Yesterday’s WWDC 2026 keynote was a very different beast to its predecessors – and not just because the company spent more than ten minutes talking about child safety and screen time in response to growing concerns by regulators. The structure of the keynote presentation was completely different to what we have seen in the past, but we can expect this to be the new normal … Previous Apple WWDC keynotes looked at one operating system at a time. Take last year, for example – the sequence was: Intro iOS watchOS tvOS macOS visionOS iPadOS Developers This year, however, Apple didn’t structure the keynote by platform. Instead, the structure was: Intro Platform improvements Trust and safety Apple Intelligence and Siri There’s a very good reason for this change: because this year sees greater platform integration than ever before. It doesn’t make sense to break things down by operating system because the same features are being introduced across the board.…