Apple announced today that WWDC 2020 will start on June 22. For the last three years, Apple has hosted its Worldwide Developers Conference at the San Jose Convention Center however this year, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the event will be will be hosted in the Apple Developer app and the Apple Developer website and it will be free for all developers. A keynote event is also in the plan, presumably on June 22nd, the first day of WWDC.
Apple has announced that this year’s WWDC will be held June 5-9 in San Jose, California. Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller expects WWDC 2017 to welcome around 1,000 engineers and 5,000 developers with tickets being offered by random selection for $1,599. Ticket lottery registration opens Monday, March 27 at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time.
At WWDC17 we expect to see iOS 11, macOS 10.13, tvOS 11 and watchOS 4. However, in the past Apple has included other announcements such as iCloud and new Macs.
As usual, the conference will be live-stremead on Apple’s website and through the WWDC app for iOS and Apple TV.
radically redesigned MacBook Pro expected to be unveiled at WWDC 2016
Based on leaked parts and credible reports, there’s a new MacBook Pro expected to launch later this year. The biggest new feature that has been rumored is that the new MacBook Pro will come with a touchscreen display integrated into the keyboard, replacing the function keys. The idea behind the keyboard display is that it could be a great place for the traditional Mac menu bar, and software can use it to display certain shortcuts and free up valuable screen real estate.
However, before you get all excited, if this rumor materializes it won’t be as cool as you might think. Most apps won’t be using it and it will take time to get support for it ( maybe you’ll have to wait for the next gen MacBooks with keyboard display ). A second screen, even such a small screen, will use that valuable battery juice. Not to mention the extra production cost of the MacBook Pro which will add to the retail price. And what happens when it breaks? These days it seems that it’s not “if” it breaks it’s “when” it breaks….
Jump over the break to check out some amazing 3D-renderings by Martin Hajek of what the new MacBook could look like…
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watch live today’s apple keynote at wwdc 2014
In case you want to watch live Apple’s Keynote at WWDC2014, you’re in luck. If you own an Apple TV, the ‘Apple TV’ apps is now live. If you don’t own an Apple TV, you can watch the keynote on Apple’s website. Users will need Safari on Mac/iOS or QuickTime 7 on Windows in order to watch the stream. At today’s keynote, Apple is expected to unveil iOS 8, OS X 10.10, potential new hardware, a home automation platform. Apple is also said to be unveiling more plans for its iBeacon technology. The keynote starts at 10 AM Pacific Time.
Apple has announced that its annual World Wide Developer Conference will start June 2nd and run through June 6th.
Apple has announced that its annual World Wide Developer Conference will start June 2nd and run through June 6th. The company has already opened ticket sales on its website but, unlike the previous years, will now select attendees randomly instead of first-come-first-served basis in order to ensure there’s a fairer chance for all. During Apple’s keynote we can expect to get a first look at iOS 8 and OS X 10.10 and everything else the Cupertino boys might have up their sleeves.
Today at WWDC 2013, Tim Cook and funky bunch have introduced iOS 7, OS X 10.9 Mavericks, new MacBook Airs and gave a sneak peak at the new Mac Pros
Today at WWDC 2013, Tim Cook and funky bunch have introduced iOS 7, OS X 10.9 Mavericks, new MacBook Airs and gave a sneak peak at the new Mac Pros. In case you didn’t watch the keynote live, the keynote is now live online. Check it out here…
Apple has finally has put an end to all the rumors and unveiled iOS 7, “the biggest change since the introduction of the iPhone”.
Apple has finally has put an end to all the rumors and unveiled iOS 7, “the biggest change since the introduction of the iPhone”.
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Apple has introduced today a refresh for its Macbook Air line.
Apple has introduced today a refresh for its Macbook Air line. They feature the same chassis as their predecessors, and come in both 11.6 and 13.3-inch models as before. But the new line of MacBook Air is using Intel’s Haswell processors which will drastically improve the battery live and also promise to boost the integrated graphics performance.
Just a few hours before WWDC 2013, we get a new iOS 7 concept by Cody Sanfilippo showing a redesigned and improved iOS featuring live icons, updated phone.app, new notification system, updated message app and more.
Just a few hours before WWDC 2013, we get a new iOS 7 concept by Cody Sanfilippo showing a redesigned and improved iOS featuring live icons, updated phone.app, new notification system, updated message app and more.
These are all tiny things I thought would make sense for Apple to add to their next iteration of iOS. I don’t see Apple making any giant changes to iOS as a whole, but revamping the look to make it seem more “modern” is definitely pretty likely.
iOS 7 will be unveiled in just a few hours at WWDC 2013. The keynote will be live streamed. Fore more info check out this article.
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Apple has updated its site to promote a live stream available online, making the broadcast available to a much broader audience
Apple has updated its site to promote a live stream available online, making the broadcast available to a much broader audience. The video stream requires Safari 4 or later on a minimum of Mac OS X Snow Leopard, or iOS 4.2 or later for those accessing the stream from a mobile device. Streaming via Apple TV requires second- or third-generation Apple TV with a minimum of software version 5.0.2.
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