Apple announced the WWDC23 schedule, and the keynote speech will be held at 1:00 on June 6.

According to Apple’s official website, Apple has now disclosed the specific schedule of WWDC23. The high-profile keynote speech will be held at 1 a.m. on June 6, Beijing time. Every year, Apple announces a number of its products at keynote speeches. This year, it is expected that Apple will bring relevant information about iOS17, AR/VR headsets, 15-inch MacBook Air and other products.

Most of the content of this WWDC23 will be held online, and participants can learn about Apple’s latest technology and product trends. In addition, Apple will also hold some offline activities at ApplePark for developers and students to participate.

As for the focus of WWDC23, we can get inspiration from past WWDCs. Traditionally, Apple releases new versions of operating systems such as iOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS during this period.

For example, the iOS systems of iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Every year, WWDC takes a long time to introduce new operating system features, such as Control Center and Face ID in iOS, as well as heart rate tracking and alarm clocks in watchOS.

Microsoft will add plug-in functions to Microsoft Copilot

Microsoft announced today that its AI assistant Microsoft Copilot will fully log into the Windows system and add plug-in functions.

Copilot will appear on the right side of the Windows desktop in the form of a sidebar, allowing users to call it at any time. This mode is similar to Bingchat. Users can use it to ask questions and search, and help them process files, call programs, and even play music.

In addition, Copilot will support plug-ins to help users achieve more functions. It is reported that the early access plan will launch more than 50 plug-ins, including products from Atlassian and Adobe. When the plug-in officially launches, Microsoft says there will be thousands of plug-ins available.