Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) started today. This is usually when Apple introduces changes to its software applications and shares some of its plans for what’s to come over the next few months. This year brought confirmation of a new naming system for all Apple platforms—platform names will now represent the year they were released in—as well as some interesting new designs for how those operating systems work.

The most important takeaway from the hour-and-a-half-long keynote presentation is that Apple is changing the way you work with iOS, iPadOS, TVOS, macOS, watchOS, and VisionOS. This includes a new “more fluid” look and feel (inspired by VisionOS, as many have said), as well as new features like Windows on the iPad, new CarPlay capabilities, background in Messages, more Apple intelligence, and Live translation. None of the new features will be available until the fall, though, so you have time to prepare yourself for the changes that are coming.