Apple is slated to hold its annual Worldwide Developer Conference today, and based on the rumors and leaks we’ve seen, it’s shaping up to be a monumental year. The industry is expecting the company to launch its first mixed reality headset, along with a new platform that powers VR or AR applications, as well as the usual suspects like updates to iOS, macOS, watchOS and more. In addition, there might be new Mac hardware and we never know what surprises might be in store. Will there be a Ted Lasso reveal? Or maybe new Fitness+ updates or a celebrity appearance? I guess we’ll just have to wait till find out. The show kicks off at 1pm ET/10am PT, and we’ll be starting to publish updates at 12pm ET, so stay tuned!
WWDC 2023 in-depth coverage
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How to order the 15-inch Apple MacBook Air
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Apple details visionOS, the software that powers the Vision Pro headset
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Safari gets major privacy updates and the ability to put web apps in your dock
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Apple previews new accessibility features, including a way to clone your voice
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The Vision Pro is Apple’s long-awaited AR/VR headset
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Apple announces kid-friendly features to reduce eye strain
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FaceTime is coming to Apple TV
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Apple’s Adaptive Audio for AirPods tunes ANC and transparency to your environment
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The Apple Watch embraces widgets again in watchOS 10
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macOS Sonoma brings widgets to the desktop
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Hideo Kojima’s ‘Death Stranding: Director’s Cut’ is coming to the MaciPadOS 17 gets a customizable lock screen, interactive widgets and Apple Health
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15-inch laptops compared: Apple MacBook Air 15, Dell XPS 15 and ASUS ZenBook Pro 15
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Apple’s new ‘Journal’ app will help you kickstart a daily diary habit
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Apple refreshes the Mac Pro with its new M2 Ultra chip
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Apple’s iOS 17 revamps core apps
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Apple’s upgraded Mac Studio includes the M2 Max or M2 Ultra chip
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Apple announces M2 Ultra chip with double the CPU and GPU cores
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Apple finally announces the 15-inch MacBook Air
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Apple WWDC 2023 keynote: Watch it here at 1PM ET
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Apple WWDC 2023: What to expect, from iOS 17 to new MacBooks
Author: Engadget
Source: Engadget
