Apple Announces Major New Features in Tim Cook's Final WWDC

Tim Cook's swan song as Apple's CEO took place on June 8, in the form of the WWDC 2026 keynote address. The keynote broke from tradition by focusing almost entirely on new AI features that will span across devices rather than going through each new OS device by device. Based on the announcement, we'll likely see years' worth of AI promises from Apple finally come to life in a real, tangible way that the average user can take advantage of in daily life. Here's everything that was announced at WWDC 2026.

Apple Introduces a Bold New Design for iOS 26

Twelve years ago, Apple completely redesigned iOS to give it a fresh, modern look. Today, the tech giant is doing it again with an overhaul to its mobile operating system to change not just how your iPhone looks, but how it functions too. At its WWDC conference on June 9th, Apple announced iOS 26, which introduces a translucent, glassy design to the entire interface, along with a ton of new features.

watchOS 26 Announced

Apple announced a major redesign of all Apple software during the 2025 WWDC Keynote on June 9. This year, watchOS 26 (that’s right, there will be no watchOS 12) is bringing exciting and practical Apple Intelligence features to your wrist, including the smart Workout Buddy that will coach you via voice and smarter ways to dismiss notifications, respond to texts, and navigate your watch features.

Updated Siri? A Major Redesign? Everything We Know about iOS 19

With Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference coming up in June, we'll soon get details on what this year's operating system update is bringing to our iPhones. The update is expected to drop in the fall and we could see some of the features promised in iOS 18 finally become available, as well as a major redesign. Let's take a look at what people are saying Apple's fall update will send our way.

Everything We Can Expect from WWDC 2025

Apple is holding its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) from June 9 through June 13. We can expect details on the new operating systems for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch to be announced during the keynote, which typically takes place on the first day of the event. Rumor has it we'll see a major redesign, something that not everyone is happy about. Let's take a look at what this conference is bringing our way.