Apple WWDC focuses on iOS 6, iCloud, and iMap

Apple's global Developer Conference will kick off on March 13, June 11, but speculation about the conference has been spread. Apple will release an iCloud service with the photo sharing feature, according to a report in March. Wu Xiao (Shaw Wu) is an analyst at the brokerage Sterne Agee. He often pays attention to AppleInsider, a blog with Mac as the core report. He said, apple's mobile iOS operating system will upgrade and improve the photo sharing Function and add a 3D map application inside the system to replace Google map.

Apple's new map application is said to use the 3D feature of the C3 technology company acquired last year. The subsequent acquisition of map software company Placebase and Poly9 also convinced analysts that Apple is trying to get its iOS device out of Google Maps. In an invitation received by the US tech blog, it was confirmed that Google will hold an exhibition on March 13, June 6 to show its next-generation Google map features.

Speaking of Mac and WWDC, Apple CEO Tim Cook responded to these rumors in an interview with D10 Technical Conference earlier last week, apple will "blow up rumors" on the WWDC announcement ". "Apple will show unexpected new products," he said, but he did not reveal more details, which really throws people's appetite. Many analysts believe that Apple will present high-tech TVs, but it remains to be argued whether Apple will enter such a highly competitive commodity market. In addition, Apple is likely to talk about iOS 6 at the conference. The operating system of iOS 6 may be more secure and the default Interface may be improved, and some other functions will be improved. Compared with iOS 5, iOS 6 will have a great leap.

During this year's five-day WWDC Conference, a series of technical engineers for iOS and OS X development, deployment, and integration will also provide over 100 technical lectures, and shows the best applications in the past year. "We have a great WWDC plan this year, we can't wait to share with developers the latest news about iOS and OS X."