Macworld/iWorld 2014 officially opened and is on this weekend that started from Mar. 27 up until Mar. 29. As the biggest Apple-dedicated tech conference began, five industry analysts got together to discuss where Apple is and where it may go this year. In the hour long round table talk, Apple's biggest products were weighed in on; from iPhone to Apple TV nothing was off limits. Moderator Jason Snell, Senior VP and Editorial Director of IDG Consumer, asked opinions of Ben Bajarin of Creative Strategies, Christina Bonnington from Wired, Rene Richie, Editor-in-Chief of iMore.com and Dan Moren, Senior Editor of Macworld.

They talked about the possible releases of Apple this year, which may include a new iPad Air 2 and iPhone 6.

The event will also include workshops for developers about different Apple products, also talks by developers and will also talk about the past, present and future of Apple.

To know the complete schedule of speakers for conference, workshops and more you can check the Macworld/iWorld website here.

In relation to all the Apple products announced at Macworld/iWorld 2014, a Microsoft event was held at the same time in San Francisco, which announced and unveiled the new Microsoft Office for iPads.

"Starting Thursday, Office 365 subscribers can simply add an iPad as one of their chosen devices included in their subscription benefits, and can create and edit documents with Word for iPad, PowerPoint for iPad and Excel for iPad," Microsoft said, in a statement. "Office for iPad brings full file fidelity across Office on PC, Mac, tablet and phone, and along with cloud storage from OneDrive or OneDrive for Business your files are up to date, wherever you need them on whatever device you want to use."