Apple schedules WWDC for June 10
Apple schedules WWDC for June 10 Reuters

Apple will be hosting its keynote presentation for this year's Worldwide Developers Conference, or WWDC as it widely known, on June 10 in San Francisco, Calif., which also happens to be the same day Microsoft will be holding its own Xbox One press conference at E3.

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This is typically when the keynote occurs, with the rest of the week being dedicated to sessions for developers, along with events held at Apple's headquarters In Cupertino, Calif., and other parts of the Moscone Center in San Francisco.

AllThingsD reported speakers for the keynote have yet to be announced, but you can expect to see Apple CEO Time Cook take the stage and present the latest version of iOS and OS X.

Many Apple fans are hoping that Apple and Cook will unveil the next iPhone 6 or 5S along with a new and improved iPad and iPad mini. But at this point no word yet on what exactly will be presented this year at WWDC.

There has been no word yet on Apple's end to stream the event live. The company did that last year for its October event when the IPad Mini, iPhone 5 and new iPod were unveiled.

The show will run between the days of June 10-14 and this year's show sold out in less than two minutes, so expect this convention to be packed.

Check back in with Latin Times to catch all the updates and video coverage of WWDC on June 10.

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