WWDC 2025, Apple is gearing up for its annual developer conference the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2025. This conference will take place from June 9 to June 13. It will kick off with a keynote at Apple Park on June 9, followed by developer-focused sessions throughout the week. This year, all eyes are on the expected redesign of Apple’s operating systems — iOS, iPadOS, macOS and more. According to reports, these updates will feature the most significant design changes since the launch of iOS 7.

Apple CEO Tim Cook unveils the company’s next leap into AI at WWDC 2025, featuring Apple Intelligence and a unified design across all Apple platforms.

Apple’s Visual Refresh Inspired by visionOS

The “Solarium” redesign introduces a modernized interface characterized by translucent elements, floating navigation bars, and dynamic app icons. This visionOS-inspired aesthetic brings a sense of depth and fluidity, enhancing user interaction across devices. The update signifies Apple’s commitment to a unified design language, ensuring consistency from iPhones to Apple TVs.

The Apple TV interface, largely unchanged since its 2015 introduction, will receive particular attention in the redesign effort. Currently, tvOS maintains a visual style distinct from iOS, but the upcoming changes will align it more closely with Apple’s broader ecosystem aesthetic.

While Apple Watch software has undergone several revamps over the years, but the upcoming update is said to create design harmony across its device ecosystem.The redesign draws heavily from visionOS design principles introduced with the Apple Vision Pro, emphasizing transparency and depth. Apple’s WWDC artwork hints at these changes with its glassy, reflective 3D representation of the Apple Park rainbow stage, suggesting similar translucent effects will appear throughout the updated operating systems.

What to Expect in WWDC 2025

Along with the main features, Apple is likely to implement other important minor changes like these:

• Apple’s iOS 19 will have a feature that should make it easier to connect to public Wi-Fi networks. This improvement aims to make the user experience easier by letting devices automatically connect to public Wi-Fi networks that have already been visited without any help from a person.
• Offbeat and potentially game-changing updates to be offered in visionOS 3, along with the rest of watchOS 12, tvOS 19, and visionOS.

As per convention, first developer betas will have immediate access during keynote sessions, with public betas available early during the summer. New updates will be paired alongside iPhone releases in autumn.

Major Updates Across Operating Systems

iOS 19 and iPadOS 19
iOS 19 is set to debut with a refreshed interface, incorporating glassy buttons and streamlined menus. Notably, the update introduces AI-driven features, including smarter battery optimization and enhanced accessibility tools.

iOS 19 (Image Credit: X/ @RjeyTech)

iPadOS 19 follows suit, offering improved multitasking capabilities and a design aligned with the broader visionOS aesthetic.

macOS 16
macOS 16 embraces the “Solarium” design, featuring translucent backgrounds and floating elements that mirror the updates in iOS and iPadOS. This alignment ensures a seamless transition for users navigating between devices.

watchOS 12 and tvOS 19
Both watchOS 12 and tvOS 19 receive significant visual revamps, adopting the sleek, modern design language introduced in visionOS. These changes aim to enhance user engagement and provide a consistent experience across Apple’s ecosystem.

Apple Intelligence

Even though the Apple Intelligence features, which were discussed last year in WWDC 2024, are yet to roll out, Apple might hover over this category in WWDC 2025. In fact, it is expected to be one of the key topics at WWDC 2025. Since Apple is facing trouble rolling out the AI-powered features, the company may take it slow this time.

We don’t know why Apple is running late, but we know that it is facing challenges in delivering anticipated Siri enhancements. These improvements were designed to make Siri more context-aware and conversational, but their release has now been delayed. Apple is also facing a lawsuit for this delay. Read here in detail.

Initially, the upgraded Siri features were expected to launch next month, but Apple has confirmed a postponement. WWDC 2025 could provide further clarity on Apple’s roadmap for Siri’s evolution.

Arriving Now: AI-Powered Battery Management

A highlight feature of Apple Intelligence set to debut in iOS 19 is the AI-powered battery management system. This works by observing your phone usage patterns and adjusting power consumption dynamically and in advance, predicting the need to throttle power usage from certain apps or device functions. This could be crucial for the speculated ultra-thin “iPhone Air” that is rumoured to come with a smaller battery that is expected to struggle to last a full day. With AI charging algorithms, even the slimmest of iPhones could be practical for daily use.

A report suggests that Apple is working on a virtual health coach, named Project Mulberry, which will integrate a modernized Health app with an AI-based consultant. It would leverage data from Apple devices and offer tailored health recommendations, employing insights from the company’s doctors alongside materials from outside specialists. Although Bloomberg speculates that WWDC could reveal new focuses for Apple, with the virtual coach potentially appearing in iOS 19.4 in 2026, it does showcase Apple’s long-term plans for integrating AI technology for health and wellness.

Changes to Siri

Siri undergoes a substantial upgrade, integrating advanced AI capabilities to offer more context-aware and conversational interactions. The enhanced Siri can now provide real-time translations via AirPods, deliver personalized health recommendations, and offer smarter voice commands. These improvements position Siri as a more intuitive and helpful assistant across all Apple devices.

Redesign of Apple’s Operating Systems

The comprehensive redesign across Apple’s operating systems signifies a strategic move to create a harmonious user experience. By aligning the visual and functional aspects of iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS, Apple ensures that users can transition effortlessly between devices. This unified approach not only enhances usability but also reinforces Apple’s brand identity.

Final Thoughts : Future Apple Insights and Analysis

This is a critical moment in time for Apple with WWDC 2025, as they hope to regain industry first position in designing and implementing AI. It’s not only for superficial purposes. Apple aims to allow users the ability to use products in an effortless manner through a design they plan to deliver and if successful, would be impressive for the brand’s reputation.

The development of Apple Intelligence, specifically in coaching and battery management, demonstrates the company’s efforts to incorporate AI while maintaining privacy. Although some may be disappointed with the later rollout of next-generation Siri, the steady shift toward Gemini integration suggests Apple is taking a user-friendly approach to AI.

As these updates roll out, users can anticipate a more seamless, intuitive, and engaging experience across all Apple devices.

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