Apple Inc. has officially announced the dates for its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2025, confirming that the event will take place from June 9 to June 13. As in recent years, the conference will be held in a hybrid format, combining virtual sessions with limited in-person attendance at Apple Park.
The tech giant is expected to unveil major updates to its software platforms, including iOS 19, macOS 15, watchOS 12, and tvOS 19. The conference is also anticipated to showcase Apple’s most significant advancements in artificial intelligence, marking a pivotal moment in its strategic direction.
Apple confirmed that the event will kick off with a keynote on June 9, which will be livestreamed globally via the company’s website, the Apple Developer app, and YouTube. Following the keynote, Apple will host its annual Platforms State of the Union, developer labs, and technical sessions aimed at providing insight into the future of Apple’s ecosystem.
Industry observers expect this year’s WWDC to place a strong emphasis on AI-powered features, especially within iOS 19. Leaks and reports suggest Apple will introduce significant upgrades to Siri, with on-device generative AI capabilities, smarter app interactions, and enhanced privacy measures. Similarly, macOS 15 is rumored to bring a redesigned Control Center, improved productivity tools, and new AI integrations tailored for Mac users.
While WWDC typically centers on software, speculation persists around potential hardware reveals. Rumors indicate that Apple may preview its M4 chip, which could debut in refreshed MacBook Pro and iMac models. Additionally, updates regarding the Apple Vision Pro — the company’s mixed-reality headset launched in 2024 — are also expected, with expanded global availability anticipated.
This year’s conference will also feature updates to developer tools such as Xcode, Swift, and ARKit, as Apple continues to support its community in building apps across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Vision Pro platforms.
The hybrid nature of WWDC 2025 allows developers around the world to participate remotely while offering select attendees the opportunity to engage in-person at Apple Park. Registration for in-person attendance opened earlier this month and is expected to close soon.
WWDC remains one of the most important events on Apple’s annual calendar, often setting the tone for its broader technology roadmap. With AI integration now at the center of the industry conversation, Apple’s announcements during the weeklong event are expected to shape not just its own ecosystem, but the direction of consumer technology at large.
