WWDC, Apple’s annual developers conference, will take place from June 10 to June 14, the company revealed on Tuesday.
Although the company is bringing certain software developers to its campus on the first day to “celebrate in person,” Apple noted that the conference will be livestreamed on its website.
Apple may unveil its eagerly anticipated AI strategy and consumer features during this year’s conference. Cook hinted at an AI-related event “later this year,” which many observers predict will take place at the Worldwide Developers Conference, when he stated in February that Apple was “investing significantly” in the technology.
During WWDC, Apple usually releases the most recent iterations of its software for the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV during a “keynote” video that is hosted by CEO Tim Cook and other Apple employees and may be seen live on YouTube. The corporation has also unveiled new professional-focused technology, such Mac computers, at a few previous conferences.
Apple also intends to unveil the first significant software upgrade for the virtual reality headset it introduced earlier this year, the Vision Pro, during this year’s conference.