مديرو المنتجات وقيادات الهندسة هم الهدف لجلسة شركة أبل القادمة WWDC26

13 يوليو 2026·آبل إنسايدر
مديرو المنتجات وقيادات الهندسة هم الهدف لجلسة شركة أبل القادمة WWDC26
On July 23, 2026, Apple will hold an online session that is meant to cater to leadership roles and how they might implement Siri AI features, Liquid Glass, and more in their apps for iOS 27.


Siri AI can tap into third-party apps thanks to app intents

WWDC 2026 may be over, but that doesn't mean Apple has finished interacting with developers and other businesses outside of Cupertino. In-store and online developer sessions have been going on regularly since the June event, but the next one has a more specific audience.

According to Apple's listing for the next online session, it is aimed at "designers, product managers, and engineering leads who drive roadmap decisions." The session is online and will be held on July 23, 2026.


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Product managers & engineering leads are the target for Apple's next WWDC26 session

July 13, 2026·AppleInsider
Product managers & engineering leads are the target for Apple's next WWDC26 session
On July 23, 2026, Apple will hold an online session that is meant to cater to leadership roles and how they might implement Siri AI features, Liquid Glass, and more in their apps for iOS 27.


Siri AI can tap into third-party apps thanks to app intents

WWDC 2026 may be over, but that doesn't mean Apple has finished interacting with developers and other businesses outside of Cupertino. In-store and online developer sessions have been going on regularly since the June event, but the next one has a more specific audience.

According to Apple's listing for the next online session, it is aimed at "designers, product managers, and engineering leads who drive roadmap decisions." The session is online and will be held on July 23, 2026.


Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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