Ordain Women was obviously a big part of this conference.
I have no idea if women will ever be ordained to the Priesthood. I don't think anyone can definitively say they will or they won't.
I love the structure of the church. God did not just dump everything on Joseph Smith at once and say "here you go! this is it! you have all you need!". Instead, revelations have come as issues have arisen and leaders of the church have gone to the Lord in prayer to find answers.
Here is what I do know: when the OW movement chose to disregard the polite request of the church to avoid temple square for their demonstration, they lost all credibility in my eyes. That is not to say that I believe that they are a group that has not done any good. I think that church leaders have reviewed some things and made some adjustments. Its good to include the women in saying prayers in conference. Additionally, broadcasting Priesthood live allows everyone to hear the messages.
I strongly disagree with SullyUte above. I do not believe that choices of leaders in the church are forcing people out. Quite the contrary. They have continually preached that being a member of the church will become mroe and more difficult as we approach the second coming. If someone disagrees with a church teaching, and they choose to leave, that is on them.
When it comes to general conference, there are some who take every word said without any questioning. I do not believe that is the Lord's intent. It is good to think about things that are taught and to question if something is unfamiliar. At the same time, I have heard many of the OW supporters dismiss elder Oaks talk by saying "not everything in general conference is doctrine!" Lol. You play a dangerous game when you take it upon yourself to figure out what to dismiss and what to accept.
Isn't the right approach to take to pray that you can have the spirit and take what God wants you to learn from it? I mean, why even attend or listen if you are going to accept what already believe and dismiss everything that contradicts what you believe? Its about humility, I think (something I admittedly need work on).
Just my two cents anyway.