Apple Is Moving Its Annual Conference To San Jose In June
Macworld|April 2017

The annual developers conference, where Apple will unveil the latest versions of iOS and macOS, is heading to San Jose June 5–9.

Caitlin Mcgarry
Apple Is Moving Its Annual Conference To San Jose In June

In a departure from the norm, Apple just announced the dates and location of its annual Worldwide Developers Conference. This year, the event will be at San Jose’s McEnery Convention Center instead of San Francisco’s Moscone Center, though Apple is keeping its usual June time slot.

Apple unveiled the dates and venue change in a recent press release (go. macworld.com/lpwwdc). The company typically holds off on revealing WWDC details until much closer to the event, but Apple execs wanted to give developers plenty of time to make travel arrangements, according to The Loop.

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