SlideShow: The best moments of WWDC 2013

Apple's WWDC 2013 revealed the biggest change to iOS since 2007, Mac OS X Mavericks, new MacBook Airs and a surprise new MacBook Pro. Here are some of our favourite moments from day 1. 

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Apple introduces iTunes Radio, a free online radio service

Apple’s finally taking on the likes of Pandora and Spotify with a new, free online music streaming service called iTunes Radio. It will have over 200 stations and a supposedly “incredible” inventory of music taken from the iTunes Store.

The stations you access from your Apple devices and even your PC are going to be inspired by the music you already have and listen to. It encourages you to continually use iTunes Radio and iTunes itself to create a more personalized listening experience. With the service, you also get first dibs on new stuff from top-selling musicians, Siri integration, and easier access to tagging and purchasing songs. If you are an iTunes Match subscriber, you can listen to it ad-free.

Apple unveils developer preview of OS X Mavericks

Apple announced the developer preview of OS X Mavericks, the 10^th major release of the Cupertino-based brand’s operating system, at the ongoing Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2013 held in San Francisco. 

They boast over 200 new features for the new OS including Mac getting Maps and iBooks, Finder Tags and Tabs, a new Safari, enhanced multi-display support for power users, and new core technologies that increase both performance and power efficiency. Mavericks will be up for download for Mac users from the Mac App Store this fall.

Apple reveals new Mac Pro, the most powerful Mac coming this Fall

It is unlike any other Mac Pro, or possibly any computer, you’ve seen before and Apple claims it is the “future of the pro desktop.” The next-generation Mac Pro has been built with a unified thermal core that is optimized for performance both inside and out and is capable of sharing its thermal capacity across its processors.

As breathtaking as the 9.9-inch tall Mac Pro looks on the outside, what you get inside the chassis is as equally outstanding. You get the latest Intel Xeon E5 processors up to 12 core configurations, two AMD FirePro GPUs, Thunderbolt 2, PCIe-based flash storage, and extremely fast ECC memory. If you want to learn more about the Mac Pro, you can get more information here.