Monday's WWDC keynote to have an Apple TV-sized hole<article>
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When I started covering Apple in 2006, there was the Mac, Mac OS X, and the iPod. For services, you had the iTunes Store and good old .Mac—nothing too fancy, and while these pieces all worked together, Apple was free to update them on whatever schedules worked best for each product.</p><p>
Today that couldn’t be further from the case. Apple has more products and it’s integrating them more tightly all the time. But with more moving pieces, it’s harder than ever to keep them moving in lock step. HomeKit was
announced with iOS 8, but nothing was ready to ship for
a full year. Health was announced for iOS 8 but didn’t appear until later
thanks to a bug. And now the
New York Times reports that its sources are saying
the next-generation Apple TV won’t be announced at WWDC.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2931538/mondays-wwdc-keynote-to-have-an-apple-tv-sized-hole.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Monday's WWDC keynote to have an Apple TV-sized hole
