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What is Apple planning for its 'Back to the Mac' event? | Operating Systems | MacUser | Macworld

What is Apple planning for its 'Back to the Mac' event? | Operating Systems | MacUser | Macworld

Any new version of OSX will probably have some form of multi-touch built in. Although it doesn't seem likely to me that we will see a iPad with OSX in it, there may be iMac-like product that has a bigger screen designed to be less portable. But this could, if implemented with X-code 4 or later, simplify iOS development. Testing could be done on a virtual iOS device on screen instead of having to load onto an actual device time and again.

We'll see...

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