What to expect at WWDC 2025?

In just about two weeks, Apple will host its 2025 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). Leaks over the past few weeks have given us a good idea of ​​what Apple is about to announce. Here are the main predictions.

iOS 19 changes the design completely

One of the most anticipated highlights of WWDC 2025 is the design makeover of iOS 19. Previous leaks have predicted that iOS 19 will have a completely new look, which is said to be similar to the visionOS interface.

Leaked photo of the redesigned Camera interface on iOS 19. Photo: FrontPageTech.

Tech experts believe that Apple will focus on bringing a visual experience similar to visionOS to both iOS 19, iPadOS 19 and macOS 16.

While the specifics vary, users can expect more glassy and reflective interfaces, wallpapers, and buttons in the coming years. If implemented effectively, the change promises to be aesthetically pleasing.

iPadOS 19 aims for a macOS-like experience

This information comes from Majin Bu, a hardware rumor expert, who said that iPadOS 19 will likely learn some elements from macOS when connected to the Magic Keyboard, especially the menu bar at the top of the screen.

iPadOS 19 will likely look like macOS with app windows and a Taskbar at the top of the screen. Photo: 9to5Mac.

In addition, Apple is expected to introduce Stage Manager 2.0, an upgraded version of the current multitasking mode. Stage Manager 2.0 is expected to significantly improve the ability to manage applications and windows, providing a smoother and more efficient experience, especially when the connected keyboard automatically activates this mode.

Eye swipe feature on visionOS 3

According to sources from technology expert Mark Gurman, Apple is developing a feature on Vision Pro glasses that allows users to swipe software content with their eyes. This feature is expected to enhance the user experience in a new way.

While it has great potential, especially if Apple can expand the feature to other devices, the specific mechanics are still unclear, and it's unclear whether this eye-swiping feature will work independently or in conjunction with hand gestures.

AI Health Coach

Apple’s “Project Mulberry” is said to introduce an AI-powered health coach. According to Mark Gurman’s sources, Apple will launch this virtual assistant in iOS 19.4 in 2026.

Apple's new health assistant project is called Project Mulberry. Photo: Apple.

The feature will leverage health and biometric data collected from users' devices to deliver personalized workout suggestions to improve health, including instructional videos from health experts.

It’s likely that this feature will be introduced as a new subscription service, likely called “Health+.” Still, it’s one of the most promising applications of AI in the health space, and one that promises to have a big impact.

"Opening the Door" to Apple Intelligence

While Apple Intelligence may seem to be lagging behind some of its competitors, that won’t be the case for long. Gurman recently reported that Apple will announce at WWDC this year that it will open up access to its AI models to third-party developers.

With Apple Intelligence, developers will be able to tap into the power of on-device AI processing without needing to integrate the entire large language model (LLM) or other AI models into their apps.

App developers can finally take advantage of Apple Intelligence's capabilities. Photo: Apple.

Furthermore, this move also allows apps to widely integrate AI features across images, text, video , and audio, something that was previously difficult for them to do.

While only a small announcement, the creativity of developers in taking advantage of these new capabilities cannot be underestimated, provided Apple's AI models are indeed improving.

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