Apple Announces WWDC 2013 Timeline

The biggest event on any Apple’s fan’s calendar is WWDC. It is there where the companies mobile efforts are unveiled for the coming year, giving us an early glimpse of what’s to come. 2013′s WWDC will be one of the biggest in the iOS platform’s history, rivaled only by the original iPhone unveiling as this year will mark the first time another person’s hands have touched the design controls. Scott Forstall is no more. In his place is renowned hardware designer and engineer, Johnny Ive.

From the WWDC graphic Apple released (and assuming the design is pulling from iOS in some shape or form), we’re in for quite a change it seems. More color and flatter color make up the logo in its entirety, meshing with countless rumors that Ive is pulling out much of the detail rich (read: skeuomorphic) design and taking iOS on a new path that involves much simpler, cleaner and modern design elements.

We were already super excited to see what Ive had up his sleeve for iOS 7. And after the WWDC graphic reveal, we’re even more excited than ever.

All that said, WWDC 2013 will take place from June 10th-14th, with tickets going on sale at 10am (PST) on April 25th. On a normal day, tickets would be sold out after a couple hours. Considering the monumental importance of this year’s iOS release as well as its new leader, we’d expect quite a bit less than a couple hours of availability, provided Apple’s servers can keep up of course.

Excited? Planning on going?

Source: Apple
Via: Business Newswire