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Apple Continues Decorating Moscone West for WWDC Ahead of Monday's Keynote
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Just because Apple's flat design can be improved doesn't mean some sort of slippery path argument would suddenly apply.
You read my mind!
I liked Big Sur, and just suggested San Fransico or Cupertino for OS 11.
I'll be honest, compared to out of the past 5 years or so, this is the WWDC I am least excited about. None of the rumors sound exciting. The one thing that was somewhat exciting (new Apple TV hardware) now seems unlikely to be introduced. Yawn.
Well to be honest, that happens with all companies that stream. Ever noticed how HBO tries to put bans on people streaming the PPV fights? That's the way it is. But Apple wants to keep the stream for Apple customers so it doesn't get bogged down. The system requirements are Macs using Safari, iOS using Safari and Apple TV. That makes sense, otherwise it's going to be another streaming fiasco as last time. If you have an Apple device this shouldn't bother you.Oh Apple...
You can count on the top one not even being considered. LOL. It doesn't roll off the tongue easily.
That's why I put it there
Too bad Washington is out of the naming scheme, as Puyallup, Sequim, and Tulalip would be my contenders.
I was that way on the last announcement (for the watch, in March), and ResearchKit blew the doors off for me. So, there may be some good surprises that grab you.
<-- Glass half full guy when it comes to AAPL
Apple usually puts up the hanging banners inside Moscone a couple days before and some of those are covered.
My final guesses for OS X 10.11 are: Tahoe, Shasta, Big Sur, Jade Cove.
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The image shows something at the center with something rippling outwards. Looking at the image, it looks like someone threw a pebble into a lake and something is rippling outwards, much like an earthquake.
I'm not sure what this means, but I like the design.
I'm not sure what this means, but I like the design.
I do not see a point in announcing/launching OS X 10.11 now. They should fix all the crazy issues with Yosemite first. Without Steve, Apple has lost control over quality control.
It really doesn't matter what the version number is, the question is has Apple shift their priority to focus on optimization and stabilization for the year.
As for Jobs, Apple had bad releases under his control as well. The very first 10.0 release was horrible, 10.6 first release had a horrible data loss bug and many more. 10.5 wasn't great until a few updates later.
It is all about what Apple focuses on for the year. If this is the year of Snow xxx, it's going to be a good one. Even Snow Leopard took a few updates to really knock it out.
Wait, analysts have to have sources?
They, at the very least, have to pretend they have sources.
Let's honor W.C. Fields and name it "Anaheim, Azusa, and Cucamonga."