Only a few hours are left until Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off in San Francisco, with Tim Cook set to get things off to a flying start with his now customary keynote. During that keynote Apple is expected to unveil a raft of new software additions and updates, each carrying quite the weight of expectation. One of those updates is iOS 9, likely to be shown for the first time during WWDC with an early beta being made available to developers soon after.
After weeks, if not months of speculation about the event itself, Apple's WWDC - Worldwide Developers Conference - will begin in a few hours with the now famous opening keynote set to give us our first look at a manner of new updates to existing software, such as iOS 9 and Mac OS X 10.11. As the hours left until the keynote reduce, the excitement increases as Apple gets ready to show the world what it has been working on.
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