Enlarge / The image Apple shared alongside the WWDC 2022 announcement. (credit: Apple )
Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will return this summer, as if there were any doubt. The company announced the dates today—June 6 through 10—and confirmed that it will again be an online-only affair.
Before the pandemic, Apple hosted WWDC in person at San Jose’s McEnery Convention Center. But this particular marks the third year in a row that Apple has opted instead for an online-only event, even though it has begun asking employees to return to their offices starting this month.
Few major tech conferences and events have returned fully to their original in-person formats, though. Google’s May I/O occasion will be a hybrid one, and last month’s Game Designers Conference (GDC) was also the hybrid event, albeit one with a substantial in-person presence.
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