Apple Worldwide Developers Conference: News
Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) is an annual event where smartphone and computer maker Apple addresses developers of the applications supported by the company's closed ecosystem. Usually, the event is held at the San Jose Convention Center in California but due to pandemic-induced restrictions, the 2021 event was hosted virtually from Apple Park. The event is usually centered around emerging Apple software technologies including operating systems such as macOS, iOS, iPad OS, watchOS, and tvOS. The first WWDC was hosted by Apple in 1983 to introduce Apple Basic. Usually, only registered members of the Apple Developer Program can attend this event while viewers around the world can watch a live telecast/webcast. The week-long event begins with a keynote address by the company's CEO and other executives that is followed by Platforms State of the Union address that highlights points that will be detailed in sessions later that week. Apple Design Awards are also presented on the first day of the conference. At WWDC, Apple has introduced several iconic concepts including the famous Macintosh, Carbon (a version of the classic macOS implemented on OpenStep), and Safari browser.
Everything we are expecting from Apple's WWDC starting June 7
Apple has finally sent out invites to the press for its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) scheduled for June 7. The Cupertino-based company conducts this event to announce upcoming software changes so developers have ample time to ensure their apps comply with guidelines.
Apple's WWDC 2018: Here are the major updates
Apple's hugely-awaited Worldwide Developers Conference 2018 kicked off on Monday, and CEO Tim Cook took the stage to announce new software features for Apple's four operating systems - iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS.
WWDC'17: Apple still knows how to pull genuine surprises
WWDC 2017 was exciting, to say the least, with Apple unveiling a new speaker to take on Amazon's Echo and Google home. App store also got revamped, few key updates and Apple has solidified its desktops with macOS High Sierra.