Apple Inc. has announced their Worldwide Developer’s Conference (WWDC 2011) date for this year, and that is 6 of June. There’s also the tagline here that says “Join us for a preview of the future of iOS and Mac OS X.”

As you can see, the tagline is carefully crafted, and doesn’t suggest at all that Apple will be announcing any new hardware. According to Jim Dalrymple from the Loop, his source says that Apple will not announce any new hardware at the event, possibly pushing the release of the next iPhone back.

Traditionally, Apple unveils the newest iPhone every June at WWDC, along with new iPod Touches in September and new iPads in March, but if this news is true, then Apple’s iOS product launch schedule will be irrelevant to consumers.

Will we still see a new iPhone this summer, or is Apple pushing it closer to the Christmas holiday season? Let’s hope that the famous “one last thing” will turn the tide for us.

SOURCE via The Loop