Apple's WWDC 2026 event unveiled new features across its software ecosystem, including Siri AI capabilities and iOS 27 dev beta.

Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) took place starting on June 8, focusing on software, particularly Apple's new suite of Siri AI capabilities. The keynote address kicked off on June 8 at 10 a.m. PST/1 p.m. ET.

Siri AI Capabilities

Apple's new Siri AI capabilities were unveiled, including a combination of on-device spatial models and facial recognition to optimize photos. The company also announced a new editing tool called Spatial Reframing. Additionally, Apple's Camera app is getting smarter, allowing users to activate the shutter button to let Siri AI see what they're seeing and ask questions.

Developer Beta Program

The floodgates have opened for developers and enthusiasts to enroll in Apple's Developer Beta program and start testing the newly announced software platforms for feedback. The update is a 20GB update on the iPhone, which gets users earlier access to new features like the Liquid Glass slider, Spatial Reframe, and Siri AI.

Other Announcements

Apple also announced a new update to the Shortcuts app, making it easier for people to use, regardless of their level of Shortcuts experience. Automatic proofreading is coming to more apps, including Slack and Mail, powered by Apple's next-generation Siri. Additionally, Safari will now help manage chaotic tabs by organizing them into topics in real-time.