his first appearance, and he hasn't given me much reason to change my mind so far - but I don't see enough of how Apple works, so maybe I'm wrong. I'd love to be wrong.
And that's exactly what it's about. Apple is turning into a company for children and minorities. Apple is no longer interested in the needs of professionals who have kept Apple afloat for many years.
Children's moods can change, and one day iPhones can catch on like phones from Blackberry, Motorola, Nokia, Microsoft, ... .
And ten-year-olds won't make money on that iPhone anyway. Someone has to buy it for them.
Yup, there will be new smileys again!!
(irony)
This is already a discussion like on Novinky :-/
when will that idiot stop destroying APPLE and turning it into an LGBTI company...
Are you really Pepinek...? Have a lollipop
Tomáš, don't you have a SK page about apple matters? I'm getting tired of the Slovaks constantly lecturing us and stuffing us with their opinions.
It doesn't matter at all, Tomáš. I answered exactly the way Petr Pepínek responded to the article. If I wrote it correctly in Czech, would it increase the weight of my opinion? One discriminates against homosexuals and you are now doing the same with your opinion towards Slovaks.