The event will kick off on Monday, June 5, with a keynote that Apple is expected to announce the latest software updates, including iOS 17, iPadOS 17, macOS 14, watchOS 10 and tvOS 17. See the State of Platforms report for more details on today’s announcements.
In addition to the keynotes, developers will also be able to attend private sessions at the Apple Developer Center, but the content of these sessions has not yet been determined. Alongside the traditional Apple Design Awards, the event will feature a mysterious “Evening Special” event at Caffè Macs, which promises to be the main event of the conference.
It is said that Apple will introduce the long-awaited Reality Pro headset at WWDC. The headset is also expected to be shown in action with new software platforms and tools for developers. There’s also speculation that a new version of the MacBook Air with a larger 15-inch display may also appear at WWDC.
Source: Ferra
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