Apple has officially released the schedule for its upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). Of course, this comes just about an hour away from Google’s I/O developer conference.
WWDC will run June 9 to 13 in an all-online format, though more than 1,000 developers and students will attend a special in-person event at Apple Park on opening day. Apple says the free conference will feature over 100 sessions and give developers access to the latest updates across iOS, macOS, iPadOS, watchOS, tvOS, and the newer visionOS platform.
The conference starts again with the Apple Keynote on June 9 at 10 a.m. PDT (1pm EDT), which will offer a first look at what’s coming to Apple’s software platforms. A more technical deep dive, called the Platforms State of the Union, follows later that day at 1 p.m. PDT.
Developers will be able to stream sessions and access labs through the Apple Developer app, website, and YouTube channel. Members of Apple’s developer programs can also sign up for one-on-one and group labs covering topics like Apple Intelligence, machine learning, Swift, design, and more.
Apple is also continuing its Swift Student Challenge, awarding 50 standout young developers with a three-day experience at Apple Park.
iOS 19 is said to be the biggest change in the software design in years. Looking at the new WWDC25 image Apple shared above—does that give us a hint at the design elements we can soon expect?
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