Good morning, And welcome to WWDC. It's so wonderful to see so many familiar faces with us today.
We're excited to share our latest technologies with you and with the incredible community
of millions of Apple developers around the world. Your creativity and groundbreaking apps
continue to deliver new and meaningful ways to enrich people's lives. We applaud the
extraordinary work you've been able to do throughout this challenging time. Last year's
WWDC was our most inclusive and most watched developer conference ever, with nearly 25
million viewers. It was exciting to have so many people join us and to see the impact
it had on new Apple developers as we broadened our audience, welcoming more people from
more places around the world. We've continued to look for ways to help cultivate the
next generation of developers with an emphasis on those underrepresented in technology.
We host entrepreneur camps for Black and female developers to foster the talents of
future industry leaders. Our Developer Academies, including the newest in Detroit,
prepare the coders of tomorrow with valuable tools and training. And Learn to
Code offers an amazing curriculum for people to develop new skills and learn Swift.
We are committed to being a force for change as we seek to make the world a better place,
full of opportunity for all of us. This year, we're bringing you another online experience
featuring over 200 in-depth sessions, one-to-one labs with Apple engineers, and so much more.
We'll provide the tools you need to continue creating the world's most innovative apps,
apps that inspire us in new ways every day. And just like last year's WWDC, this entire
conference will be made available for free. We've got a lot of exciting news and
breakthrough innovations to share with you today. So let's get started by turning it
over to Craig to tell us what's new in iOS.