Apple will not reveal its Apple TV or iWatch at its upcoming WWDC 2014

A recent report confirms that Apple does not plan to unveil any iWatch or Apple TV at its highly anticipated WWDC 2014 event.

All this controversy has been brewing since Apple's announced event. Numerous rumors have already generated considerable excitement among fans and attendees, who are eager to see the new products the company plans to launch this year.

This has led the company to announce that viewers will not see any new devices at this event. Instead, one of the main topics Apple will cover at the conference will be the highly anticipated OS X 10.10 and the new iOS 8 operating system.

It is also said that the developers plan to talk to their assistants about their new Healthbook application, a platform that, according to many surrounding data, will be integrated into the new iOS 8.

Let's remember that at their event last year, the developers focused on the presentation of iOS 7. This version brought with it the most aggressive change that Apple has made within its mobile operating system.

Will this year's improved iOS 8 have the same impact? We don't know yet. What is certain is that WWDC, year after year, presents us with countless new features, particularly significant contributions from developers. We get a "privileged" look, so to speak, at the first glimpses and innovations that the company plans to implement in its upcoming products and operating systems.

Let's remember that the World Developers Conference will begin on June 2nd and will take place from then until June 6th (the date on which the annual event will end):

Finally, we don't want to conclude this article without hearing your opinions and impressions: What are your predictions for this important event? Or, what do you think will be the key points or topics covered at this conference?