WWDC

Apple’s WWDC is an annual IT conference showcasing new software and technologies in the macOS, iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS families. Attendees can attend hands-on labs and in-depth sessions.

Promotional graphic highlighting Apple’s software development ecosystem, featuring a translucent SDK icon inspired by Apple’s Liquid Glass design language alongside the App Store icon. The SDK icon incorporates the flowing visual style introduced across Apple platforms, while the App Store icon appears in its familiar blue design. The image symbolizes the tools and frameworks available to developers for building and distributing apps across Apple’s ecosystem following the announcements at WWDC 2026.

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Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak participate in a live recording of the Mostly Human podcast following WWDC 2026 at Apple Park. Federighi, seated in the center, speaks animatedly with hand gestures while discussing Apple’s latest software and AI announcements. Joswiak sits beside him listening attentively, while the podcast host (Laurie Segall) conducts the interview from the left. Large glass windows in the background reveal the landscaped grounds and distinctive architecture of Apple’s headquarters, creating a bright and informal post-keynote discussion setting.

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Apple TV 4K third generation.

tvOS 27 brings subtle but useful changes to Apple TV 4K

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Three iPhone screens showcasing new Photos app editing tools in iOS 27. The first screen demonstrates an improved Cleanup feature for removing unwanted objects from a photo. The second shows Extend, which uses generative AI to expand an image beyond its original borders. The third highlights Reframe, allowing users to adjust composition and perspective after a photo is taken.

iOS 27 adds extend, reframe and better cleanup to the Photos app

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Three iPhone screens demonstrate the Genmoji creation process in iOS 27. The first screen shows a user typing the prompt “Kitten with an umbrella.” The second screen displays a generated cat emoji holding a rainbow-colored umbrella, with the prompt edited to “Make the cat calico.” The third screen shows the updated Genmoji as a calico cat holding the same rainbow umbrella, along with a text field for additional edits. The interface highlights Apple’s AI-powered Genmoji feature, which creates and refines custom emojis using natural language descriptions.

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Apple Image Playground app icon displayed on a light gray background. The icon features a stylized landscape with mountains and a moon inside a glowing translucent bubble, representing Apple's AI-powered image creation and editing tool.

Apple is making Image Playground more flexible, more realistic, and a lot more useful

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Screenshot of macOS 27 Golden Gate showcasing Visual Intelligence on Mac within the Mail app. An email newsletter featuring food photography is open in the foreground, while contextual Visual Intelligence actions appear beside an image, including options such as “Ask Siri,” “Image Search,” and “Look Up Nutrition.” Widgets displaying a calendar, world clocks, and a task list are visible on the desktop, highlighting Apple’s AI-powered ability to analyze on-screen content and provide relevant information and actions directly within macOS.

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iPhone displaying Apple Intelligence Writing Tools in iOS 27 with automatic proofreading enabled inside the Mail app. An email draft is shown with a contextual suggestion correcting the word “site” to “sight” based on word usage, alongside options to accept, ignore, or pause suggestions. The interface demonstrates AI-powered grammar, spelling, and contextual writing assistance designed to improve text accuracy in real time. The words “Automatic proofreading” appear beside the device.

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Promotional image of macOS 27 Golden Gate running on a MacBook, featuring a floating “Search or Ask” bar centered near the top of the desktop. The translucent search interface includes a microphone icon for voice queries, highlighting Apple’s AI-powered Siri and system-wide search capabilities. The desktop showcases the updated macOS design language with soft, layered visuals, while the Dock remains visible at the bottom with common apps and system tools, emphasizing seamless AI assistance and natural-language interactions across the Mac experience.

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A 2022 Apple TV 4K and Siri Remote are shown.

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Hero image showcasing Apple’s AI-powered Siri experience across multiple devices, including Apple Vision Pro, MacBook, iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch. The Mac displays a document with Siri-powered actions such as summarization and content assistance, while the iPad shows a conversational Siri interface answering questions and presenting rich information cards. The iPhone features a Siri-generated notification and smart suggestions, and the Apple Watch displays contextual app interactions. The image highlights Apple Intelligence and Siri integration across the Apple ecosystem, emphasizing cross-device productivity, search, summarization, and contextual AI assistance.

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Tim Cook stands on a grassy outdoor campus lawn during WWDC 2026, addressing the developer community. He is wearing a dark polo shirt, glasses, and an Apple Watch, with his hands clasped while speaking. Rows of green trees and bright sunlight form the background, creating a calm park-like setting. The image captures Tim Cook delivering a brief farewell message at the conclusion of Apple’s WWDC 2026 keynote event.

Tim Cook bows out at WWDC with a simple message: the best is ahead

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