Summary: We’re quickly approaching WWDC, Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference, which starts on June 10 in San Francisco. Normally, WWDC is a time for Apple to show off its new software and tech for developers. We’ll definitely see iOS 7 next month, with the first major user interface overhaul that the OS has ever seen. Rumor has it that there will be some new hardware shown off, too. But before you rush down to the Apple Store, know that Apple’s not expected to show off any new iPhones or iPads, even though we know they’re coming. Instead, Apple is expected to unveil several new MacBooks alongside a new version of OS X. Like a lot of the MacBook upgrades, these are expected to have only minimal changes, and should begin shipping soon after they’re unveiled. While we may not see the next iDevices we’re going to be using keep your eyes and ears peeled for news from WWDC, as we’ll definitely get to look at the OS those iDevices will be running.
