Apple's World Wide Developer Conference is this week in San Jose, CA, and that means the WWDC Keynote address took place this morning! Tim Cook and many of his colleagues took the stage at 10:00a Pacific to kick off this year's developer conference. Below is a list of Apple announcements and updates.

10:07a Pacific: Tim Cook takes the stage to begin the keynote and kick off this year's WWDC conference! He begins by sharing the following video:

Welcome - Tim Cook

"Good morning and welcome to WWDC! It's great to be back in San Jose [after 15 years]"
"This is going to be the best and biggest WWDC... ever!"
16 million registered developers around the world (adding 3 million in 2016 alone)
Attendees from 75 countries around the world
Yuma, from Australia, is the youngest developer in attendance... only 10 years old! Already has 5 apps on the App Store

tvOS - Tim Cook

50 partners integrated into the TV app
Amazon is coming to the Apple TV with Amazon Prime video

watchOS - Tim Cook & Kevin Lynch

#1 in customer satisfaction... again!
"People love the fitness, health and quick access to information"
Kevin Lynch takes the stage
watchOS 4 introduced today
New Siri watch face automatically displays information most relevant to you
Any time you raise your wrist, information is automatically updated using machine learning
Woody, Jesse and Buzz ("Toy Story" characters) are now available on Apple Watch as watch faces
Enhanced workout features begin with redesigned UI
New Music app allows for a better music-listening experience
Native core Bluetooth coming to watchOS 4 for some incredible new capabilities!
Developer preview is available today
Public release available this Fall

macOS - Tim Cook & Craig Federighi

"All of us love to use it and no one can match the deep integration between hardware and software"
Craig Federighi takes the stage
Introduction of macOS "High Sierra"
"High Sierra is all about deep technology"
Safari on High Sierra significantly out performs all other browsers on the same hardware
Safari now has auto-play blocking (yay!!)
Mail now uses Spotlight for deeper searches
Mail uses 35% less disk space for storing mail
Photos has great new editing tools
Naming and categorizing people in Photos now syncs across all devices
All edits performed in an external photo editor now transfer back to Photos, automaticaly
Third-party printing services (books, calendars, web sites, etc) are now supported in Photos
Today, macOS is built on HFS file system (30 years old) -- High Sierra will introduce APFS (Apple File System)
H.265 fully baked into High Sierra and included in all pro-series apps going forward
Metal 2 introduces better-performing graphics and support for external graphics processing
Metal 2 for VR (Virtual Reality) coming to High Sierra
macOS will include many, many more refinements
Developer preview is available today
Public preview is available later this month
Free upgrade available for all this Fall

Mac - John Ternus

New Mac displays will be 500 nits brighter
10-bit dithering, meaning your content looks more life-like than ever
New hardware wil support Intel's Kaby Lake processors
New iMacs will support 32 GB and 64 GB memory (twice as much as before)
Fusion Drive is now standard on all iMacs
New iMacs will support Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C connectivity)
SSD upgrade options will be faster, storage up to 2 TB
21.5" iMac features 80% faster graphics performance
All 21.5" 4K iMacs feature discrete graphics with up to 4 GB VRAM (3x faster graphics)
27" iMac upgradable to up to 8 GB VRAM, making this great for VR content creation
John Knoll (Industrial Light & Magic) & Lauren Ridge (Epic Games) take the stage for a demo
4K iMac starting at $1,299
New MacBook refresh will include Kaby Lake on all laptops
13" MacBook Pro starting at $1,299
All new iMacs and MacBooks are shipping TODAY
Preview of new iMac Pro, shipping later this year
New iMac Pro will feature 5K display, Space Gray design and will be the most power Mac ever made
New iMac Pro will feature 8- to 18-core Xeon processor (wow!!)
New iMac Pro will use Radeon Vega graphics architecture, with up to 16 GB VRAM
New iMac Pro will allow up to 128 GB ECC memory
New iMac Pro will have fun range external connectivity including Thunderbolt 3 and 10Gb Ethernet
New iMac Pro will also feature 1080p FaceTime camera and can power 44 million pixels
New iMac Pro pricing wil start at $4,999 and will ship in December

