WWDC 2015: Find out how Twitter responded to a rather 'boring' conference
Of the biggest events in the tech industry - Apple's WWDC - kicked off today and as expected, the company offered us with some interesting, yet predictable, and mostly 'inspired from Android' features.
One of the biggest events in the tech industry - Apple's WWDC - kicked off today. As expected, the company offered some interesting, yet predictable, and mostly 'inspired from Android' features. Though some loyalists were extremely happy with the announcements, a few just got bored with the 3-hour long keynote. Here are a few of the tweets that caught our attention.https://twitter.com/herr_divad/status/608133770907144192https://twitter.com/tomwarren/status/607962252046532608https://twitter.com/JamAncheta/status/608130134185406464https://twitter.com/SubstanceDii/status/606270841928581120https://twitter.com/mpdeimos/status/608133109939322881https://twitter.com/ThatGuy_George/status/607969883037548544https://twitter.com/keegs/status/608133182207197185https://twitter.com/chandni_here/status/608132720753967104https://twitter.com/MikeLowrance/status/608132624008159233https://twitter.com/korayadal/status/608139529518612481
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