ALL MOBILE DRIVERS: VoLTE

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj0GhX6S1FJJnIJ6pqNlN64sXU86ryefYmfEJMrCcfewg9BxPhgkHVseiEwsXxqhQtTwKc0N7ZzfxjIUS86NOFBj1w7tAfUMy9wNmSvN4dbf5dKUrQE4dzPXxPICJM8I4wcaRmWLxSbVUo/s1600/WWDC-2014.png" imageanchor="1"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj0GhX6S1FJJnIJ6pqNlN64sXU86ryefYmfEJMrCcfewg9BxPhgkHVseiEwsXxqhQtTwKc0N7ZzfxjIUS86NOFBj1w7tAfUMy9wNmSvN4dbf5dKUrQE4dzPXxPICJM8I4wcaRmWLxSbVUo/s320/WWDC-2014.png" /></a>This year's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) will kick off in June as it does every year. The official announcement came last week and we now can't wait to see what will be uncovered from the 2nd of June. Adding to what we already know about iOS 8 and OS X 10.10, more information is emerging with regards to what Apple might have in store for this summer and beyond. According to a report over a 9to5Mac, the forthcoming version of iOS which we assume will be iOS 8, is currently being referred to under the codename Okemo. From what we've already learned so far about Okemo, we know that the Healthbook app will be one of the central pieces and while this feature may also integrate with the unconfirmed �iWatch� device, we will see Apple finally latch onto the lucrative health and wellbeing market. 9to5Mac's report also suggests that Voice-over-LTE (VoLTE) support will be added to the next iPhone and as such, the updated software will be duly configured to facilitate the new technology. VoLTE would certainly improve call quality and efficiency thanks to the robust and technologically advanced nature of the LTE networks, although given the T-Mobile is the only carrier with a fully operational VoLTE system in place, it will be interesting to see how Apple plays this. Another thing we have heard is that iOS 8 will be giving iTunes Radio a proper identity with its own standalone app. This move should help to promote and support a streaming service that hasn't really gotten off its feet since it rolled out with iOS 7. Maps, which has suffered since it's disastrous launch with iOS 6, is also in line for improvement, bringing a standard of functionality comparable to the systems offered by the likes of Google and Nokia. OS X, meanwhile will focus on design changes and given the flatter, cleaner look of iOS nowadays, we are expecting that the desktop software will follow in very much the same fashion. We will learn more from June 2nd when Apple will take to the stage at the Moscone Center in San Francisco and we can't wait to see what they have in store.

New iOS 8 And OS X 10.10 Details Emerge Following WWDC Announcement

This year's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) will kick off in June as it does every year. The official announcement came last week...