WWDC 2022: Everything we can expect in less than 24 hours

The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is about to arrive, as starts June 6 and will last until the 10th.

This event revolves around software and developers, so what ordinary users can expect are the announcements of the new versions of the various Apple operating systems that power their phones, tablets, watches, computers and, perhaps, others. devices.

iOS 16

The new version of iOS will lay the groundwork for the new iPhones that will arrive in September and that, according to rumors, will have the Always On Display (AoD) function that keeps the screen always on, even when the phone is locked.

The question that remains is whether the iPhone 13 and earlier will also receive AoD as part of iOS 16, but it is unlikely, since most of the energy savings come from the hardware and not the software.

The lock screen will also receive a new functionality that has been described as “wallpapers with widget-like capabilities”. Another expected change is a notification system redesign.

In addition, it will improve health tracking features of the system, as well as many of the native apps of Apple.

iPad OS 16

Apparently, iPadOS 16 will introduce a redesigned multitasking interface. The new version of iPadOS will aim to make it even easier to view open apps and switch between them.

Reports have provided little information, aside from the claim that iPad owners will be able to resize app windows similar to how it works in macOS.

watch OS 9

The new software will introduce a new power saving mode. It won’t be as limited as power reserve mode, as it will allow you to use some apps and features while extending battery life.

The user interface may also change and there may be new health features.

macOS 13

macOS 13, which may also be called “Mammoth,” could see an overhaul of Apple’s own apps similar to their iOS counterparts. We don’t know any more news.