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Apple teases a new software design at WWDC 2025

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
June 2, 2025 - 19:02 CEST
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If you're interested in Apple or want to know what's happening at WWDC 2025, this article is for you. Apple released a new slogan and a new design for its event page just before the conference. This has sparked speculation about what exactly we can expect at the keynote on June 9th.

Apple's WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference) starts in a few days. Just a few days before the event, Apple has redesigned its official WWDC website. The previous motto, "On the horizon," is now replaced by the new slogan "Sleek Peek." The event graphics have also been updated. These details could provide clues as to what Apple is planning.

New slogan: Sleek Peek

The term "Sleek Peek" is a variation of "Sneak Peek" and can be interpreted as "sleek preview" or "smooth preview." Apple's replacement of the previous slogan is seen in the industry as a deliberate signal. The new term could hint at design changes in upcoming operating system versions. Rumors suggest Apple is working on a new interface style based on the look of visionOS—the Apple Vision Pro system. This style is characterized by translucent elements, glass effects, and an airy, modern layout.

Revised graphic: glass instead of rainbow

Apple also changed its event graphics for WWDC 2025. It now features a glass-like Apple logo through which various colors shine. Previously, the logo featured a rainbow-like glass design. The new design appears more reduced and clear. This fits with the rumors surrounding iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26, tvOS 26, and watchOS 26. All are said to be visually redesigned and receive a glass-like design. This could be a clear departure from the current look—in favor of more transparency, depth, and lightness in the user interface.

Streaming: How to follow the keynote

The WWDC 2025 keynote will be streamed on June 9 starting at 7:00 PM Central European Time. You can watch it live on the official Apple event page , via the Apple TV app, or on YouTube. Apple also offers a later replay option if you can't attend in person.

Additional information from the Marketing Director

Apple's chief marketing officer, Greg Joswiak, shared an animated graphic about WWDC 2025 on his official channel. The animation alternates between a glass-like Apple logo, the Swift logo (for Apple's programming language), and a stylized rainbow. This could indicate a stronger focus on software, design, and developer tools. The combination of these three elements—Apple logo, Swift, and rainbow—likely also reflects the conference's themes: new operating systems, design changes, and technical improvements for developers.

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WWDC 2025: Apple shows clear direction

One week before WWDC 2025, Apple has given clear indications with its new "Sleek Peek" slogan and revised graphics. Expectations are primarily focused on a new design for all major platforms – inspired by visionOS. WWDC 2025 kicks off on June 9 with a live-streamed keynote. The keynote highlights: a new logo, a new slogan, clear design cues, and an easily accessible online presentation. If you want to know what's next for Apple, you should keep an eye on the keynote. It looks as if Apple is taking a new step forward, both visually and technically. If you can't watch the keynote live, you can get all the important information directly and reliably at apfelpatient.de . Also, follow us on Facebook , Instagram , and Threads – so you don't miss anything during and after the event – we'll keep you up to date wherever you go. (Image: Apple)

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