Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), San Francisco, California, USA

Every year, the Worldwide Developer Conference is Apple's best chance to talk about the future. And 2014 is shaping up to be a big one: Tim Cook and his ragtag group of executives will be talking about iOS and OS X, and may have any number of surprises in store. Maybe even a watch. But probably not a watch. But maybe.

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Apple had a lot to talk about at WWDC 2014. There was no hardware, but there was plenty of new stuff to talk about. Tim Cook and Craig Federighi took turns announcing new versions of iOS and OS X, with new features and designs on both sides. But they spent most of their time talking about how Apple devices talk to each other, how apps can work together, and how Apple is taking a new, friendlier, more inviting approach to the way it designs software. That may turn out to be much more important than a new Mac Mini ever could have been.

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Ladies and gentlemen, Apple's 2014 WWDC keynote was indeed "the mother of all releases." There was so much that we could barely cut it down to 10 minutes. But we did it, just for you.

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Tim Cook is a gentle man with a soft spot for numbers. Watch him break it down at WWDC 2014.

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Watch as Apple previews iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite — all-new and more powerful than ever versions of the operating systems for iPhone, iPad, and Mac — at WWDC 2014.

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At WWDC we made lots of major announcements. iOS 10 is our biggest release yet, with incredible features in Messages and an all-new design for Maps, Photos, and Apple Music. With macOS Sierra, Siri makes its debut on your desktop and Apple Pay comes to the web. The latest watchOS offers easier navigation and a big boost in performance. And the updated tvOS brings expanded Siri searches.

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Apple WWDC 2017. Take a look at our latest announcements. The new iPad Pro. iMac Pro. HomePod. iOS 11. macOS High Sierra. watchOS 4.

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Apple WWDC 2018. Four OS updates. One big day. Take a look at updates for iPhone and iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV.

9:54 — Announcing iOS 12
Learn how you can FaceTime with up to 32 people. Share AR experiences with friends. And be more aware of how you and your kids use apps.

1:05:17 — Announcing watchOS 5
Discover how you can challenge someone to an Activity competition. Track brand-new workouts. And learn more about Walkie-Talkie, a fun and easy way to connect with friends and family.

1:24:27 Announcing the new tvOS
Learn more about immersive Dolby Atmos 3D sound. Watch TV shows and movies in 4K HDR. And tune in to live news and sports.

1:35:02 — Announcing macOS Mojave
Now you can stay focused on your work with Dark Mode. Edit and share files without opening them. And explore a completely redesigned Mac App Store.

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Apple's virtual conference will start weeks later than we were expecting, but it will be free for developers.

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Apple WWDC 2020 kicked off with big announcements, exciting reveals, inspiration, and new opportunities to create the most innovative apps in the world.

Watch the Special Event Keynote for an in-depth look at the latest for iOS, iPadOs, watchOS, privacy, tvOs, macOs, and mac, directly from Apple Park.

Introduction 0:00
iOS 5:33
iPadOS 31:55
watchOS 45:13
Privacy 55:14
tvOS 1:03:33
macOS 1:08:00
Mac 1:25:57

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While the big news out of WWDC was Apple's move away from Intel chips to their own ARM-based silicon, the company showed off iOS and iPadOS 14, MacOS Big Sur, among other things.

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Join our worldwide developer community for WWDC21 on June 7 at 10 a.m. PDT. Set a reminder and we’ll send you an update before showtime.

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Apple just wrapped up its opening WWDC 2021 keynote and gave us our first looks at iOS 15, iPadOS, macOS Monterey, watchOS 8, new health features, privacy updates, improvements to FaceTime, and many more. We compiled all the highlights for you in this video, but, spoiler alert: no new hardware was introduced this year.

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Join our worldwide developer community for WWDC22 on June 6 at 10 a.m. PT.

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