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Apple is holding its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) from June 9 through June 13. We can expect details on the new operating systems for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch to be announced during the keynote, which typically takes place on the first day of the event. Rumor has it we’ll see a major redesign, something that not everyone is happy about. Let’s take a look at what this conference is bringing our way.<\/p>\n
WWDC 2025 will be held from June 9 to June 13, 2025. It will be a mostly remote event with an in-person aspect to the keynote, as has been the tradition for the past few years. Apple typically announces new operating systems at the keynote, so we can expect to get details on what this year’s updates have in store. Let’s take a look at some of these rumors.<\/p>\n
The rumors for iOS 19 are a mixed bag. While we’re all excited to see what updates we’re getting this year, some have been feeling frustrated at the slow rollout of Apple Intelligence. Peter Kostadinov of Phone Arena<\/a> declared this is the first Apple event he’s been “dreading,” largely due to the potential of hearing about features we won’t see for quite a while. Indeed, Mark Gurman of Bloomberg<\/a> said in his Power On newsletter that some of the features announced last year might not be implemented until at least iOS 20. While it’s true that sitting through an hour-long announcement about things we won’t see for another year or more doesn’t sound like the most scintillating experience, it’s always interesting to see what’s coming down the pipeline, even if we won’t get these features right away.<\/p>\n Another rumor that’s causing mixed feelings is that there will be a massive redesign. Considering how the Photos app redesign was wildly unpopular, Gurman’s prediction that this will be “the biggest revamp since iOS 7” might not bring many smiling faces. But, if Apple can’t implement many of its exciting new AI visions just yet, it makes sense they’ll want to offer us something as a holdover, and a big design change might need to fill that space.<\/p>\n While there aren’t as many rumors about iPadOS 19, it stands to reason we might see some more Apple Intelligence integration this year. Updates to the iPad tend to run a cycle or two after the iPhone, but most of the current Apple Intelligence features are already available on the iPad, so it’s a bit harder to predict what the next wave will look like. If the massive redesign rumor is true, the iPad will certainly be a recipient, and navigating our favorite tablet might be a lot different.<\/p>\n The 2025 watchOS updates might bring us blood pressure monitoring, according to Mark Gurman<\/a>. This could require some new hardware, so it might be an update limited to the 2025 Apple Watch models. Gurman has also been making noises about seeing a camera added to the Apple Watch, but the specific functionality and timeline remain vague,<\/p>\n Even less is known about what our Mac updates will bring, but we can expect to see new Mac software nonetheless, likely launching this fall. We’re expecting an M5 chip to come our way, so OS updates might depend largely on that chip series’ capabilities. Whether the Mac will also see a massive redesign remains to be seen, as Mac updates don’t always follow the same pattern as the mobile devices, but whatever\u00a0they’re planning, we will likely find out on June 9.<\/p>\n The WWDC 2025\u00a0keynote will be given on June 9. This year, the conference will include in-person events, but the keynote will be streamed online for\u00a0anyone who wants to\u00a0watch it live. Here’s\u00a0how to watch WWDC 2025:<\/p>\n The\u00a0Apple TV app<\/a>\u00a0is a stock app on Mac. On the day of the keynote event, open the app to watch the livestream.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n On a Mac running macOS version 10.15 or later,\u00a0open the App Store and download the\u00a0Apple Developer app.<\/a>\u00a0On the day of the keynote event, open the app to watch the livestream.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Open\u00a0Safari and visit\u00a0Apple\u2019s Event page<\/a>. Apple should update\u00a0its Events page with details a few days before WWDC begins.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Visit\u00a0Apple’s official YouTube channel<\/a>.\u00a0Apple will add the keynote to the top of its page before WWDC begins.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n Download the\u00a0Edge browser by Microsoft<\/a>\u00a0for Windows 10 users. Then, on the day of the Keynote,\u00a0visit\u00a0Apple\u2019s Event page<\/a>\u00a0or the\u00a0official YouTube channel<\/a>,\u00a0and you\u2019ll be able to live stream the Keynote event as easily as any Mac user. Some devices may be able to stream the event using a recent version of Chrome or Firefox.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n The\u00a0Apple TV app<\/a>\u00a0is a stock app on the Apple TV, iPhone, and iPad. On the day of the keynote event, open the app to watch the livestream.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n On iPhone, iPad, or the Apple TV HD or later, open the App Store and download the\u00a0Apple Developer\u00a0app<\/a>. On the day of the keynote event, open the app and navigate to the WWDC tab to watch the livestream.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n iPhone Life:<\/strong>\u00a0Be sure to visit\u00a0iPhone Life<\/a>\u00a0on the day of the event for our coverage of the WWDC Keynote.\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Post Announcement Podcast:<\/strong>\u00a0We\u2019ll also be recording a\u00a0special podcast episode<\/a>\u00a0following the WWDC Keynote. We\u2019ll cover all the new things we\u2019re excited about and any parts that didn\u2019t live up to expectations.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\niPadOS 19<\/h3>\n
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