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PHOTOS June 26, 2020
On Monday, Apple kicked off its all-online Worldwide Developers Conference in Cupertino, California, and since then tens of millions of people have watched the WWDC20 Special Event Keynote via live stream and on demand, across all platforms. There were more than 4 million visits to the Apple Developer app, and developers from around the world streamed 206 engineering sessions, including developers from Brazil, China, France, Germany, India, Japan, Russia, and the UK.
This week we’ve been showcasing the biggest moments from WWDC20, including highlights from developer sessions, the most talked-about demos, the newest design features and capabilities across Apple platforms, and conversations with Apple executives. We’ve curated some of the best of what to Watch, Listen, Learn, and Play. And for a complete rundown of the Developer Forums, Labs, and 200+ engineering sessions, visit the Apple Developer app.

Even when I'm not physically attending #WWDC20, that Friday feeling still comes back. Hope it never ends 😢 pic.twitter.com/gXWGcTr1Ll

— DUBDUB Clarence (@ClarenceJi) June 26, 2020

Wearing my WWDC19 sweatshirt to commemorate the last day of #WWDC20! It’s been a great week full of announcements, fun virtual community events and learning. Even with the new virtual format, WWDC still stands to be one of my favorite weeks of the entire year. pic.twitter.com/K3ks2kkfYD

— Kaya Thomas (@kthomas901) June 26, 2020
3 super insightful lab sessions today. Learned a lot, asked ton of questions and the feedback/responses I received was on point. Man, what an experience.

I hope virtual labs continue for years to come. 🤞 #WWDC20

— Agis Tsaraboulidis (@agisilaosts) June 25, 2020

My jaw was on the floor throughout this session. Absolutely mind-blowing and you know for sure that I'll make something (hopefully good) out of this by Fall. https://t.co/9IV1a98rrz

— Swapnanil@🏡 (@SwapnanilDhol) June 25, 2020
— JK_Kross (@JK_Kross) June 25, 2020

I’ve attended 4 remote WWDC labs so far and all of them have been such great experiences. Great conversations and all of my questions answered 💯🙏

— Conrad Stoll (@conradstoll) June 24, 2020

Sketch notes for “Building Trust Through Better Privacy”.I hear some devs are already noticing changes in the iOS 14 beta 🕵🏻‍♀️ #WWDC20 #WWDC2020 #iOS14 pic.twitter.com/lVN4WYbfvR

— Amy Tsai (@mousiechika) June 24, 2020

ARKit4 scene depth point cloud
Awesome!!!#thedesignium#ARKit4 pic.twitter.com/89TMYa39dC

— Wu, Kuan-Ying (@rainage) June 24, 2020

To me feels like #WWDC20 has actually brought the iOS community closer, there is no FOMO - just people learning and sharing - #iosdev

— Paul (@Flexicoder) June 23, 2020
iOS 14 comes with support for Sound Recognition in Accessibility. Your phone can now listen for specific sounds – a baby crying, smoke alarm, water running, etc. – and notify you.

Amazing feature for all kinds of users – inclusivity at its best. #WWDC2020 pic.twitter.com/3hIL8JuTyB

— Federico Viticci (@viticci) June 23, 2020
— Sunyyan (@Sunyyan) June 22, 2020

Thanks @tim_cook for re-emphasizing that we can both be excited about #WWDC20 & push further for the fight against racism through starting off the keynote this way ✊🏽 pic.twitter.com/mmO6TvV4C7

— Kaya Thomas (@kthomas901) June 22, 2020

Honestly this is huge for developers. I mean imagine the possibilities with this... instead of building a web version of your app, you can already Rey on macOS users to use it directly on their computers #WWDC2020 and honestly #PUBGMOBILE here come the troubles 👏🏾😀 @PUBG pic.twitter.com/pGYXiMSWVD

— Tav Denkey Jr 💎 (@ToughTav) June 22, 2020