Every WWDC is an opportunity for Apple to lay the foundations of what the next iteration of its software platforms will bring for the next 12 months. This basically means whatever the company plans to release before iOS 17, be it hardware or new features, will have to be in iOS 16, whether explicitly stated or buried hidden in code.
According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, iOS 16, which is codenamed “Sydney,” will include references to Apple’s much-awaited VR/AR headset. This device may launch this year, but it’s too early for it to make an actual appearance at WWDC. Gurman speculates the most that Apple may be able to reveal during the upcoming keynote is a preview of the headset’s software, which will reportedly be tied to iOS. If that’s the case, there is a chance the mixed reality headset could finally launch before iOS 17 takes the stage in 2023.
That could also be one reason why Apple is inviting developers and students to make an appearance at the Apple Park this year — to give them a first-hand experience involving a prototype, though under an NDA, most likely. With about two months to go before WWDC, we expect to hear more details about iOS 16 through the grapevine, but the new report also drops some other claims ahead of time.
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