Apple iCloud to be launched at WWCD Apple iCloud to be launched at WWCD. We've been waiting and waiting for Apple to make a cloud music announcement, and today we got a big step closer. As expected, Apple said today it will unveil a service called iCloud on June 6 at its Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco. Granted, Apple itself didn't say anything specifically about music, but we do know that Apple managers have sought to create a music feature for the service. And we'll learn a lot more soon enough. By the way, none other than Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs, who is currently on an indefinite medical leave, will be on hand to unwrap iCloud at the WWDC. (Read the story on Apple's complete announcement here). Apple has wrapped up licensing agreements with three of the four top record companies, including EMI Music, Warner Music, and Sony Music. CNET reported that Apple and Universal Music, the largest of the major record companies, could ink a deal poss...