Apple fans get ready for WWDC 24 coming June 10-14

The conference time of year is rolling back around, and Apple has claimed its spot on the calendar. WWDC 24 kicks off June 10th and runs through June 14th in Cupertino, California. Developers can begin registering for the event at Apple Park on June 10th.

You can learn more about the event on Apple’s Developer Website. Apple will allow app developers to view the developer sessions online.

Join us online for the biggest developer event of the year. Be there for the unveiling of the latest Apple platforms, technologies, and tools. Learn how to create and elevate your apps and games. Engage with Apple designers and engineers and connect with the worldwide developer community. All online and at no cost.

Apple is expected to announce the next version of its operating systems: iOS, macOS, iPadOS, and watchOS. We might see those new home screen personalization options in the rumor mill. We could also see the first integration of Google AI into the Apple ecosystem.

You can learn more from the Apple website.

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David Allen
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David has been a part of technology for 35 years, enjoys sharing his opinions and viewpoints all the way back to the BBS world of the 1990s. Do you remember those?

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