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CUPERTINO, Calif.—At 10 am Pacific Time (1 pm EDT) this Monday, June 6, Apple will host the keynote presentation at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference. The streaming/in-person hybrid event will include new announcements about iOS, macOS, and much more, and we’ll be liveblogging all the updates as they happen right here.
We recently published a list of predictions and expectations for the event, so you can get caught up there if you haven’t been following the rumor mill closely up to this point. We’re sure to see major new versions of every Apple operating system, plus various announcements that will be relevant to developers for Apple’s platforms.
We might also see new hardware and consumer products. It has been two years since the M1 chip was announced, and this would be the ideal event to reveal the first details about its successor, the M2—as well as any Macs that might include it. Leaks have suggested that it includes a redesigned MacBook Air, but that might not be all.
It’s also possible (though by no means certain) that Apple will give us the first public glimpse of its mixed-reality ambitions beyond the iPhone and iPad.
For live updates about these topics and more, bookmark this page and plan to return here at 1 pm EDT on June 6 to see all the latest news! We’ll see you then.
