With WWDC 2024 kicking off in less than two weeks on June 10, Apple has finally revealed more details about its biggest developers event of the year. The company has shared what developers and tech enthusiasts can expect from WWDC 2024. The opening keynote on June 10 at 10:00 AM PDT (10.30 pm IST) will be the main event, streamed live across various platforms including Apple’s website, the Apple Developer app, the Apple TV app, and the Apple YouTube channel. Here’s what’s expected to be unveiled:
AI Focus: This year’s WWDC is heavily rumored to be centered around Artificial Intelligence. We can expect Apple to unveil a host of new AI-powered features across its various software platforms, potentially including smarter Siri integration, improved image and speech recognition, and more personalized user experiences.
Apple iOS 18: The latest iteration of Apple’s mobile operating system is likely to bring significant improvements and new features for iPhone users.
iPadOS 18: Expect updates specifically tailored to enhance the iPad experience, potentially including improved multitasking capabilities and a more desktop-like interface.
macOS 15: The next version of Apple’s desktop operating system is expected to bring performance enhancements, security updates, and potentially new features for Mac users.
watchOS 11: The Apple Watch is also due for an upgrade, with watchOS 11 possibly introducing new health and fitness tracking features, along with improvements to the watch interface.
visionOS 2: The software powering Apple’s AR/VR headset is also rumored to get a refresh, with potential updates for developers building augmented reality experiences.
Developer Assistance and Resources: Throughout the WWDC week, developers will have access to Apple experts who can help them integrate the latest features and technologies into their apps. Additionally, session videos will be released daily for those who can’t attend live.
Platforms State of the Union: Following the keynote on June 10th at 1:00 PM PDT, there will be a Platforms State of the Union session streamed live on the Apple Developer app and website. This session will likely provide a deeper dive into the upcoming software updates and their functionalities.
AI Focus: This year’s WWDC is heavily rumored to be centered around Artificial Intelligence. We can expect Apple to unveil a host of new AI-powered features across its various software platforms, potentially including smarter Siri integration, improved image and speech recognition, and more personalized user experiences.
Apple iOS 18: The latest iteration of Apple’s mobile operating system is likely to bring significant improvements and new features for iPhone users.
iPadOS 18: Expect updates specifically tailored to enhance the iPad experience, potentially including improved multitasking capabilities and a more desktop-like interface.
macOS 15: The next version of Apple’s desktop operating system is expected to bring performance enhancements, security updates, and potentially new features for Mac users.
watchOS 11: The Apple Watch is also due for an upgrade, with watchOS 11 possibly introducing new health and fitness tracking features, along with improvements to the watch interface.
visionOS 2: The software powering Apple’s AR/VR headset is also rumored to get a refresh, with potential updates for developers building augmented reality experiences.
Developer Assistance and Resources: Throughout the WWDC week, developers will have access to Apple experts who can help them integrate the latest features and technologies into their apps. Additionally, session videos will be released daily for those who can’t attend live.
Platforms State of the Union: Following the keynote on June 10th at 1:00 PM PDT, there will be a Platforms State of the Union session streamed live on the Apple Developer app and website. This session will likely provide a deeper dive into the upcoming software updates and their functionalities.
