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Macworld on MSN10 WWDC features you need to know (but probably missed)Apple made a big deal of its machine learning smarts at WWDC 2025, and that’s found its way to the Reminders app. In iOS 26, Reminders will suggest things such as tasks and grocery items, plus follow-ups based on your emails or other text on your iPhone, Mac, and more.
Apple’s WWDC 2025 keynote was a whirlwind of news, from a whole new interface for Apple’s devices to new versions (and new names) for every Apple operating system. But what features will actually make your life easier and better?
We're just a week away from Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference, when we get the first look at what the company has been cooking up during the past year for iOS 19, the software that runs the iPhone.
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Macworld on MSNiOS 26 may let iPhone users check the weather even when there’s no serviceWith iOS 26, which was announced by Apple at WWDC 2025, Apple plans to take the iPhone’s satellite capabilities even further, now with weather forecast updates. Although this feature wasn’t part of the WWDC 2025 opening keynote, Macworld found evidence of its existence in the iOS 26 beta code, which is now available to developers.
Apple is late to the artificial intelligence party. That’s what Wedbush analysts said after the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference keynote didn’t include a specific timeline on AI-driven Siri features investors had been waiting for.
Apple’s next developers conference will kick off on June 9th, and as expected, some notable software announcements are on the horizon. The big reveals are expected to be iOS 19, macOS 16, iPadOS 19, watchOS 12, visionOS 3, and tvOS 19, continuing the company's tradition of announcing major software upgrades midway through the year.
With Google and Microsoft’s developer conferences out of the way, now it’s time for Apple’s WWDC. The Cupertino company is gearing up to unveil new versions (and new numbers) for all its operating systems, as well as taking a second step at convincing everyone it’s a major player in the AI industry.