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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bperrella Avatar
3 hours ago at 12:13 pm
What’s up with the voice/tone of this video? Seems very childish.
Score: 13 Votes (Like | Disagree)
ab2c4 Avatar
3 hours ago at 12:18 pm
Hopefully this liquid glass transparency can be disabled for those of us with eye problems.
Score: 11 Votes (Like | Disagree)
T5BRICK Avatar
2 hours ago at 12:43 pm
The YouTube “play” logo placement really changes what I’m seeing here.

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eleuthero Avatar
3 hours ago at 12:21 pm

Hopefully this liquid glass transparency can be disabled for those of us with eye problems.
This was my immediate thought—hopefully Accessibility at least will have options to avoid the transparency stuff (though I will grant you, some apps have awful location awareness and still put half a menu off screen—which won't be fixed by the transparency feature, but at least some of a screen might still be visible for keyboard input)
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
verniesgarden Avatar
3 hours ago at 12:29 pm
really curious to see how much of liquid glass gets rolled back or evolve as people realize it's an accessibility nightmare

also I don't see devs implementing this language
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
victorvictoria Avatar
2 hours ago at 12:33 pm
Two minutes was all I needed for the announcements that affect me. the rest was what, interface tweaks? Truly, I worked for Apple 12 years, and listened to WWDCs at least 10 years before that. And as they get slicker and more polished, they've become less and less meaningful as regards "How is Apple going to make money with this announcement?" Is the AI part what's going to drive hardware sales? Doubtful. Give me something "insanely great" that I really need or want.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)