Apple Inc. is preparing to unveil its first European developer center in Berlin on the eve of the developer conference, deepening its commitment to building an ecosystem.

Before the annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) next week, Apple Inc. (AAPL.US) officially announced on Wednesday that it will establish its first developer center in Europe in Berlin. In a statement, Apple Inc. stated that the center will provide European developers with more opportunities to interact with Apple Inc. experts and participate in relevant activities, as well as provide a more direct channel to understand the company's tools, technologies, and resources. Currently, Apple Inc. has established developer centers in Bangalore, India, Cupertino, California, Shanghai, China, and Singapore. Susan Prescott, Vice President of Global Developer Relations at Apple Inc., emphasized in the statement: "Europe is home to an extraordinary group of developers who are building applications that promote connection, inspire creativity, and drive innovation. We have always believed that when developers have the right tools and resources to perform at their best, they will achieve incredible things. This belief is the cornerstone of this center, and we look forward to witnessing the innovative outcomes this community will continue to bring in the future." Apple Inc. is scheduled to host the Worldwide Developers Conference from June 8th to June 12th, where it is expected to focus on updates to its major operating systems. The conference will kick off with a keynote address at 1 pm Eastern Time on the 8th. According to various predictions, this will be another strategically significant release for Apple Inc. following last year's major introduction of the "fluid glass" design language. One of the key highlights of this conference is the possibility that Apple Inc. will release the biggest overhaul of Siri in 15 years.