The Worldwide Developers Conference organized by Apple is one of the most anticipated technology events of all time. It is Apple's version of (Google I/O Conference) and in this 2018, Apple is planning to return it even to San Jose California and it's been scheduled to hold between June 4th and June 8th, 2018.
There aren't solid confirmations yet as to what the Apple plans to unveil at 2018 edition of WWDC. Last year's edition of the event was filled with excitement as Apple launched several products like HomePod, a new iMac Pro, iOS 11, a 10.5-inch iPad Pro, macOS High Sierra, watchOS 4, and ARKit, which is seen in iPhone 8 today. This year we’re expecting to hear more about the future of macOS and iOS, and it’s possible we’ll see those cheaper iPads and MacBooks that have been rumored recently.
We've seen iPhone 8, iPhone X, iOS 11.3 and so on which are performing well, so in this upcoming event, Apple will mostly focus on the future of iOS, and in particular iOS 12. as there have been several reports is of Apple focusing on reliability and performance in iOS 12 over new features.
Apple is still rumored to be launching new universal apps that work across iPhones, iPads, and Macs, also, Apple will bring its Animoji characters to the iPad, thanks to a new model of the tablet that has a Face ID camera.
iOS 12 for the iPad is also rumored to include several features like tabs within apps, but more significant software updates won’t arrive for Apple’s tablets until next year.
Apple is also reportedly redesigning the home screen for iOS in 2019. If Apple follows its usual plans at WWDC then an iOS 12 preview could be made available to developers sometime in June.
Interested developers can apply via Apple's WWDC website, starting from March 22 at 10AM PT / 1PM ET and tickets will be issued randomly by March 23rd.
