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The event is likely slated for early September and should feature the iPhone 17 line, Apple Watch Series 11 and maybe more.
Elon Musk followed through on Monday with a warning to sue Apple and OpenAI over their agreement to integrate OpenAI’s ...
Apple's big 2025 software reveal is nearly upon us. On June 9, the Worldwide Developers' Conference (WWDC) keynote will showcase the changes coming with its 2025 software. That includes — deep breath ...
It is heavily rumoured that a whole host of new Apple Watches will be dropping with the next Apple event. These are the new ...
Apple's last two Worldwide Developers Conferences (WWDC) were significant events. In 2023, it unveiled its Vision Pro headset and visionOS, offering a glimpse into an AR future.
Yet with Google unveiling its more powerful Pixel 10 series at the Made by Google event last week, and Samsung making a big ...
Following past trends, Apple's iPhone launch event is expected to take place in early September. The iPhone 17 lineup will likely include a new iPhone 17 Air (Slim) model. Other expected releases ...
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Apple’s WWDC Stakes Have Never Been Higher - MSN

Apple already introduced Apple Intelligence at last year’s WWDC, promising privacy-first generative features and a smarter Siri. But in the year since, very little has materialized.
Apple's WWDC 2025 keynote gave fans a good look into what their iPhones, iPads and Mac computers will look like come this fall when the new software updates come out. Key to the changes is Apple's new ...
WWDC proved that Apple can still design class-leading software, but now they need to prove that localized AI is the winning strategy, and they have it. If Apple nails the final rollout, WWDC 2025 ...
Apple has presented its liquid glass design at WWDC 2025, which works with a new translucent material that reflects and ...
Apple timed the introduction of new Apple TV features (larger hard drive, Internet-direct YouTube viewing) as well as the delivery of new MacBook Pro models to make a splash in the press before WWDC.