Apple has a lot riding on next week's introduction of its new mobile operating system, even though new devices are not expected to surface until later in the year. This week will see the kickoff of Apple's annual Worldwide Developers' Conference, otherwise known as WWDC. At the keynote session, CEO Tim Cook and other top executives are expected to preview the latest versions of iOS and OS X - the two operating systems that power the company's family of computing devices that include the iPhone, iPad and Mac computer lineup. It will be the public's first look at new platform offerings since Apple shook up its software leadership team late last year, putting design head Jony Ive in charge of...
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