This year’s WWDC kicks place on June 6 and we can expect the newest versions of Apple’s mobile, desktop, and wearable operating systems to be released. New health-tracking capabilities and enhanced notification management have been rumoured by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman for iOS 16, but no specifics have been provided.
There are multiple allusions to Apple’s reported VR headset in beta versions of iOS 16 (codenamed Sydney), which suggests that we may see a tech demo of the operating system on stage during the event. This year’s headset isn’t going to be unveiled at CES, but we can anticipate it to arrive in the fourth quarter or early 2023.
New health and activity monitoring capabilities are planned to be added to watchOS 9 and the iPadOS 16 multitasking UI. It’s not clear what Apple has in store for its macOS and tvOS updates. In the following months, we expect learn more about some of the new features that will be included in future Apple operating systems, clearing up some of the confusion.