The 35th annual Worldwide Developers Conference is set to take place in June. As we near the timeframe for Apple to unveil the event dates excitement is building.
Apple Announcing WWDC 2024 Dates
Apple may reveal the date for its WWDC event within the fortnight either by the end of March or at the beginning of April. Previous announcement trends indicate that Apple might make an announcement between Tuesday, March 26, and Friday, March 29, or potentially in the week of Tuesday, April 2.
- 2023: March 29 (Wednesday)
- 2022: April 5 (Tuesday)
- 2021: March 30 (Tuesday)
- 2020: March 13 (Friday)
- 2019: March 14 (Thursday)
- 2018: March 13 (Tuesday)
- 2017: February 16 (Thursday)
- 2016: April 18 (Monday)
- 2015: April 14 (Tuesday)
- 2014: April 3 (Thursday)
In years WWDC has typically been held during the initial week of June. This year, June 3 to June 7 seems like a timeframe for the event; however, there is also a chance it could take place from June 10 to June 14. Past WWDC dates have fallen within these ranges. Developers will receive these updates after the address with beta versions initially accessible exclusively to developers. If Apple sticks to its schedule public betas are likely to be available by July 2024.
- 2023: June 5 to June 9
- 2022: June 6 to June 10
- 2021: June 7 to June 11
- 2020: June 22 to June 26
- 2019: June 3 to June 7
- 2018: June 4 to June 8
- 2017: June 5 to June 9
- 2016: June 12 to June 17
- 2015: June 8 to June 12
- 2014: June 2 to June 6
During WWDC, Apple plans to unveil iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS 15, watchOS 11, tvOS 18, HomePod Software 18, and visionOS 2. As for iOS 18, speculations suggest an emphasis on intelligence features this year across the operating system. Analysts predict that this update will be one of the most significant in years and details can be found in various rumor compilations.
There haven’t been any rumors, about new hardware reveals at WWDC. There is excitement surrounding updates for various Mac models, like the Mac Studio, Mac mini, and Mac Pro that are still awaiting M3 chip enhancements. It’s possible that some of these Mac upgrades might be unveiled during WWDC.
