Apple WWDC 2024: How to Watch? What to Expect

One of the most important and largest events of 2024, Apple WWDC 2024, is finally going to take place. The long-awaited Apple Worldwide Developers Conference is expected to attract attention, especially with developments in artificial intelligence. Here is what is expected to be announced at the Apple WWDC 2024 event and how to watch it…

Apple WWDC 2024: AI and More

With the rapid increase in interest in artificial intelligence following the development of models like OpenAI’s Sora and GPT-4o, it has long been anticipated that Apple would take a step in this direction. At today’s event, where Apple is expected to announce versions such as iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS 15, watchOS 11, tvOS 18, and visionOS 2, artificial intelligence features will also be unveiled.

According to rumors, Apple will rebrand the term “Artificial Intelligence” (AI) to “Apple Intelligence.” Leaks suggest that Apple will introduce new artificial intelligence features for iPhone, iPad, and Mac models, with support from OpenAI and ChatGPT models.

Apple WWDC 2024 round up: Siri, iOS 18 and more!

What will be introduced at Apple WWDC 2024? In addition to iOS 18/iPadOS 18, a comprehensive update to Siri is expected. Here are the details.

Although no new device is expected, there may be references to the iPhone 16 event to be held in September. Such as the new AI features expected to work on iPhone 15 Pro or higher models. Also M1 processor-equipped iPad/Mac models or newer.

Among the expectations are a more feature-rich Siri, integration of third-party apps, enhanced features for the Photos app, AI-generated emojis, and more.

Here is what else is expected to be announced at the Apple WWDC 2024 event, besides AI:

iOS 18 Home Screen: Ability to freely place icons and change icon colors.
Control Center: New interface for rearranging shortcut buttons and adding multiple pages, upgraded music widget, and smart home controls.
Settings App: Better organization and navigation and more reliable search across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.
Messages App: RCS support, scheduled messages, ability to trigger effects with individual words, and colorful Tapback icons.
Passwords App: A new password manager and autofill app to replace the iCloud Keychain feature.
Calculator App: Finally coming to iPad and now with a new and unified look across devices.
Calendar App: New data integration from the Reminders app.
Health App: Better blood pressure data handling and possibly hypertension detection, hearing test support with AirPods, and tailored features for pregnant users.
WatchOS 11: New Siri interface with response formatting based on queries, major changes to key apps like Fitness.
Safari on macOS 15: Minor changes including strengthened privacy measures.
New Wallpaper Packs: With references to old icon versions and designs on both iOS and macOS.
visionOS 2: The OS for Vision Pro will be updated to include new environments, the Passwords app, and some iPad versions of apps.