Apple Sets June 10–14 for WWDC: Anticipated AI Strategy Reveal and Latest Software Updates on the Horizon

By James Dargan · 27 March 2024 · 1 min read

Apple has scheduled its WWDC annual developers conference for June 10–14, promising a blend of virtual and in-person celebrations, the company announced on Tuesday.

The event, highlighted by a keynote video featuring CEO Tim Cook, will be streamed on Apple’s website and YouTube, offering the latest software updates for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV.

This year, attendees anticipate the unveiling of Apple’s artificial intelligence strategy, new consumer features, and a significant software update for the Vision Pro virtual reality headset, launched earlier this year. Additionally, past conferences have seen the introduction of professional-grade hardware, including Mac laptops.

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James Dargan

James Dargan is a writer and researcher at The AI Insider. His focus is on the AI startup ecosystem and he writes articles on the space that have a tone accessible to the average reader.

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