Apple Unveils iOS 16, M2 Chip, and Buy Now Pay Later at WWDC
Apple reveals iOS 16, a new M2 processor, and the Apple Pay Later service during its annual WWDC event. The company also introduces updated MacBook models and the macOS Ventura operating system.
Apple hosts its biggest software announcement of the year at WWDC and officially unveils iOS 16 as the latest operating system for the iPhone. This annual developer conference serves as the primary stage for the company to showcase its upcoming software features and technological advancements to the world.
Alongside the new iPhone software, Apple introduces Apple Pay Later, which serves as the company's own buy now, pay later product. The tech giant also reveals its highly anticipated M2 chip, powering both the newly updated 13-inch MacBook Pro and a completely redesigned MacBook Air.
For its desktop and laptop computers, Apple announces macOS Ventura as the next generation of its Mac operating system. These combined hardware and software reveals highlight Apple's continued strategy of tightly integrating its custom silicon with its entire device ecosystem.