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The WWDC 2019 – otherwise known as the Worldwide Developers Conference – is only a month away and Apple users are excited what the company has in store for its fan base. Although there’s still no confirmation what’s going to take place during the event, there have been plenty of leaks on the web what sort of hardware and software fans can expect.
The most discussed subject that will be featured in the WWDC 2019 is the upcoming iOS 13. Touted to provide significant improvements on multiple fronts, the update is set to revamp the software’s Home Screen, Mail, Books, Maps and more, CNET reported.
But arguably the most anticipated feature of the iOS 13 is the inclusion of a Dark Mode. This feature will provide users with a dimmer screen, reducing strain on the eyes and conserving battery at the same time. For iPad users, the iOS 13 is also rumored to have a multi-tab option for a single app, as well as improve file management. And with the arrival of the iOS 13, people have been asking whether or not the WWDC 2019 will be unveiling a new iPhone.
Although the Cupertino-based company has shown off new hardware in the past, there’s zero chance that a new iPhone will be revealed during the conference. In lieu of a new iPhone is the possibility of a new MacBook Pro and iPad Pro that will be presented during the WWDC 2019.
As for a new iPhone, Apple is expected to unveil it this coming September along with the final version of the iOS 13. The WWDC 2019 is scheduled to take place on June 3 and will end on June 7, with the location set once again at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California. For those who can’t attend the event, you can simply stream it on Apple TV or at the Apple Event section that can be found here.
