Apple WWDC 2025: All Announcements

From personalised AI to spatial Zillow house tours, Apple just dropped a major cross-platform update blitz in Apple WWDC 2025. Here’s a breakdown of every big announcement.

Apple Intelligence: Smart, Private, and Coming to Every Device

Apple’s long-teased AI system, Apple Intelligence, was the star across devices.

Live Translation now works inside FaceTime and Messages, translating in real time with full captions — all on-device for privacy.

Siri’s major overhaul is still delayed, but Apple says the new version “needed more time to reach our high quality bar.”
Visual Intelligence (like Google Lens) can now understand your iPhone screen, find items, and even talk to ChatGPT about what you’re looking at.

iOS 26: Liquid Glass, Dynamic Wallpapers, Smarter Messages

iPhones are getting:

Lock/Home screen redesign with transparent “Liquid Glass” menus
New emoji mashups
Live polls and backgrounds in group chats
Pinned artists and AutoMix in Apple Music
New Phone app with spam filters, voicemail summaries, and Hold Assist

WatchOS 26: AI Workout Buddy & Smart Stack

New Workout Buddy gives AI-powered voice coaching
Flick your wrist to dismiss notifications with the Wrist Flick gesture
Smarter Smart Stack: context-aware suggestions in the gym, noisy areas, etc.
Live Translations & Messages upgrades come to the wrist, too.

MacOS Tahoe: Spotlight Becomes Command Center, Continuity Upgrades

MacOS gets a major boost with:

Spotlight turned into a system-wide action launcher with “Quick Keys”
Continuity upgrades let you take calls, track Uber Eats, or mirror your iPhone
Shortcuts now integrate with Apple Intelligence for on-device smart tools
New design system with Liquid Glass and customizable Control Center

iPadOS 26: Preview App, File Customization & Desktop-Class Multitasking

Apple’s most powerful iPadOS yet:

Mac’s Preview app arrives on iPad
Files app redesign includes folder colors, emojis, and default app control
Multitasking upgrades let users rearrange windows into four corners, plus Mac-style close/minimize/full-screen controls
iPads now feel closer to MacBooks than ever.

VisionOS 26: Zillow in Spatial Mode, Game Controller Support, Better Personas

Apple Vision Pro takes a big leap with:

Zillow integration – walk through homes in Spatial Scenes
Improved avatars with more accurate facial details
PSVR2 controller support for full-motion gameplay
Shared movie nights with other Vision Pro users in virtual space

Games App Comes to iOS

Apple’s long-rumored Games app is official.

Combines Apple Arcade, Game Center, and your own downloads
Features like Play Together and Challenges blur the solo/multiplayer line
In-game overlays let you adjust volume, brightness, and battery mode on Mac

Apple TV & CarPlay Updates

TVOS 26 features better UI, less intrusive playback controls
CarPlay Ultra brings more control customization and now appears in select Aston Martin vehicles

Apple Pay + Wallet Upgrades

Redeem rewards, track orders, and view car features, boarding passes, and digital IDs inside Wallet

Apple TV+ Sneak Peek & F1 Film Hype

Tim Cook previewed upcoming Apple TV+ content and teased “F1,” the Brad Pitt-starring racing film hitting theaters June 27.

WWDC Ends with Developer Love (and a Lounge Tune)

Apple closed the keynote with a musical tribute to app developers. The jazzy, lounge-style song included quirky real reviews and a catchy chorus: “I’d give you 6 out of 5 stars.”
It’s a rare Apple moment — and social media loved it.

Public Betas Coming July, Full Releases in Fall

Apple’s new OS lineup — iOS 26, macOS Tahoe, watchOS 26, iPadOS 26, and VisionOS 26 — will be available to developers now, public beta in July, and full rollout in fall 2025.