Apple has started to decorate Moscone West in preparation for WWDC 2013, set to kick off on Monday, June 10. The new banners inside show off the latest WWDC logo plus the tag line “Where a whole new world is developing.”
With the release of the latest WWDC iOS app yesterday, registered developers world wide will be able to view session videos straight from the application.
Check out the image below via MacStories:
Here’s a better look at the inside via Instagram user appleiphonetechuk (via iDownloadBlog):
Notice this time around–there are no clues as to what we can expect. The icons, which definitely look ‘flatter’ provide nothing else but colours, whereas last year blatant iOS 6 banners put up inside spoiled the grand reveal. This year, Apple is widely expected to unveil iOS 7, OS X updates and refresh its Mac lineup.
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It is obvious that those are app icons!
Orange should be Music; green, Message; purple, iTunes Store; blue, App Store
I wonder what goodies are coming.
Honestly, removing the skeumorphism is quite a great goodie for me, especially that stitched leather. Stitched leather is great, really, but not as an app icon unless the app is about stitched leather! 😛
how about, removing the app limit in folders?
The banner reads : WWDC MMXII – Where a whole new world is developing. I honestly wonder what that means.
Well, Einstein, it’s a “developers” conference, where the intent is to focus on “creating new things”.
And you can, of course, expand the notion to include the affects of new OS versions spawning creativity towards new directions, and an every increasing influx of new developers to iOS.
Oh thanks for the obvious, but I figured that part out already.
Your other posts here have been nothing but blindingly obvious, so I figured you would be able to appreciate an obvious response.
What are you talking about?