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Since Apple has announced the iOS 10 at WWDC 2016, there are tons of iPhone 7 and iOS 10 rumors flying over the internet. We have found iPhone 7 concept handset which is surprisingly running on iOS 10.

Apple has surely taken over the front page of the technology world with the announcements at WWDC 2014. From OS X Yosemite to a new programming language, the company is evolving, adapting and gearing up for a new era. Here, we bring you the key highlights from the event.

Apple has been trying to bring its mobile and desktop platforms closer for a while now. With the new OS X 10.10 Yosemite, Apple is finally taking a huge stride towards that goal. The new version of OS X packs stunning design elements and features from iOS.

Apple finally introduced it's latest Operating system iOS 8 on WWDC 2014. According to Tim Cook, "Apple's sold 100 million iPod touches, 200 million iPads and over 500 million iPhones."

You guys already seen enough of guesses on what to expect from this WWDC 14. Lets look at all the facts, instead of wild imagination and fantasy, lets see what we are not going to see from Mascone Center, just few hours later.

Apple brought its Touch ID fingerprint detection technology last year with the launch of iPhone 5S. Last month, we reported that Touch ID may come to new iPads soon. And lately, an analyst has mentioned that Apple will include Touch ID not only to new iPad, but also to all new iPhone.

Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is the big annual event of Apple. Last year, WWDC 2013 started on June 10. And lately, Apple has declared that its WWDC 2014 will start on June 2 at San Francisco's Moscone West.

When it comes to the smartphone and tablet arena, Apple continues to be the undisputed champion. The company may have lost to Samsung in numbers recently, but its overall performance and revenues still trump all else. At WWDC 2013, Apple has now revealed that so far, it has sold some 600 million iOS devices.

For long, users have pined for Apple to visually update its mobile operating system, the iOS. Apple has finally heeded these demands, unveiling a major design overhaul in iOS 7 at WWDC 2013. With these changes, iOS 7 appears far more clean, easy-on-the-eyes and visually appealing.