What to expect from WWDC 2025?

With only about two weeks left until Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2025, leaks over the past few weeks have given us a general overview of what Apple is about to announce. Here are the main predictions.

iOS 19 features a complete design overhaul.

One of the most anticipated highlights at WWDC 2025 is the redesign of iOS 19. Previous leaks predicted that iOS 19 would have a completely new look, said to resemble the interface of visionOS.

Leaked images reveal a redesigned Camera interface for iOS 19. Image: FrontPageTech.

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

Although the specifics may vary, users can expect interfaces, wallpapers, and buttons to have a glass-like effect and higher reflectivity in the coming years. If implemented effectively, this change promises to deliver a high level of aesthetic appeal.

iPadOS 19 aims for an experience that closely resembles macOS.

This information comes from Majin Bu, a hardware rumor expert. According to him, iPadOS 19 may learn some elements from macOS when connected to the Magic Keyboard, especially the menu bar at the top of the screen.

iPadOS 19 may resemble macOS with app windows and a taskbar at the top of the screen. Image: 9to5Mac.

Additionally, 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 application and window management, providing a smoother and more efficient experience, especially when a keyboard is connected, as this mode is automatically activated.

Eye-tracking swipe feature on visionOS 3

According to tech expert Mark Gurman, Apple is developing a feature for Vision Pro glasses that will allow users to swipe and touch software content with their eyes. This feature is expected to enhance the user experience in a novel way.

Despite its great potential, especially if Apple can expand this feature to other devices, the specific mechanism remains unclear; it's unknown whether this eye-tracking gesture will work independently or in conjunction with hand gestures.

AI health coach

Apple's project, dubbed "Project Mulberry," is reportedly going to introduce an AI-powered health coach. According to sources cited by Mark Gurman, Apple will bring this virtual assistant to iOS 19.4 in 2026.

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

This feature will leverage health and biometric data collected from users' devices to provide personalized workout suggestions to improve health, including instructional videos from health professionals.

This feature will likely be introduced as a new subscription service, probably called “Health+”. Even so, it remains one of the most promising AI applications in healthcare, with the potential for a significant impact.

Apple Intelligence "opens its doors".

Although Apple Intelligence may seem to be lagging behind some competitors, this won't last. Gurman recently reported that at this year's WWDC, Apple will announce that it will open access to its AI models to third-party developers.

With Apple Intelligence, developers will be able to leverage the power of on-device AI processing without having to integrate entire large language models (LLMs) or other AI models into their applications.

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

Furthermore, this move allows applications to widely integrate AI features for images, text, video , and audio, something that was previously difficult to achieve.

Despite being just a minor announcement, the creativity of developers in leveraging these new capabilities cannot be underestimated, provided that Apple's AI models actually improve.

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