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What to expect at WWDC 2016

WWDC 2016 is tomorrow. Before you get too excited, there might not be everything you might be wanting to be announced. But there might be products that you weren't expecting.

macOS

The latest version of OS X, El Capitan, is great. Tomorrow, we are expecting the next version of OS X to receive a name change to macOS. This is to be in line with the other products like iOS, tvOS and watchOS.
The next version of macOS will receive Siri. An evidence is that Siri referenced 'Finder'. When you say "Open Settings in a window", without referencing  the word Finder at all, Siri looks for an app named 'Finder'. As Finder is the File Manager App of OS X, this proves Siri is coming to the Mac.

iOS 10

The next version of iOS is the 10th version. We are expecting a huge overhaul for Siri and Apple Music. As Google announced The Google Assistant at Google I/O, it leaves Siri in the dust.
As Apple Music's interface is very complicated and the 'Connect' tab isn't doing that well, we are expecting changes to it as well.

watchOS, tvOS

We haven't heard many rumors about these 2 platforms. But we want a good update to the Apple WatchOS as the apps load slowly and there isn't much 'new' in watchOS 2. There is a very slight change of the tv subscription coming to Apple TV.

iMessage to Android

Since Apple announced iMessage with iOS 5 in 2011, it has always been iOS locked, it has never been cross platform. We are now hearing rumors of iMessage coming to Android so you can talk cross platform with iMessage.

That's what we think is coming at WWDC, what do you think?

WWDC - Bill Grahm Civic Auditorium 
                June 13
                Watch the Livestream on apple.com

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