Apple’s WWDC 2017: What You Need to Know

Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference, WWDC 2017, is happening in San Jose, CA, from June 5 to June 9 at the McEnery Convention Center. This event brings together developers and over 1,000 Apple engineers for sessions and networking.

The first day usually kicks off with a keynote where Apple unveils upcoming software and occasionally introduces new hardware.

Key Announcements:

1. New iPad Pro:

   • The new iPad Pro comes in two sizes: 10.5-inch and 12.9-inch, with a stunning Retina display.
   • It offers powerful performance, simplicity of use, and runs on iOS, the world’s most advanced mobile operating system.

2. Refreshed iMacs:

   • The latest iMacs feature new processors, cutting-edge graphics, innovative storage, and improved connectivity.
   • The Retina display is now brighter and more colorful, providing an immersive experience.

3. iMac Pro:

   • The iMac Pro is the fastest and most powerful iMac to date, with a 27-inch 5K display and advanced internal components.
   • It’s designed for professional-level performance, featuring Intel Xeon processors, Radeon Pro Vega GPUs, and impressive storage and memory options.

4. Mac OS High Sierra:

   • The newest Mac operating system, macOS High Sierra, focuses on reliability, capability, and responsiveness.
   • It includes under-the-hood updates and refines everyday features and apps.

5. Other Announcements:

   • iOS 11 introduces new features for iPhone and iPad.
   • WatchOS 4 enhances the Apple Watch with smarter activity and workout features.
   • HomePod is a breakthrough home speaker with exceptional sound and intelligence.

The event also showcased refreshed MacBooks, new watch bands, a Wireless Magic Keyboard with a Numeric Keyboard, and new iPad cases.