Apple OS X 10.10 Yosemite first look: WWDC sneak-peek shows redesigned dock, new icons

WWDC keynote has not yet begun (our live blog has!) but the big changes in OS X 10.10 have already leaked out. Chief correspondent and Editor-at-Large of Mashable, Lance Ulanoff tweeted out the first image of OS X 10.10 Yosemite running on iMacs. Do we know that's the final name? Not quite. But the wallpaper on the Macs suggests it could be Yosemite or El Capitan, a vertical rock formation within the park. Check out the image. 

Here are the Macs where Apple will run the OSX demos. #WWDC pic.twitter.com/Pz7FuRhPYN — Lance Ulanoff (@LanceUlanoff) June 2, 2014

  The Macs which will power the OS X demo for the keynote show the redesigned dock and some new icons. The dock is notecably flatter, while the trash can is chalk white (very iOS 7), iTunes has a red icon, FaceTime app gets green icon and more iOS 7 inpisration is seen in the Safari icon. There are redesigned Finder, Calendar, Messages, Settings icons too. So looks like Apple is going to merge the look of iOS and OS X to a large extent. This story is developing. We will update as more information comes in.