As anticipated, Apple has revealed the dates for its upcoming WWDC event slated for June. The event will commence on June 10, featuring software updates and developer sessions until June 14. Apple usually announces WWDC dates several months beforehand to ensure both its own preparedness and that of participating developers.
Specifically, Apple’s WWDC 2024 will kick off on Monday, June 10, running through Thursday, June 14, and will be accessible to all developers as a free online event. Developers will be able to delve into the details of upcoming software updates, which Apple will unveil on the event’s opening day.
The dates for Apple’s WWDC 2024 event signify that on June 10, the company will unveil iOS 18, iPadOS 18, watchOS 11, macOS 15, tvOS 18, and visionOS 2. Although the event targets developers, it will be accessible to all through the Apple Developers app, the official website, and live streaming on YouTube. Additionally, Apple will showcase and share dedicated event-related videos in the subsequent days.
Although the event will be streamed live online, Apple is also organizing an exclusive gathering for chosen developers and students at its Cupertino, California, campus, Apple Park. Attendees will have the opportunity to witness the live event at Apple Park and engage in a day-long session with the company’s senior executives.
Apple will randomly select developers through a lottery system, while members of the Apple Developer Program, Apple Entrepreneur Camp alumni, and past Swift Student Challenge winners can also enter for a chance to attend. This year’s WWDC 2024 event promises to be particularly noteworthy, as Apple will unveil several new AI tools for developers, offering a glimpse into the company’s future plans and direction.
Additionally, Apple will demonstrate the upcoming design variations for the iOS 18 Home Screen and provide insights into how developers can use them. Overall, the WWDC 2024 event will offer a sneak peek into the future, showcasing the features expected in iOS 18 and other updates. Apple will distribute the initial beta builds of its operating systems to developers, who will continue refining them until September. The company will ultimately release these updates alongside the forthcoming iPhone 16 lineup.