Summary of the highlights from the latest WWDC event

Here are some of the highlights from the latest WWDC event:

Apple Intelligence: A new personal intelligence system that integrates powerful generative models into iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. This system enhances the ability to understand and generate language and images, helping users take actions with a rich awareness of personal context. It's built with privacy as a core principle.
Xcode 16: Introduces a new dynamic linking architecture for Xcode Previews, making the workflow smoother and more productive. It also includes new customization options for SwiftUI, such as custom hover effects for visionOS and new text renderer APIs for visual effects and animations.
Swift and Swift Assist: Swift is expanding to Windows and Linux, and Swift Assist can transform ideas into code, allowing developers to focus on higher-level problems.
Gaming on Apple Devices: With advancements in Metal and Apple silicon, Apple devices like the Mac, iPad, and iPhone can now support console-class gaming experiences, creating a unified gaming platform.
watchOS 11: Offers new APIs and features, including live activities that start on iOS and extend to the Apple Watch, providing a seamless experience across devices.
VisionOS 2: Enhances spatial computing with support for volumetric apps, new enterprise APIs, and technologies for building shared apps and games.

For more detailed information, you can explore the sessions like Platforms State of the Union which covers Apple Intelligence, and What’s new in Xcode 16 for updates in Xcode Previews.