Comprehensive roundup of all the Apple products unveiled at the WWDC 2023 event last night.

From the much-anticipated mixed AR/VR headset to new Mac machines and software updates like iOS 17, here's what Apple revealed at the WWDC 2023 event.

As announced earlier, Apple hosted the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2023) last night to officially unveil the new features of its next-gen operating systems: iOS 17, watchOS 10, iPadOS 17, tvOS 17, and macOS Sonoma.

In addition, the company brought some surprises for users by introducing new hardware products, including the Apple Vision Pro AR glasses, brand-new 15-inch MacBook Air, updated Mac Pro, and Mac Studio. In this article, let's recap the hardware and software products introduced by Apple at the WWDC 2023 event.

Apple Vision Pro AR Glasses

After much speculation, Apple has finally unveiled its Vision Pro augmented reality glasses. This product allows users to engage in both virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) experiences, designed to blend the real and digital worlds for both wearers and those around them. The main interface displays real-world apps for the wearer, while those nearby can see the wearer's eyes through the device thanks to the external display feature called EyeSight.

This device is powered by two chips: the M2 and the new R1 chip to handle real-time sensor processing. According to Apple, the Vision Pro has a single lens array on the front of the device, along with a digital crown button to enable AR and VR. It also supports spatial audio through integrated speakers and an external battery pack capable of extending usage by 2 hours with a single charge.

The Vision Pro comes with an attractive price tag of $3,499 and will only hit shelves next year.

visionOS is Apple's new VR operating system

Apple's Vision Pro augmented reality glasses will run on an entirely new operating system called visionOS. This allows the device to layer virtual apps and icons onto the real world, enabling you to use eye tracking, hand gestures, and voice commands to navigate the system.

As Apple outlined at WWDC, you'll be able to use Apple's Vision Pro augmented reality glasses to interact with the company's native apps, such as Safari, FaceTime, Photos, Music, and more. You can even use the device as an external monitor for your Mac to play games on Apple Arcade, watch movies, and record videos.

15-inch MacBook Air gets bigger

In addition to the Vision Pro augmented reality glasses, Apple also unveiled a new MacBook Air with a 15.3-inch display. It's a significant upgrade for the MacBook Air lineup, which has only had a 13-inch display until now.

Apple is marketing this device as the world's thinnest 15-inch laptop and claims it weighs just over 1.36kg. The device boasts up to 18 hours of battery life, a brightness of 500 nits, and a 1080p webcam. It is priced at $1,299 and will hit shelves next week.

Mac Studio and Mac Pro Upgraded with Powerful M2 Ultra Chip

At WWDC 2023, Apple introduced new versions of both the Mac Studio and Mac Pro. The company announced that the latest versions of these desktop computers will feature the new M2 Ultra chip, including up to 24 cores CPU and up to 76 cores GPU.

Mac Studio, dubbed as the 'performance powerhouse' by Apple, will come with options for either the M2 Max or M2 Ultra chip. On the other hand, the Mac Pro will feature only the M2 Ultra chip, as well as PCIe hard drive expansion options. While the Mac Studio starts at $1,999, the Mac Pro starts at $6,999.

• Apple Unveils Mac Pro M2 Ultra: Apple Silicon Extends Support via PCIe
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A Mental Health-Focused Journaling App

Apple has a new iOS app called Journal. As the name suggests, Journal encourages you to record your thoughts about recent activities or trips. Apple states that the app is end-to-end encrypted, and your journal is stored locally on your device. Journal will be officially released later this year.

iOS 17 Adds New StandBy Display Mode and Other Features

Alongside a new journaling app, Apple has unveiled some new features for iOS 17. Most notably, the new StandBy feature turns your iPhone screen into a smart display when tilted horizontally while charging, allowing the device to show essential information like date and time.

Additionally, iOS 17 will support transcription for voice messages, introducing a new safety-focused Check In feature that lets you share your location with someone you're meeting. The new iOS version also comes with NameDrop feature allowing you to easily share your email address or phone number with another iPhone user. And as previously leaked reports indicated, Apple has dropped the 'Hey' from the 'Hey Siri' activation phrase.

Apple Brings Interactive Widgets to iPadOS 17

With iPadOS 17, Apple is introducing new interactive widgets that allow you to quickly access apps and features from the home screen. Additionally, this update includes enhancements for the device's Notes app, personalized lock screen similar to the iPhone, and will finally come with a new Health app.

macOS Sonoma Features Widgets on Desktop and Death Stranding

Apple has announced some exciting upgrades for macOS Sonoma, which will now support widgets that you can add to your screen, along with new dynamic screensavers that you can also use as your wallpaper. This update also brings some new features for Safari, allowing you to create and pin web apps to your Dock, as well as configure settings for different web browsers.

Apple is also introducing a new 'Gaming Mode' for macOS, prioritizing GPU and CPU when playing games on Mac and reducing audio latency on AirPods. As part of Apple's gaming push, developer Hideo Kojima has also announced that Death Stranding (and some of his other games) will be coming to macOS.

Apple Brings Widgets Back to watchOS 10

As you can see from the notifications above, widgets were quite prominent at this year's WWDC event. They even make an appearance on watchOS 10, allowing users to quickly browse through various information by rotating the Digital Crown of the watch. Apple is also adding some new watch faces, cycling features, and information for long-distance walkers.

FaceTime Coming to Apple TV Soon

Apple will soon allow you to use FaceTime on Apple TV. Additionally, users can utilize the Continuity Camera feature to turn their iPhone into a webcam as they look and chat with friends they're meeting from their TV.