Apple has sent out invitations to members of the media for WWDC22

It’s official – Apple has finally sent out invites to members of the press for WWDC22. Anticipated events may include a first look at the upcoming iOS 16, watchOS 9, and macOS 13. After the main keynote, in addition to the possible release of the first developer beta versions of these operating systems. The Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is typically a software-centric event. However, Apple may announce or give us a peek at upcoming hardware.

WWDC22 will be held online. It starts on Monday 6th June and will run until Friday 10th June. There is no expected fee to attend this conference. The main keynote speeches are available to all users worldwide on the company event website and official YouTube channel. This is in addition to the Apple TV and Apple Developer apps. However, the Cupertino tech giant may limit certain sessions to registered developers only. Apple developer membership costs $99 per year and comes with tons of benefits. These include access to the latest developer betas of the company's operating system and the ability to submit apps to the App Store.

Apple will invite a very limited number of guests to Apple Park on June 6 — including students and developers. It mentioned in its announcement post:

In addition to the online conference, Apple will host a special day at Apple Park on June 6 for developers and students to watch with the online community Keynote speeches and State of the Union videos. Space is limited and details on how to apply to participate will be available soon on the Apple Developer website and app.

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