WWDC is Apple's annual gathering of software developers where the latest innovations from the Cupertino company are revealed, usually in grand style, and the newest development tools are handed out. In 2014, that means the public debut of iOS 8 for iPhones and iPads, a revamped OS X for Macs, and potentially even some new hardware to make use of these new changes. Follow along here for all the news from the San Francisco event.
Jun 2, 2014
The Swift effect: Apple's new programming language means way more iPhone developers and apps
A modern language could be a boon for young coders
Jun 2, 2014
Apple is fighting a messaging war it cannot win
Messages for iOS 8 lifts the best features from Facebook Messenger, Snapchat, and WhatsApp — except the most important one
Jun 2, 2014
8 huge new features in iOS 8 that Apple didn't talk about today
From Wi-Fi calling to a new keyboard for the blind, sometimes the best things are hidden
Jun 2, 2014
The 22 most important things Apple announced at WWDC 2014
From QuickType to Continuity, this is Apple's future
Jun 2, 2014
iOS 8 apps can talk to each other
Jun 2, 2014
Apple announces iOS 8 with widgets and OS X Continuity
Available in the fall, iOS 8 promises to renovate every aspect of the iPhone
Jun 2, 2014
Apple meets Dropbox head-on with iCloud Drive
$3.99 for 200 GB of storage, synced across all your devices
Jun 2, 2014
Apple announces OS X 10.10 Yosemite with refreshed design, available for free this fall
Apple blurs the line between its desktop and mobile platforms more than ever
Jun 2, 2014
The Verge Live: WWDC 2014 replay
Jun 2, 2014
Leaked OS X images might be first glimpse of the Mac's future
With a new Control Center and revamped Dock, it's looking closer to iOS than ever
May 29, 2014
13 things to expect from Apple at WWDC 2014
All, or at least some, will be revealed Monday at the company's biggest event
