WWDC

Apple has officially announced that its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will take place from June 9 to June 13, 2025. The event will be primarily online, offering developers worldwide free access to sessions and labs focused on the latest advancements in Apple software. Additionally, a special in-person event is scheduled for June 9 at Apple Park, where selected developers and students can experience the keynote and engage directly with Apple experts. ​

First introduced in 2011, Apple's Siri undergoes a significant transformation in the latest iOS 18 update thanks to Apple Intelligence. The most striking improvement in Siri is its enhanced natural language understanding. Siri now deciphers context with greater precision, making it easier to hold more fluid and natural conversations. For instance, asking Siri, "Remind me to call Mom when I leave work" is now met with a nuanced response that understands the specific time and location, minimizing the need for rigid, pre-set commands.

A recent report unveils significant AI-powered enhancements in iOS 18, particularly focusing on Siri, Spotlight Search, Messages, and Safari. These upgrades are based on on-device models, enhancing Apple's machine learning capabilities.

Apple officially revealed its long-anticipated, highly advanced AR device named Vision Pro at this year's WWDC. The device rests comfortably over the user's head and offers different levels of immersion based on the software and activity being performed.

As usual, the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference will showcase the latest announcements about software and hardware, including the highly anticipated Apple headset and Apple's upcoming extended reality platform. Apple fans and developers can watch the keynote presentation kickoff WWDC23 on Monday, June 5 at 10:00 AM Pacific (1:00 PM Eastern). The event will be broadcast from Apple Park in Cupertino, California on several different apps and devices.

There are many different ways to watch the keynote presentation from almost anywhere with a data connection: