Apple WWDC: What to Expect on Monday Event? Upcoming Announcements, and MORE

Apple's WWDC, Worldwide Developer's Conference, is an annual event from the massive tech company that focuses on bringing updates to its operating systems and software, at the most. However, in recent times, there were revelations here about upcoming devices or even hints at new technology that will come for the future events it would host.

With that being said, what is the public to expect at WWDC 2022?

Apple WWDC 2022: What to Expect at the Event?

This Monday, June 6, Apple is going on its annual event that unites the company, developers in the industry, and fans to a single gathering that will talk about everything in its tech company. WWDC is not precisely a release event for Apple, but past WWDCs bring different products to highlight, especially in its development from within the company.

According to TechRadar, there is a lot to expect from the Apple event, and it will focus primarily on software and internal components that the public are all familiar with, thanks to the company. Nevertheless, the event would focus on developments in the company, especially those that would offer massive opportunities for its systems to shine.

iOS 16, macOS 13, M2 Silicon, A16 Bionic, and MORE

WWDC 22 is coming, and Apple could not make it clear that it is starting this Monday, June 6, and ending by Friday, June 10. Expectations focus on known WWDC regulars like the iOS with the 16th version of the device OS, the macOS 13, the M2 Silicon chip that will come to future MacBook releases, the A16 Bionic chip, and other hardware reveals like the AR/VR hardware.

Apple and its Many Upcoming Releases in 2022

WWDC is the first step that the public expects Apple to take on their release of new devices as the program will embody many features coming from the Cupertino giant. One of the most famous speculations that reports center on is the Apple iPhone 14, which will have many of its elements potentially unveiled in WWDC, including the iOS 16, A16 Bionic chip, RAM, and more.

The event also talks about Safari, the company's dedicated web browser that helps connect and search for information from the internet, something unique to its feature, unlike other apps. Recently, Apple Safari reached a milestone that it celebrated, getting 1 billion users on its platform, showing its growth and significance.

Apple is nearing its WWDC event, and there are many preparations in store for it, and many reports are already expecting a lot from the company for its upcoming showcase. One of the critical persons going there is Apple CEO Tim Cook, which will also be a part of its keynote speech, and it may be a possible opportunity to reveal announcements come Monday.

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Written by Isaiah Richard