A recent MacRumors report has revealed that Apple is apparently coming up with a mechanism - as part of iOS 6's new privacy control panel - that will give device users the ability to manage which applications have the permission to access their contact details.

The Apple executives' June 11 keynote presentation at the Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) included the announcement of noteworthy updates to the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro line; with the company's marketing head, Phil Schiller, unveiling what he said was "the next-generation MacBook Pro," describing it as "the most beautiful computer we have ever made."

Two of the most notable announcements which Apple made during its June 11 keynote address at its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) included the revelation of the MacBook Pro with a shiny new high-definition screen, and the updates to the company's iOS mobile operating system.

With Apple's much-awaited Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) kicking off on Monday, June 11, there have been speculations galore about the announcements which the company is likely to make at the forthcoming event, which is its annual gathering that chiefly pivots around presentations that facilitate the developers in developing apps for the iOS platform.

In a note to investors on Wednesday, Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster said that, according to his estimates, Apple's iOS platform will apparently be the leading contributor to Internet search giant Google's revenue from the mobile division for the year 2012; with the iOS devices accounting for almost 2 percent of Google's total revenue for the year.

With the D10 conference last week having witnessed Twitter's integration with Apple's iOS, the latest Web reports now suggest that Facebook integration with iOS 6 will likely be announced at Apple's forthcoming Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC).

According to a new 9to5Mac report, citing unidentified sources, refreshes of four of Apple's five Mac product lines will apparently be unveiled by the company at the World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) next week.