Apple WWDC 2016 live: New software iPhone, iPad, Macs, Apple Watch and Apple TV to be unveiled – as it happened

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Tim Cook walks off stage after speaking during the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference at the Moscone West center on June 2, 2014 in San Francisco, California (Getty)

Apple is holding one of its biggest events of the year, demonstrating all of the software that will soon come to people's devices.

The event will include refreshes of every major piece of software that Apple has, including the operating systems that run its iPhones, Macs, iPads, Apple Watches and Apple TVs.

The company could also unveil some surprise hardware announcements, as well as laying out its plans for things like artificial intelligence more broadly.

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[13 June 2016 19:42 · Andrew Griffin]

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The company will use "differential privacy" – which means that it can still use all of the information it has to learn about people, but won't be able to profile individual people.

[13 June 2016 19:43 · Andrew Griffin]

One more thing!!

[13 June 2016 19:44 · Andrew Griffin]

OK I think that was an accidental one more thing – it's just a video.

[13 June 2016 19:45 · Andrew Griffin]

There'll be a developer preview today; a public beta in July; and the full version in autumn.

[13 June 2016 19:47 · Andrew Griffin]

We're coming towards the end, with announcements for developers. That includes a new app built to help people do more with Apple's own programming language, Swift.

[13 June 2016 19:49 · Andrew Griffin]

The new app – Swift Playgrounds – is an interactive world-type game that's played by writing code.