Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) marked a big milestone for the company, as iOS reached its 10th iteration. Although iOS 10 and Siri were the stars of the show, WatchOS 3, tvOS, and MacOS had some pretty big updates, too.
Apple didn’t show off new devices at WWDC, but that doesn’t make the show any less exciting. The developer conference revealed some key hints about the future of Apple products and presented the company’s vision for its future. Here’s a breakdown of all the major announcements from the show and links to expanded coverage.
WWDC 2016 was action-packed this year, and iOS 10 saw a great number of improvements, as did WatchOS 3. All of the new software is available to developers and will reach users’ devices in the fall. A public beta launches in July for those who wish to try the new operating system updates from Apple.
You can find all our WWDC coverage here, view the entire livestream here, and stay tuned for more Apple coverage as we try out iOS 10, Mac OS, and WatchOS 3.
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