Apple Shares WWDC26 Wallpaper, Playlist, and ‘Get Ready’ Video
▼ Summary
– Apple released a dark wallpaper with a glowing logo for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, which may hint at Siri’s new design in iOS 27.
– A new “WWDC26 Hello” playlist is available on Apple Music, with more playlists to follow during the conference.
– WWDC 2026 begins June 8 with a keynote unveiling iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27, and other OS updates.
– The keynote will stream live on Apple’s website, Apple TV app, and YouTube; the event runs through June 12 with free online developer sessions.
– Apple shared a “Get Ready” video for developers; WWDC remains largely online, with an in-person component at Apple Park for some attendees.
Apple has begun rolling out teaser content ahead of WWDC 2026, releasing a new wallpaper, a curated playlist, and a “Get Ready” video for developers. These additions follow the company’s earlier reveal of this year’s event tagline.
The new WWDC 2026 wallpaper is available for iPhone, iPad, and Mac through Apple’s website. It adopts a dark aesthetic with a luminous Apple logo at the center, a design choice that hints at the rumored Siri redesign expected in iOS 27. The download page features the phrase “Glow all out,” complementing previously released taglines like “All systems glow” and “Coming bright up.”
Apple Music subscribers can now stream the “WWDC26 Hello” playlist, the first of several themed playlists planned throughout the conference. The weeklong developers conference officially begins with Apple’s keynote on Monday, June 8 at 10 a.m. Pacific Time. During that presentation, Apple will unveil iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27, watchOS 27, tvOS 27, and visionOS 27. The event runs through Friday, June 12, with hundreds of developer sessions available online.
The keynote will stream live on the Apple Events website, which is now active. Additional streams will be available through the Apple TV app and YouTube.
For developers, the new “Get Ready” video provides practical tips on maximizing the WWDC experience. As in previous years, all content and resources remain free. While a small in-person gathering will take place at Apple Park for select attendees, WWDC has primarily functioned as an online event since 2020.
MacRumors will provide in-depth WWDC 2026 coverage from the event, so stay tuned for updates.
(Source: MacRumors)
