What's new for WWDC25?

At WWDC25, Apple introduced several exciting updates and features for developers and users alike. Here are some of the highlights:

New Design with Liquid Glass: This year marks a significant design update across all Apple platforms, featuring a new material called Liquid Glass. This design aims to enhance user interaction by making apps more intuitive and visually appealing.
Apple Intelligence: Apple has integrated more generative intelligence into its platforms, allowing for powerful, privacy-focused AI features that work even offline. This includes enhancements in Xcode with predictive code completion and Swift Assist, which allows developers to interact with code using natural language.
Foundation Models Framework: Developers can now leverage Apple's models to get responses in plain text or as structured Swift Data, enhancing app capabilities and integration throughout the system.
Xcode and Swift Updates: Xcode 26 introduces new features like improved predictive code completion and support for advanced coding models, including those from ChatGPT. Swift and SwiftUI have also been updated to improve app performance and capabilities.
macOS Tahoe: This release will be the final one for Intel Macs, focusing on Apple Silicon. It includes a new design, continuity experiences, and productivity features.
iPadOS 26: This update brings a new design, enhanced productivity features, and Apple Intelligence integration, making it the biggest iPadOS release ever.
VisionOS 26: New volumetric APIs and immersive media tools are introduced, enabling groundbreaking spatial experiences in apps and games.

These updates reflect Apple's commitment to enhancing user experience and providing developers with powerful tools to create innovative apps.