Here are my predictions for what Apple's going to be announcing tomorrow at WWDC. I think this will be a really exciting one with it being their new CEO's first event. First, we're likely going to see all the software updated to version 27, that's iOS, macOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and all the other ones. iOS will probably see a bunch of smaller AI updates and one or two really big ones, likely centering around the Google Gemini partnership. Maybe that's a chatbot being integrated into Siri or a totally new agentic AI product. I really, really hope that however Apple does roll out these new AI features, they stick to their guns in how secure they're being with user data, because it is the one thing that separates them from all of the other AI players right now. I also think iOS 27 might be designed for an upcoming folding phone, so keep an eye out if there's any features that might allude to that. And visually, I think we're going to get a lot more control over the Liquid Glass mode, being able to adjust the transparency and things like that a little bit further. VisionOS update for the Vision Pro is also going to be a really important one as the new CEO is very invested in it. The last few years they haven't really given a lot of time to VisionOS, the updates have been slim to none, but if that changes this year and they focus a lot on VisionOS and start rolling out new features, blah blah blah. Even if they're not talking about new hardware, I think that's a very bullish sign that they're working on maybe a cheaper Vision Pro or even Apple Glasses, so stay very tuned in to how they announce VisionOS and how much they talk about it. I think it's going to be a lot. iPadOS and macOS, I don't think we'll see any major changes, maybe a few AI features brought in, and if they do announce a major AI assistant, whether that's linked with Gemini or its own thing in Siri, we'll see that brought over, but I don't foresee anything wild happening there. watchOS, I think we'll see some new watch faces. They also launched an AI fitness coach thing that did really well, so I think we'll see a lot of improvements on that as well as Siri improvement on the watch. The watch still uses older Siri and I think it'll get an update to the newer Siri. And lastly, the thing I predict every year and I hope we get this year, HomeOS. Supposedly a software that's going to run an entire home, smart home ecosystem that's going to enable much better smart home functionality, could possibly power HomePods, maybe HomePods with a screen on them. This may even merge in with Apple TV and will be one central place to run everything in your home. If not, maybe this is an Apple TV update that gives a lot more functionality to the home, maybe they're separate things, I'm not sure, but I'm hoping we hear a lot of more smart home mentions, maybe that's through Apple TV, maybe Apple TV gets a little bump, I'm not sure, but I'm really optimistic we see something along those lines, albeit at WWDC tomorrow to give you all the answers, so make sure to follow along, let me know your thoughts in the comments, and I'll catch you in the next video.
