“Every June during its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple previews some of the biggest software changes coming to the iPhone, the iPad, and the Mac. This year, you can expect a lot more,” Jacob Kastrenakes reports for The Verge. “Though there are changes in store for iOS and OS X, the biggest stories of WWDC 2015 could be the introduction of a new streaming music service based on Beats and the introduction of a new kind of app: one that’s meant for the TV.”

“We’ve broken down everything that you should be looking out for, big and small,” Kastrenakes reports. “The event begins on Monday, June 8th at 10AM PT / 1PM ET from the Moscone Center in San Francisco.”

12 things to expect from Apple’s WWDC 2015:
• Apple’s streaming music service
• Apple takes on Google Now
• Maps learns public transit
• iOS gets it together
• Split-screen multitasking
• A new font
• The next OS X
• A path to better Watch apps
• A new Apple TV
• An app store for the TV
• Improvements to Apple Pay
• A smarter smart home

Much more, including each of the 12 bullet points above discussed in detail, in the full article here.

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