WWDC 2014: A love letter from Apple to developers<article>
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With this year’s WWDC keynote safely behind us and the conference itself rapidly drawing to its conclusion, it’s time for the press, analysts, and regular users to take stock, celebrate the new products that were announced, and rue those that weren’t.</p><p>
One group, however, is likely to do much rejoicing and very little ruing: developers, for whom the WWDC 2014 keynote was a big, exuberant, sloppy love letter from Apple.</p><h2>Hair Force One comes in for a landing</h2>
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Much has been made in the press about the lack of hardware announcements, the fact that marketing vice president Phil Schiller wasn’t part of the presentation, or that chief designer Jony Ive didn’t appear by video from his white-walled underground lair—all of which have been part of the traditional WWDC keynote recipe. But those ingredients make little sense as part of an event that, at least nominally, is designed for technical folk.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2360500/wwdc-2014-a-love-letter-from-apple-to-developers.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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WWDC 2014: A love letter from Apple to developers
