Next ADF Version?

Hello,
My company is currently on ADF 10g on Oracle App Server 10g. We are thinking about migrating to ADF 11g on Weblogic 11g. However, since ADF 11g is about 4 years old, does it make sense to wait for the next version of ADF and app server? Does anyone know when the next version of ADF is coming out?
Thanks in advance.
Colin

These post should help you give few more ideas.
Whats after JDeveloper 11? (Whats after JDeveloper 11? ) ** check out posts from Shay in the above post - probably makes sense for you to migrate to Jdev 11.1.2.x i.e. Jdev 11gR2 as of now as its supposedly going to be similar to 12c , but yeah no SOA / Webcenter in 11gr2
choosing JDeveloper 11g R1 or JDeveloper 11g R2 (choosing JDeveloper 11g R1 or JDeveloper 11g R2)Roadmap for future releases by Oracle + compatible WLS versions for 11.1.1.6 release-
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