Apple loves putting on a show, and the recent Worldwide Developer’s Conference was just that. The annual WWDC is Apple’s big chance to tell the world all about its plans for the next 12 months. This year’s edition brought with it a slew of updates across Apple’s various operating systems, so let’s waste no time at all in getting into the nuts and bolts of all the big updates.

iOS 12

iOS powers Apple’s most popular products: iPhones and iPads. This year, Apple has focused mainly on performance for its flagship operating system but has still added a few new features for users to sink their teeth into. Key features include:

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watchOS 5

The latest version of Apple’s smartwatch operating system comes a dedicated podcast app, automatic workout detection , and a cool walkie-talkie feature . Bad news for early adopters is that first generation Apple Watches will not be getting the watchOS 5 update.

Siri on Apple Watches gets an update also as users will no longer have to say “Hey Siri” to get the attention of their wrist-based AI Assistant. Siri will also be able to work with third-party apps like CityMapper and Nike Run Club.

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tvOS 12

Apple TV gets an update with tvOS 12 bringing support for Dolby Atmos audio. All iTunes films will be updated to recognize this change without users facing an extra charge.

Another cool feature to come with tvOS 12 is the “Zero Sign-On” feature which allows users to automatically log in to their cable package s if logging on to their system via their cable company’s broadband.

macOS 10.14 Mojave

Last but not least, Apple unveiled the latest version of macOS, Mojave. It comes with an Apple News app, a Home app complete with Siri support and control of HomeKit devices. Other nice features include a redesigned Mac App store and an updated dark mode.

We’ll probably learn a lot more about macOS shortly as it is hotly rumored that Apple is about to announce a new top of the range Macbook Pro . Keep your eyes peeled for that one.

So there you have all the big news from this year’s WWDC. What are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments below. Is Apple simply playing catch up with Google or is it still the bold company of innovation that it was back when Steve Jobs was in charge. We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments below.