Possible WWDC Dates
Apple’s big annual developer conference, WWDC – where it also usually announces big software updates – is coming up! The company has yet to announce the exact dates, but the rumor mill has begun, and it suggests that it will happen between Monday, June 4 and Friday, June 8 at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California, the same as last year.
The McEnery Convention Center is apparently booked up with other events for every week in June except for the first, and Apple has held WWDC in June since the 2000’s.
Except for last year, the company usually releases the dates of the event in April, so we’ve got a while to wait until the dates are confirmed.
The software updates we can likely look forward to hearing about are iOS 12, MacOS 10.14, new tvOS and WatchOS.
There may be a hardware announcement, but the rumor mill has not begun on what that may or may not be.
Tickets to the World Wide Developers Conference will likely cost around $1,599 and be distributed randomly through a lottery. If you can’t afford that ticket, or don’t win the lottery, Apple will be streaming the opening keynote live, and will provide videos of developer sessions on their website.
Tags: WWDC 2018
Apple, Apps, New Releases | iPhone-Antidote | 
February 20, 2018 2:52 pm
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