Next Monday, the World Developers Conference, WWDC for its acronym in English, will begin, a conference in which developers who can not only know first-hand the main news that will arrive on the market with the next versions of the operating systems, but also, they will also be able to carry out specialized workshops to solve their doubts directly with Apple engineers.
But what most users expect, is to see what Apple has been working on this last year and see if Mark Gurman's theory is finally confirmed, in which he states that Apple will focus on improving stability and performance of all its operating systems without adding great news, something very unlikely. This year the WWDC is being held in San José, specifically at the McEnery Convention Center, a facility that has already begun to be decorated for the occasion.
As we can see in the image that heads this article, the entire facade of this convention center shows us the background of the invitation that Apple has sent to the media. Apple is very jealous in these types of events, as well as the projects it works on, therefore, it is very unlikely that we will be able to see any photos of the interior of the venue before the day of the event.
The posters that are usually hung inside the enclosure, show us specific updates of operating systems that will focus much of the attention during the event. These posters, however, are covered with cloth until the opening speech in which Apple will present the news it has worked on this last year begins.
From Soy de Mac, we will do a full coverage of this event, so I recommend that you stay tuned on social networks to be able to follow the entire event with us and thus find out first-hand about the news that will be presented but will not reach the end user until the end of September.