Apple WWDC 2025 Schedule Released: Here's What To Expect

Apple has released a more comprehensive itinerary for its annual developers event, Worldwide Developers Conference 2025, which will take place from June 9–13.

According to the schedule, Apple’s keynote will start at 10 a.m. PT (10:30 p.m. IST) on June 9. A live stream will be accessible on YouTube, Apple.com, and the Apple TV app.

The Platforms State of the Union will offer a deeper insight into the new tools for Apple developers, including advances across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, visionOS, and watchOS. 

The free online conference will be a showcase of Apple's tech prowess and latest tools and features. Apple has promised "a week of technology, innovation, and creativity", but what’s in store at the WWDC? Here's a look at what can be expected.

At WWDC 2025, iOS 19 is expected to garner the maximum eyeballs due to reports that it will be "one of the most dramatic software overhauls" in Apple's history, as Bloomberg's Mark Gurman puts it. 

iOS 19 would likely have a new interface designed to provide Apple's various products — including iPhone, iPad, Mac, Watch, etc. — a consistent appearance. Drawing inspiration from the visionOS, Apple is also expected to redesign the appearance of icons, menus and apps.

Delays have plagued the rollout of Apple Intelligence, and Apple has already said that Siri's AI features aren't expected anytime before 2026. Yet, all eyes will be on Apple's roadmap for Apple Intelligence and how Siri will be revamped.

With macOS 16, the Mac is probably going to see the same interface changes that are coming to the iPhone and iPad. Rumour has it that a touchscreen Mac will be released — although it's highly unlikely before 2027 — but the WWDC might offer a glimpse of touchscreen controls for a future macOS.

WWDC could also include other software improvements, including health tracking tools with watchOS 12. watchOS would need to add support for the potential addition of blood pressure and glucose monitoring to the rumoured Apple Watch 11. 

Updates to tvOS and visionOS are also planned, and some announcements can be expected at the WWDC.