WWDC 2013 iPhone 6 rumors were addressed at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference yesterday, as Apple CEO Tim Cook took the stage to unveil the new technologies Apple has in store for the near future. Cook confirmed the updates for iOS 7, which will be part of the launch for a new iPhone 6 this coming fall.

WWDC 2013, which is held from June 10 to June 14 in San Francisco this year, has garnered much interest among developers and Apple customers alike. Apple's new iOS 7 was revealed at the conference yesterday to have impressive changes in design, which may include 3D effects.

WWDC 2013's demonstration of the iOS 7 included the addition of cleaner elements in design, with large amounts of white space. The colors displayed on the iPhone 6 are also much more colorful, and the new OS has a simpler and cleaner look with the new fonts and application icons.

The new iOS 7 also features motion-tracking, so if a user moves the device or shift the iPhone 6 slightly, the background wallpaper would stay fixed while the application icons of the software shift along, thus creating a 3D effect, according to Fortune Magazine.

Not only will the iPhone 6 have impressive design changes, the next iPhone and iPad will also be equipped with Siri, which will have both a new male voice and a new female voice. Siri for the iPhone 6 has also been upgraded to respond quicker to questions that are asked by users, and it will be able to search for results from Twitter, Bing, and Wikipedia.

Moreover, the iPhone 6 has been upgraded to give users an easier time at multitasking, including quicker ways to get to the control center and access to Wi-Fi. There will also be a built-in flashlight in the new iPhone. Photo sharing has also been added, and will eventually replace Instagram.

The much-anticipated iRadio application is also built into the music app, so that users may create radio stations based on a particular artist or songs.