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Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) starts today with the traditional keynote kicking things off at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time.We're expecting to see a number of announcements, including iOS 16, macOS 13, watchOS 9, and tvOS 16, though it's unclear what else we'll be seeing at the event.A redesigned MacBook Air tops the list of potential new hardware, but supply chain issues have raised uncertainty about whether it's ready to go. Apple's online store is currently down in advance of the keynote for the first time since 2017, potentially hinting that we may indeed see some new hardware today.Apple is providing a live video stream on its website, on YouTube, and in the company's TV and Developer apps across its platforms. We will also be updating this article with live blog coverage and issuing Twitter updates through our @MacRumorsLive account as the keynote unfolds. Highlights from the event and separate news stories regarding today's announcements will go out through our @MacRumors account. Sign up for our newsletter to keep up with Apple news and rumors.Live blog transcript ahead...9:06 am: We're under one hour to go!9:07 am: Developers assemble! It's going to be a great day! #WWDC22 pic.twitter.com/OZvER1gIiN— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) June 6, 20229:07 am: It’s a beautiful day out and I’m spending it at the park. pic.twitter.com/ibP02SF6O8— Harry McCracken 🇺🇦 (@harrymccracken) June 6, 20229:50 am: The stream of today's WWDC 2022 event is live on Apple.com.9:57 am: The Apple Online Store is down ahead of the WWDC liveblog, suggesting the announcement of new hardware at the event. A new ‌MacBook Air‌ is rumored...9:59 am: Tim Cook and Craig Federighi are on stage greeting developers ahead of the event. Apple is hosting developers and press at Apple Park to watch the pre-produced video live.10:00 am: It’s Craig! Live and in the hair. #WWDC22 pic.twitter.com/LrOlNhrUAO— Dan Moren (@dmoren) June 6, 202210:01 am: The stream is beginning!10:01 am: It's showing gorgeous night-time drone shots of ‌Apple Park‌, transitioning to daytime and ‌Tim Cook‌ walking out. "Good morning!"10:02 am: WWDC is designed to give this community what they need to do their very best work. We love to support our developers beyond WWDC with comprehensive world-class support and other initiatives.10:02 am: Online Tech Talks introduced for live sessions and 1:1 office hours between developers and Apple engineers.10:04 am: Tim is talking up developers and users. Now flipping it over to Craig.10:05 am: Craig activates his watch and transports into the lab, James Bond style. This might be the most over the top transition Apple has ever done.10:05 am: Starting with iOS 16 with a reworked Lock Screen.10:06 am: In iOS 16, we're getting the biggest transformation ever for the Lock Screen.10:06 am: New fonts, backdrops,

Typically, iPhone features find their way to other Apple platforms. But during Apple’s WWDC 2024 keynote, the company announced a reversal in that direction, with a feature previously found on MacOS Sonoma winding up on the iPhone. Apple's Game Mode is coming via this fall's iOS 18 update.Apple only made brief mention of Game Mode, which felt overshadowed by the other iOS 18 features and Apple Intelligence rollout announced at WWDC. And that's a shame, since Game Mode figures to be a welcome arrival on the iPhone, whether you try it out in the fall or before then with the iOS 18 public beta expected by July.To put it briefly, Apple's Game Mode is designed to give you the best experience when running games on your phone. But how well that work? Looking at Game Mode on the Mac gives us some clue. The Mac version of this feature gives the game you're playing the highest priority access to the CPU and GPU, reducing background activity. The approach should be the same with the iPhone and its system-on-chip.On top of this. Game Mode doubles the Bluetooth Sampling rate, which reduces the input latency and audio latency for any wireless accessory such as game controllers or Apple AirPods. Again, we'd assume that the feature will work the same on the iPhone as it does on the Mac.(Image credit: Apple)When you activate Game Mode, your games should run smoother for longer, controllers will be more responsive, and the sound on your headphones will get a boost. So what's the downside? Any background activity will take longer or stop altogether, so don’t expect to do any major downloading while playing. Thankfully, Game Mode has to be turned on, so you can choose when it takes effect.Game Mode's inclusion on iPhones will especially benefit those who recently decided to check out the Apple Arcade subscription game streaming service. Alternatively, Game Mode will make it easier than ever to stream Xbox games on the Game Pass app at a similar quality to the consoles, even on older devices.Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips.Overall, WWDC 2024 offered a surprising focus on gaming. with mentions that both Assassins Creed Mirage and Assassins Creed Shadows will be playable on Macs and iPads. While the iPhone didn't get quite the same gaming focus, there's no doubt that Game Mode could help Apple's phones, including the upcoming iPhone 16, score high in our best gaming phones list.More from Tom's GuideiOS 18 Journal: What’s new in the iPhone’s diary app?iOS 18 home screen — 5 biggest upgrades you need to knowiOS 18 Maps — biggest new features coming to your iPhone

The fall for free. iOS 9 runs on iPad, iPhone and iPod touch.Developing. Follow our liveblog here. Expand Expanding Close Mac OS X WWDC OS X 10.11 Apple reveals OS X 10.11 El Capitan with refinements to performance and stability at WWDC Keeping with its recent annual update cycle, Apple showed off the next version of the Mac desktop operating system at WWDC today. OS X 10.11, the latest system version, carries the name El Capitan following Apple’s pattern of using names of prominent locations across California including Yosemite and Mavericks in years prior. Full details below: Expand Expanding Close AAPL Company iOS iOS Devices Apple News Developers Apple Developer Portal and Beta Software Program pages goes down ahead of WWDC keynoteThe Apple Developer portal has gone down ahead of Apple’s WWDC event later today, where Apple will announce its next-generation software platforms for Apple Watch, iOS and OS X. Posters from within the venue show that Watch OS will feature prominently as a newly rebranded as ‘watchOS’.Update: The Beta Software Program page has also gone down — potentially indicating that iOS 9 or OS X 10.11 will be made available as public betas today. Expand Expanding Close iOS Mac Apple Inc OS X WWDC WWDC jackets leave little doubt about Apple’s adoption of San Francisco system fontThe jackets Apple is handing out to WWDC attendees appear to leave little doubt about our exclusive report that the company plans to adopt San Francisco as the new system font in iOS and OS X. As one of our readers tweeted, Apple has used San Francisco for the jacket lettering.کیفی که اپل به دانش آموزانی که در مراسم شرکت کرده‌اند داده است #WWDC15 pic.twitter.com/0xkrKKV9g3— i-Phone.ir (@Apple4Persian) June 8, 2015There’s also a little in-joke in the jacket labels, Apple using its Swift programming language to indicate the size and country of manufacture.We reported that Apple plans to replace Helvetica Neue with San Francisco in iOS 9 and OS X 10.11. The new font is already used in watchOS.[tweet URL align=’center’ AAPL Company Apps iOS Apple Watch Mac Coming at WWDC 2015: New Apple Watch SDK, Quality-focused/refreshed iOS 9 & OS X 10.11, Apple Music Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference is about to kick off. On Monday, June 8th, company executives will take the stage at San Francisco’s Moscone Center to provide their annual roadmap for Apple’s software, services, and devices.Traditionally, Apple has used