“In just a few days Apple (AAPL) will open its 2014 Worldwide Developers Conference, and everybody is waiting expectantly for the keynote address on Monday,” J. M. Manness writes for Seeking Alpha.
“Now we do know one thing – whatever it is, it will be BIG! Very big,” Manness writes. “The schedule for the WWDC was recently released, and there is one amazing thing about it – many of the workshops have unannounced titles… As a description for these, the schedule notes: ‘The title and description of this session will be revealed after Keynote on Monday, June 2nd. Check back to view the updated schedule and favorite the sessions and labs you would like to attend.'”
“There are two ways that we know that this is not just another upgrade, but rather something exceptional,” Manness writes. “First is the fact that these anonymous workshops cover virtually every aspect of the topic area, including: tools, frameworks, services, core OS, media, graphics and games. There is even one at 4:30 on Tuesday under the category Special Events. So it is clear that this must be far reaching since it impacts every single corner of the development system.”
Manness writes, But the way we really know that this is going to be huge, is the sheer number of workshops with censored titles. Of some 235 workshops at the conference, about 118 have redacted titles.”
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