Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks at WWDC: live - Telegraph.co.uk

17.41 (09.41) Tech site All Things D spoke to Tim Cook at their own conference last month, and grilled him on a few or the issues we are expecting to hear about today. he decline to talk about new products, but discussed taxation, wearable tech and a new hire. He was saving all the good stuff for WWDC and the Telegraph live blog, we presume. 17.15 (09.15) Welcome to the Telegraph's live blog of CEO Tim Cook's speech to the Apple developers' conference in San Franscisco. We will be bringing you updates ahead of the 6pm (London), or 10am (SF) kick off for the speech. Software is tonight's focus, with the next generation of mobile software for iPhone and iPad, iOS7, the showpiece we are all expecting. Our own Chris Williams offered these thoughts earlier as to the direction British-born Apple designer Sir Jony Ive will likely take Apple's tablets and phones: The new software, iOS7, is said to mark a departure with icons and textures meant to mimic real-world objects, such as the torn yellow paper effect in the iPhone's built-in Notes app. Instead, Sir Jony will impose a simpler, flatter design approach to modernise the look of Apple's mobile devices, which has change little since the iPhone was introduced in 2007. The changes may seem only cosmetic, but given Apple's focus on design and user interfaces they are the most anticipated element of chief executive Tim Cook's keynote speech at the company's Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco on Monday evening. He has claimed that Sir Jony has "the best taste of anyone in the world". via Technology - Google News http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=t&fd=R&usg=AFQjCNHgaQVhAj79I97tYlisETyAkfFUzg&url=http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/10111178/Apple-CEO-Tim-Cook-speaks-at-WWDC-live.html

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