Apple Highlights Key WWDC 2025 Announcements in Two-Minute Video
Apple has shared a two-minute video that highlights some of its keys announcements from the WWDC 2025 keynote earlier today.
There is a
new Liquid Glass design across Apple's latest software updates, including
iOS 26,
macOS Tahoe,
CarPlay, and beyond.
Apple shared a separate video all about Liquid Glass:
In the Messages app, there are now
polls and custom backgrounds within conversations, and Apple Cash support within group chats.
Apple has tweaked the layout of the Photos app, which now has Library and Collections tabs.
In the Phone, Messages, and FaceTime apps, Apple Intelligence powers a new Live Translate feature that can automatically translate your texts and phone calls on the fly.
Apple Watch is getting a new Workout Buddy feature.
With iPadOS 26, iPads are becoming more like a Mac with a top menu bar, an enhanced app windowing experience, and more.
There's a whole lot more that Apple announced, so be sure to watch Apple's video and refresh our feed for more coverage to come.
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