Our first look at Apple's upcoming operating systems is just over two months away. Today, it confirmed that the worldwide developers conference – or WWDC 2025 – will take place from 9th to 13th of June.
Though this is primarily an industry event where Apple demonstrates its new software for developers to work with, it has increasingly gained public attention. That's because, in doing so, the main keynote reveals some of the big features that will be added to the new platforms.
The platforms cover the iPhone, iPad, Watch, Mac and even the new Vision Pro. We're expecting to see iOS 19, including iPadOS 19, WatchOS 12, MacOS 16 (including its new name) and VisionOS 3. As to what features these will include, we'll have to wait and see.
The final versions of the new operating systems won't be ready until September, when Apple traditionally launches its latest iPhone lineup. So, the iOS 19 that we will see in June will arrive with the iPhone 17. It's a glimpse into the future, and one that is watched by millions.
The main keynote takes place on the first day, so this year it will be held on Monday, 9th June 2025. While some developers and media will be there in person, most will watch on the stream that is shown on the Apple website, as well as YouTube and Apple TV.
