WWDC live banner hints at new OS X named Yosemite

A trademark registration document was found in Trinidad and Tobago, where the two places were Apple's favorite secret registered trademarks. Granville Front Network news, from the discovery of this document, the next generation of OSX10.10 operating system may be named Osxsequoia, Osxmojave, Osxsonoma and Osxventura. But today, from WWDC's live banner, it shows the famous Yosemite Canyon Capitan (Elcapitan), which may hint at the name of Osxyosemite (Yosemite). These trademarks were registered at the Intellectual Property Office of Trinidad and Tobago on March 11, covering Osxsequoia, Osxmojave, Osxsonoma and Osxventura, each of which is a well-known city or geographical feature in California. Interestingly, the Trinidad And Tobago file also mentions the names of two cities, Sonoma and Ventura, which are not a geographical area, and it is likely that Apple will start using city-naming rules, just as other High-tech companies name the city as a work item code. From the banner pictures from the scene, Apple painted a huge El Capitan in Yosemite Village, white clouds around the top of the hill, Yosemite the same trademark also found in the document, but the date seems to match the X-OS logo. However, the site banner is more persuasive than the registration document, the application of the trademark may be just a smokescreen, distracting attention.