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As it has done over the past several years, Apple has kicked off its hashmoji campaign on X for posts containing the #WWDC26 hashtag.<\/p>\n
Custom WWDC26 icon now live<\/p>\n
As spotted by Aaron Perris<\/a>, X users posting about next week\u2019s event can now use the #WWDC26 hashtag to automatically add a hashmoji to their posts.<\/p>\n Like in previous years, the artwork applies this year\u2019s WWDC look to Apple\u2019s logo. For 2026, that means a metallic, reflective design with the same chromatic aberration effect that is widely expected to be part of Siri\u2019s new look in iOS 27.<\/p>\n The WWDC26 hashmoji went live a few hours after Apple\u2019s SVP of Worldwide Marketing, Greg \u201cJoz\u201d Joswiak, published a teaser of the event on his own account on X:<\/p>\n In addition to Joz\u2019s post, Apple published a \u201cGet ready for WWDC26\u201d video on YouTube and an Apple Music playlist for the event. You can read more about that here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Less than a week to go<\/p>\n WWDC 2026 kicks off on Monday, June 8, with Apple set to announce the next versions of all its operating systems, as well as what the company has already described as \u201cAI advancements\u201d coming to its platforms.<\/p>\n Among other AI-related features across its ecosystem, Apple is widely expected to announce the first results of its partnership with Google, with Gemini powering the new Siri.<\/p>\n Be sure to check out 9to5Mac\u2019s full coverage of the event.<\/p>\n Worth checking out on Amazon<\/p>\n
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