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We’ll find out for sure on June 5.Īfter the first day’s keynote and State of the Union, the rest of the week has lots of online stuff. Of course, it could be an image of the rainbow arches which are a central part of the outside area in Apple Park, right where the keynote will be, but Apple always has more than one meaning in its invites and images. Apple is always careful to ensure it doesn’t let the cat out of the bag, and this image is attractive in its own right, but there’s something very evocative about it, or is that just me? Of course, since the headset hasn’t been announced-and Apple may choose not to reveal it at DubDub-there’s no mention of the accompanying software, though this will be discussed if it is unveiled.Īnd, let’s be blunt, that image that accompanies today’s announcement sure looks like a wraparound headset, I’d say, rumored to be called RealityPro. There have been plenty of rumors that Apple might show off its mixed reality headset at WWDC, which will be a high point of the keynote if that’s the case. As part of Apple’s ongoing commitment to helping developers create innovative apps, the event will also provide them with unique access to Apple engineers, as well as insight into new technologies and tools to help them realise their visions.” So, why is this year so crucial?

What’s on offerĪpple has said that the content will be along similar lines to last year, that is, “WWDC23 will spotlight the latest iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS advancements.

This year, as Apple says, it’s “free for all developers”. Apple charged a fee, and then there were costs in traveling to and staying in California for the duration. In previous years, the cost of attendance was not cheap. While many will miss the chance to be there in person, there’s one very big advantage of this set-up: it’s free.