WWDC 2020 date: June 22 is when Apple will unveil iOS 14, macOS 10.16 and more
The retooled Apple WWDC 2020 date will be Monday, June 22, and the big software-focused keynote and all subsequent developer sessions will be held virtually.
WWDC usually takes place at the start of June, but the company has clearly pushed the event back a few weeks after complications from the Covid-19 pandemic has meant it can’t happen in real life.
This is likely to be the first event where we hear about new software from the company. For example, we expect to hear lots of new features of iOS 14 detailed at the event.
- What we know about iOS 14
- Everything to expect from the iPhone 12
- The latest on macOS 10.16
It’s also likely we’ll be hearing more about the features to expect in iPadOS and watchOS 7. We’d also expect the company to unveil macOS 10.16 at the event as well.
All the WWDC 2020 program information will be provided through the Apple Developer app if you’re planning to virtually attend the event.
If you’re just a fan of Apple’s products and its software, you’ll be sure to learn all about the new announcements at the end of June on TechRadar.