iOS - Tim Cook, Craig Federighi & Phil Schiller

86% adoption rate with 96% customer satisfaction
Craig Federighi takes the stage to talk about iOS 11
iOS 11 will feature a new iMessage drawer, making it easier to use apps and stickers
Messages will now be stored in iCloud, meaning messages are in sync across ALL devices, even new devices)
Messages will remain end-to-end encrypted
ApplePay will be available at more than 50% retailers by the end of this year
ApplePay for person-to-person payments coming to iOS 11(Yes!!)
Person-to-person transactions happen right in iMessage
Siri is used by more than 375 million devices each month
Siri's UI voice is receiving a major overhaul
Siri's built-in voice translation
SiriKit just got a huge upgrade, which is great for developers
Siri will sync across all devices... one Siri to communicate with
1 trillion photos taken each year using iPhone
iOS 11 will feature HEVC and HEIF compression, for 2x better photo and video compression
Major redesign coming to Control Center in iOS 11 (featuring a SINGLE page, no more swiping)
Lock Screen and Notification Center also upgraded
Photos now allows you to choose a different key photo in Live Photos
Live Photos now allows for auto-creation of seems loops
New Long Exposure feature in Photos allows easy creation of long-exposure shots (impressive)
Maps now includes detailed mall and airport information in iOS 11
Maps will also include speed limits and lane guidance (very cool!)
CarPlay will feature "Do Not Disturb While Driving" in iOS 11
With "Do Not Disturb While Driving"enabled, auto-response text messages will be sent letting the other person know you are driving
HomeKit now allows you to configure and connect to multi-room audio in iOS 11
Apple Music now offers profiles and shared playlists
Phil Schiller takes the stage to discuss App Store
500 million weekly visitors to the App Store
More than 180 billion apps downloaded to date
More than $70 billion paid out to developers (that's HUGE!)
Apple promises a faster app review process
New "Today" tab will show off the latest hot, new apps available
New "Games" tab is a dedicated space to discover new games
New "Apps" tab shows trending apps to explore
Ann Thai (App Store manager) takes the stage to demo new App Store UI
New "App of the Day" and "Game of the Day" for better exploration
Machine learning (CoreML) in iOS means improved palm rejection, better battery life, Siri improvements and more
ARKit introduced for iOS for augmented reality
ARKit will be the largest AR platform in the world... overnight
Alasdair Coull (Wingnut AR) takes the stage to demo ARKit
Editor Note: ARKit could be huge in propelling the use of AR
QR Code support accessible natively from the lock screen

iPad - Tim Cook

"iPad has completely changed the way we work, play, teach, learn and create"
(didn't catch his name) takes the stage to talk about iPad Pro
There are currently two iPad sizes... 9.7" and 12.9" (13")
Today, a 10.5" iPad Pro was introduced, with reduced bezel size
10.5" is the perfect size to display a full-size, onscreen keyboard
ProMotion improves refresh rate, from 60 Hz to 120 Hz
ProMotion reduces Apple Pencil latency to an industry-best 20ms!
New iPad Pro will feature the A10X chip with a 6-core processor and 12-core graphics (40% faster graphics)
Ash Hewson (Serif) takes the stage to demo graphics on the new iPad Pro
Affinity Pro (image editing app) for iPad is available today
New iPad Pro features the same camera system as on the iPhone 7
New iPad Pro supports USB 3 and fast charging
New covers for the iPad Pro and Apple Pencil
All new iPads will start with 64 GB memory
New iPad Pro will start at $649
You can order the new iPad Pro today, and they will ship next week
Craig Federighi takes the stage to talk about even more iOS 11 features for iPad Pro
Dock has been revamped so allow for more apps and can be used from within any app
Drag and Drop coming to iPad via iOS 11
Redesigned keyboard improves productivity
New "Files" app brings a more traditional file browsing experience to iOS (yay!!!!)
Editor Note: drag and drop in split view mode looks awesome (and very useful)!
Pencil offers much deeper integration into Preview, Safari, Notes and more
Notes has a built-in document scanner, allowing you to mark-up right inside of Notes
Toby Patterson takes the stage to demo Apple Pencil with Notes
iOS 11 preview is available today
iOS 11 will be available as a free upgrade to everyone in the Fall

One Last Thing: HomePod - Tim Cook & Phil Schiller

"Music has always been a part of Apple's DNA"
"We want to reinvent home music"
Phil Schiller takes the stage
New smart home speaker needs to be fun to use, spatially aware
New "HomePod" speaker coming later this year
HomePod is just under 7" tall
HomePod includes a 7-tweeter beam-forming system along the bottom
HomePod features a 4" woofer
HomePod is powered by the A8 chip
HomePod automatically senses where it is located in the room and automatically adjusts its speakers to compensate for walls, furniture, etc
Multiple HomePods work together to provide even better sound than one
Musicologist: HomePod works perfectly with Apple Music
HomePod features 6 microphones to drive Siri interaction
Editor Note: HomePod is designed to be a mix of Sonos meets Amazon Echo
HomePod integrates nicely with iCloud services (reminders, calendar, HomeKit, etc)
Unless you say "Hello Siri", NOTHING is transmitted to Apple from the HomePod
HomePod is priced at $349
HomePod will be shipping in December and is available in white and Space Gray

WWDC 2017 Keynote