- Apple has confirmed that WWDC 2020 will not move forward as planned and will instead be an online-only event.
- WWDC 2020 will take place in June, but Apple has yet to commit to any specific dates for the event.
- Craig Federighi, Apple’s senior vice president of Software Engineering, says WWDC 2020 is “going to be big.”
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In light of the coronavirus outbreak, Apple announced on Friday that this year’s edition of its Worldwide Developers Conference will be “a completely new online experience” with no plans for in-person meetings or a traditional keynote address. Despite the change in format, Apple says that the event will still give developers access to new versions of its software and will have content for “consumers, press, and developers alike.”
Alongside its iPhone reveal events every year, WWDC is perhaps Apple’s most important annual gathering, giving thousands of developers access to the information and the tools they need to build new software. Apple notes that there are more than 23 million registered developers in over 155 countries and regions.
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