Apple has announced its WWDC 2025, scheduled from June 9-13 at Apple Park, featuring a hybrid format. The event will focus on software advancements, including new operating systems and over 100 technical sessions for developers.

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Apple’s (AAPL) upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), beginning June 9, is quickly becoming one of the most closely watched events on the tech calendar, with investors and analysts anticipating significant announcements that could reshape the company’s near-term outlook.

With the pandemic shutting down live events, Apple went fully virtual and gave us a WWDC like no other. Craig Federighi became a star with his slick transitions and witty delivery. Apple turned the keynote into a high-production show, complete with drone shots, seamless edits, and viral meme moments.

At WWDC 2025, Apple is expected to unveil its next major operating system updates, including iOS 19, iPadOS 19, macOS 16, watchOS 12, and tvOS 19. These updates will likely shape the software experience across Apple’s ecosystem for the coming year, offering developers and users a preview of what’s next.

While it appeared for a while that Apple might escape the long arm of the tariff for at least a while, President Trump on Friday escalated his war against overseas manufacturing by targeting Apple and only Apple.