Seven months, two weeks and five days: that’s how much time will have elapsed — a painfully long stretch for Apple in the iOS era — since it last held one of its signature product events and the kickoff of WWDC on Monday. Since October 2012 Apple has issued some public statements, but they’ve either lacked anything concrete in terms of future products, or been of little interest to the vast majority of fans and users: dividends, corporate taxes, etc. But on Monday we should finally get to the good stuff: new products. To be clear, the new stuff announced is going to appeal heavily to developers, and there will be very little — if any — emphasis on...
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