Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference begins in less than two weeks. Today, Apple has posted more information on the conference including a day-to-day schedule and an official WWDC app.

It looks like iOS 6 is moving closer to reality as app developers are noticing references to the new operating system in analytic logs.

It looks like iOS 6 and iCloud will be on the receiving end of some major, new photo sharing and video syncing features.

It looks like the built-in Maps app will be getting a much-needed upgrade when iOS 6 is introduced at WWDC in June.

Despite our previous concerns that the event wouldn't happen until later in the year, Apple announced this week that WWDC 2012 would be held in June. Meanwhile, Google joined the storage wars as the tech heavy unveiled Google Drive. Finally, who can forget Steve Jobs as Willy Wonka in the week that was. Enjoy!

Apple is apparently canceling WWDC 2012 tickets purchased by ineligible buyers.

The dates are confirmed, the Moscone Center is booked, and the tickets are sold-out. Here's some of the things we'd like to see at this year's WWDC!

WWDC 2012 is finally on the calendar. Didn't get your tickets? You're out of luck and here could be one of the reasons why.

Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference (WWDC) for 2012 has just been announced. The five-day conference will be held from June 11-15 in San Francisco, California.

Like spring, developers anxiously await the yearly arrival of Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), which since 2003 (save 2006) has been held each June. However, mid-way through April, Apple has yet to announce WWDC nor made tickets available to the popular event.

With WWDC 2012 perhaps already on the calendar (June 11), the time has time to discuss iOS 6. Here's some of the things we'd like to see in Apple's next iOS.