It would be great if Apple released everything that everyone is predicting for WWDC 2021, but it never does, and 2021 is no exception. Here's what Apple will absolutely debut, what might see the light of day, and won't make an appearance.
Alongside long-rumored M1 MacBook models and the usual software updates, investment bank Wedbush expects privacy and security to be a central theme at Apple's WWDC 21 keynote.
Twitter on Tuesday activated a "hashflag" for Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, an annual gathering that will undoubtedly be the topic of many tweets come next week.
Apple has updated its Apple Developer app with new features and information ahead of its WWDC 2021 keynote event on Monday, June 7.
Apple has revealed the finalists for its 2021 Apple Design Awards, which will crown six winners for producing innovative apps for iOS and iPadOS.
Apple has profiled three winners of its Swift Student Challenge for WWDC 2021, featuring three women who created apps and projects to help people live their lives, as well as to learn to create their own apps.
Apple is planning to unveil new MacBook Pro models at its annual developers conference in June, according to a prominent leaker.
Apple is preparing for another "paradigm shift" that embraces 3D, according to VR and AR evangelist Robert Scoble, with predictions that Apple's strategy involves creating a realtime 3D map of the entire planet, as well as more work on 3D audio and a headset like the often-rumored "Apple Glass."
The stage is set for the next year to be the most impressive in the history of Apple's storied line of Macintosh computers, all starting with a grand virtual celebration of the future of the Mac at the company's annual Worldwide Developers Conference.
Alongside its announcement of WWDC 2021, Apple has overhauled the Apple Developer app across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS with several updates to the platform's look and feel.
Given that the 2021 WWDC will be virtual, Apple is donating $1 million to SJ Aspires to show support for the local economy.
Apple has opened up its Swift Student Challenge as part of WWDC 2021, with students able to win prizes for creating a Swift Playgrounds experience.
Apple has confirmed it will be holding WWDC 2021 in June as usual, with this year's event being another online-only affair instead of returning to live venues.
A number of high-profile conventions this week announced in-person gatherings scheduled for spring and summer have been pushed back or cancelled completely due to the COVID-19 pandemic, suggesting Apple will do the same for its Worldwide Developers Conference.
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