Every year before World Developers Conference (WWDC 2015), Apple puts logos, signs and banners throughout San Francisco's Moscone West, where the event is taking place. This decoration is started this tuesday, and work will continue throughout the weekend, to prepare for the Monday Keynote.
Apple has finished placing its two logos on the windows Moscone West exteriors, and yesterday, the first flag was put up. The presentation banner uses the same graphic design elements that they have on the website, along with the slogan "The Epicenter of Change" (The Epicenter of Change). The interior banners can give us some clues as to what we can expect from OS X 10.11 e iOS 9, the two new operating systems that will be presented at WWDC 2015. With the presentation of OS X 10.10, we saw in the flags that represented Yosemite, so the flags they put up today, they could divulge the name for OS X 10.11.
Apple has registered the names of several California landmarks and places, and some of those names include Redwood, Big Sur, Pacific, Diablo, Miramar, El Cap, Monterey and Sierra, among others. We also hope to see some iOS 9 banners shortly.
At this year's inaugural event, you will also see the debut of the new music streaming service, and a revamped version of iTunes Radio. For more details on what to expect at WWDC 2015, be sure to check out our page, which we will put information about WWDC 2015, and our articles, going in depth about iOS 9 y OS X 10.11.
Can't wait !!!