Apple will be using its upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) to reveal the latest improvements to iOS, macOS, and other operating systems, but you don’t have to wait to test them out.
On Monday, Bloomberg published reports from unidentified sources saying Apple is planning several updates to iOS, macOS, and its Apple Watch operating system watchOS during the WWDC keynote in San Jose, California on June 3. Those changes, according to sources, could include a new Dark Mode to reduce iPhone eye strain, and the option to listen to audiobooks on the Apple Watch.
