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This year, that suggests the week of June 5.

#Apple wwdc announcements full#
WWDC is usually held in the first full week of June. The company generally makes the announcement via its developer website and via a press release posted on Apple Newsroom. This tells us that Apple is likely to announce WWDC 2023 as soon as next week. Here’s a recap of when Apple has announced WWDC over the last few years: Here’s what history tells us about when WWDC 2023 will be announced… WWDC announcement dates through the years
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At WWDC this year, Apple is expected to unveil iOS 17, its Reality Pro headset, and much more. There are also rumors about M2-powered MacBook Air and MacBook Pro, so it will be interesting to see if they'll be announced at WWDC or Apple's dedicated hardware event later this year.Apple fans are eagerly awaiting Apple’s official announcement of WWDC 2023. Apple's rumored mini-LED monitor could also make an appearance at the event, although recent reports suggest that it has been delayed until October.
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The aging Intel-powered Mac mini and the Mac Pro could also get refreshed with M-series chips and other new hardware. In terms of hardware, rumors suggest that Apple could introduce a new iMac Pro at the event to replace the discontinued 27-inch Intel-powered model. The final software-related announcement that could come through at WWDC 2022 is the rebranding of HomePodOS to homeOS as Apple looks to introduce more IoT devices in the future. Apple could also replace Launchpad with the iOS App Library, as well as introduce the ability to create Time Machine backups directly to iCloud. Rumors also suggest that Apple is working on porting Xcode, Logic Pro, and Final Cut Pro to its tablets, so it will be interesting to see if that will happen this year with iPadOS 16.Īs for macOS 13, there's increasing pressure from Mac users to bring Universal Control to Apple's desktop operating system, so it will be interesting to see if that will happen this year. Starting with the operating system for iPads, it should retain most of the notable features of iOS 16, but with some tweaks and changes to adapt for larger screen sizes. Finally, there are also rumors about new AR/VR capabilities, as well as improvements to the ARKit framework in the lead-up to the company's upcoming mixed reality headset.Īlongside iOS 16, Apple is also expected to announce iPadOS 16, macOS 13, watchOS 9, and tvOS 16 at WWDC 2022. There are also rumors about Apple bringing an always-on display for the iPhone 13 lineup with iOS 16, but it's not clear if that will happen now or be exclusive to the iPhone 14 and 14 Pro that are rumored to ship with a variable refresh rate that goes down to 1Hz. iOS 16 is also expected to bring new health and fitness features, as well as the much-rumored car-crash detection function that's said to work similarly to the existing fall detection feature.
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In terms of what the new software is expected to offer, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, it will bring significant changes to how notifications are handled, including improvements to Focus Mode.


Like every year, the highlight of WWDC 2022 will be the announcement of iOS 16, which is expected to be available for iPhone 7 and newer. Related: Is Your Apple Watch Waterproof? What You Need To Know There was, however, no major hardware announcement at the event, unlike previous years. The company also announced a premium subscription tier for iCloud called 'iCloud+' that combines paid storage with privacy features like 'Hide My Email.' The event also saw Apple announce a few minor changes to its App Store Review Guidelines and make the Screen Time API available to third-party developers. At WWDC 2021, Apple introduced iOS 15, iPadOS 15, macOS Monterey, watchOS 8, and tvOS 15 with exciting new features and updates over their previous iterations.
