Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2025 officially begins today at Apple Park in Cupertino, California. The event will be broadcast live across various platforms to reach viewers worldwide. The keynote is scheduled to start at 10:00 AM Pacific Time (10:30 PM Indian Standard Time). Fans can watch the full presentation on Apple’s official website, YouTube channel, developer app, and online portal. A major highlight expected at WWDC 2025 is the introduction of a new software naming convention aligned with the calendar year. Additionally, Apple might offer a sneak preview of the iPhone 17 Air during the event.
When and Where to Watch the WWDC 2025 Keynote:
The highly awaited Opening Keynote at WWDC 2025 will unveil significant updates for iOS, macOS, and other Apple platforms. This year, the keynote is scheduled for:
Date: Monday, June 9, 2025
Livestream begins at:
10:00 AM PDT (California)
10:30 PM IST (India)
6:00 PM BST (United Kingdom)
Speculation points to possible reveals like a preview of the iPhone 17 Air and watchOS 26 possibly introducing third-party widget support for the Control Centre. Although iOS 19 isn’t anticipated, Apple is likely to announce iOS 26 during WWDC 2025.
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Apple iPhone 17 Air:
Insiders indicate that the iPhone 17 Air may revolutionize smartphone design with an ultra-slim profile measuring just 5.5mm thick—thinner even than the 6.9mm iPhone 6—and weighing a featherlight 146 grams. To reach this groundbreaking slimness, Apple is reportedly considering the bold decision to remove the USB-C port along with other conventional connectors, moving towards a fully wireless device. This change could mark a significant turning point in the evolution of smartphones.
iOS 16:
Apple is rumored to jump from iOS 18 directly to iOS 26 this year, matching the operating system’s version number with the calendar year to avoid user confusion about the latest update. This major release is expected to introduce notable changes, some drawing inspiration from Android features.
Reports suggest Apple will refresh the visual design of its next mobile OS, potentially unveiling a sleek, glass-inspired interface optimized for Apple Vision Pro. For the first time on iPhone, users might also get a new feature showing the estimated time remaining to fully charge the battery—another idea seemingly influenced by Android.
