Kicking off June 2, this year’s WWDC was the most eventful Apple developer’s conference in years, bringing us massive refreshes for both iOS and OS X.
But the blogosphere is nothing if not forward-looking, and already people are talking about what next year’s event will hold. While we may not have an answer for that just yet, there may be a few clues as to when it will take place, courtesy of the Moscone Center’s calendar of upcoming events.
Nestled either side of a conferences concerning design automation and the Academy of General Dentistry, the Center describes a Corporate Event running from June 8-12, 2015, which is likely to be Apple’s regular booking. The site has been accurate when it comes to predicting the date of the conferences for the past four years.
There likely won’t be an official confirmation of this until early next year when tickets for the 26th Worldwide Developers Conference become available. This year tickets were distributed by way of a lottery system as a result of increased demand.
Given how much is likely to be happening at Apple over the next year — with its biggest products pipeline in 25 years — next year’s WWDC could well have the makings of the most-anticipated conference yet.
Source: Moscone Center
Via: MacRumors
