The end of the countdown has already begun. We meet just three days before the 2017 edition of the Worldwide Developer Conference begins, better known simply as WWDC, which is increasing the level of rumors, speculation and expectations about the news that Apple will present to us beyond what is already practically safe, the new versions of its mobile and desktop operating systems.
In any case, the McEnery Convention Center in San José, California, has already begun to be prepared for such an important event and the Californian company has already hung banners on the outside of the building promoting the WWDC developers conference, although we have not yet been able to see what this venue looks like inside.
San José McEnery dresses up for WWDC 2017
As we can see in the header image of this post on these lines, the decoration hanging on the outside of the McEnery Convention Center in San José corresponds to the promotional image of WWDC 2017 in which numerous people of different races interacting with each other are reflected. Likewise, the wide range of bright colors chosen for this occasion stands out.
Apple has also rolled out several smaller billboards in areas adjacent to the convention center, mainly in the streetlights that are around it. The images that have been shared through the social network Twitter show a calm space before it is "invaded" by a legion of five thousand developers starting next Monday.
As usual, Apple will have posted posters on the inside of the building showing tips and news about the new operating systems that will be presented next Monday, as iOS 11 and macOS 10.13. And although they are usually covered with a black cloth until the initial presentation of the WWDC, it is likely that throughout the weekend we can see an image about it.
Remember that Next Monday, June 5, you will be able to follow all the news from WWDC through Actualidad iPhone, where we will keep you promptly informed of everything that is going on at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference where the announcement of iOS 11, macOS 10.13, watchOS 4, tvOS 11, a new 10,5-inch iPad, an update of the MacBook line and even the rumored Siri Speaker.