iOS 17, Mac Pro, 15-inch MacBook Air

Apple has announced the latest iPadOS 17 software for iPad.

Apple has announced iOS 17 with numerous changes to the iPhone.

Apple is announcing updates to three apps: Phone, Facetime, and Messages.

• Personalized contact posters with photos or Memoji allow users to select contact cards for other users. Real-time live transcription will also be available for phone voicemail.
• Facetime is finally getting voicemail, allowing users to leave video messages for their friends.
• We’ve also revamped messaging, adding more powerful search and group chat catch-up capabilities. You can also see your friend’s location while you’re messaging them.
• The new stickers are in the “drawer” and obviously have expanded options, such as expanded emojis and rotatable options.
• You can also turn Live Photos into animated stickers.
• With the check-in feature, you can let your family and friends know you’re home.Or if you are late, your friend will be told
• The layout of the messaging app has changed to stretch to full screen.
• Users can now bump two iPhones or Apple Watches to share contacts, music, internet and other shared activities with each other. This is a feature called “NameDrop”.

— Rohan Goswami

Apple has announced the new Mac Pro, the company’s top-of-the-line desktop computer with the M2 Ultra chip. This is his last Apple computer to ditch Intel for Apple silicon. Prices start at $6,999.

Powered by the M2 Ultra’s 24-core CPU, it supports up to a 76-core GPU, eight Thunderbolt 4 ports, and up to six of Apple’s high-end Pro Display XDR.

Both products can be ordered today and will be available next week.

This is a game-changing move for high-end Apple computers, which historically relied on Intel chipsets until recently.

— Rohan Goswami

Apple has announced a series of updates for Mac Studio. It can be configured with Apple’s M2 Max or M2 Ultra chips.

–Ashley Caputo

Apple has announced the 15-inch MacBook Air. It’s 11.5 mm thick, weighs just over 3 pounds, and is powered by Apple’s own M2 chipset. A video demo showed a standard headphone jack, two of his USB-C ports, and Apple’s MagSafe charging dock.

The laptop will ship in four colors including Midnight and Starlight. This laptop has an 18-hour battery with an 8-core CPU and a 10-core GPU.

The price is $1,299. The 13-inch version will be priced at $1,099. Customers can order today and it will be available next week.

— Rohan Goswami

Apple CEO Tim Cook took the stage. He is expected to unveil Apple’s virtual reality headset and a number of developer and tech features that have been typical of his WWDCs in the past. “Today is going to be a historic day,” he said.

“Announcing this morning, the deep integration with hardware, software and services that only Apple can do. We’re making some of the biggest announcements at WWDC today, and we’re also introducing some exciting new products. .”

— Rohan Goswami

Apple has a long track record of stimulating demand with disruptive products in sluggish markets. The company created the iPod, iPhone, and iPad products and revolutionized their respective fields.

Virtual reality products have struggled for years to maintain consumer adoption and institutional support. Microsoft has played with his HoloLens, and Meta’s bet-like move in the Reality Labs space has disappointed some investors and analysts.

But Apple’s reputation as an innovator may, over time, allow it to succeed where others have failed.

Read Kif Leswing’s article on CNBC to find out why.

— Rohan Goswami

Foste +Partners and its eponymous partner, Norman Foster, Baron Foster, designed the Steve Jobs Theater in what the company described as an “extraordinary eight-year collaboration” between the two companies.

According to Foster & Partners, the Steve Jobs Theater boasts “the world’s largest carbon fiber roof” and, like Apple’s headquarters building and many major Apple stores, is glass.

The basement auditorium seats 1,000 people and has hosted WWDC events, investor conferences, and product demos for Apple executives. Among them is said to include a “sophisticated” demo of the rumored mixed reality headset.

— Rohan Goswami

Apple is expected to unveil a mixed reality headset on Monday, but prominent Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said consumers shouldn’t expect to buy it for the time being. suggested.

Kuo writes: tweet on monday Mass shipments of the headsets are expected to begin later this year or early next year. He added that shipments are likely to be below market consensus.

“But investors are not looking at shipment numbers right now, but whether new product announcements will convince people that Apple’s AR/MR headset device is the next star in the consumer electronics industry.” he writes.

–Ashley Caputo

As per tradition, the Apple Store will be temporarily closed. Apple often makes changes to its store before major product launches and events.

The company’s website states, “We are updating the Apple Store. Please check back soon.”

–Ashley Caputo

Apple’s WWDC events are usually about software. The company usually announces some of the new features it will introduce to its products later this year. So, for example, it is almost certain that the iPhone will have iOS 17 and the Mac will have the latest version of macOS. Also include possible stories about new software for Apple Watch, Apple TV, etc.

In some cases, we also acquire new hardware. For example, Apple last year introduced the M2 chip and the new MacBook. An updated Mac Pro was also launched in 2019, so it’s possible that the new Mac will join the menu in addition to the headset.

— Rohan Goswami

Developers, media and Apple VIPs gather at Apple’s campus Apple Park in Cupertino, California.

We’re expecting pre-recorded videos with information about Apple’s new iPhone software, Apple Watch software, and possibly the company’s long-awaited mixed reality headset.

Apple employees are starting to chant to keep their energy high. “Dub Dub” is the nickname for this event. Most of the participants seem excited. — Howe Lesswing