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WatchOS now has a quickly accessible dock using the side button, and it’s designed to make things much smarter and simpler to get to.
Launching an app from WatchOS takes “a few seconds”, while WatchOS 3 is literally as instant as the screen animation transition.
#Apple keynote june 2016 update#
WatchOS is up first, and Apple’s Kevin Lynch is first up on stage to talk about it.ģ:10AM: Lynch is talking about WatchOS 3, the latest update that brings along instant app launches by retaining the favourite ones in memory. I count five platforms, but I guess you can stack both iOS devices together. “Our north star has always been improving the world.” This is what Apple (and Cook) says the company’s rationale behind changing and updating its devices and communicating with devs and users alike.ģ:05AM: Apple is going to talk about four platforms today - the Macintosh, the iPhone, the iPad, and Apple Watch, and Apple TV. High five to whoever else in Australia is awake to watch #WWDC2016- Campbell Simpson June 13, 2016ģ:00AM: The livestream’s hold music fades down and… we’re off! Apple CEO Tim Cook takes the stage. If you haven’t hit the livestream up already, now is the time: The presentation will begin shortly, we’re told! I’m typing on a mechanical keyboard, too, so here’s hoping I don’t wake up the entire house. Warmth being brought to you live by a little Dyson AM09.
#Apple keynote june 2016 Pc#
See you all some time around 3AM! Scroll down from here to read this morning’s live blog in chronological order.Ģ:45AM: Morning guys and girls! Who’s awake? It sure is cold.Ģ:50AM: OK, so I’m actually at my PC now instead of posting from my phone in bed. By the way, my hat is a delicious croissant. If there’s not some kind of announcement of a widening of the program or new hardware, I’ll eat my hat.
#Apple keynote june 2016 tv#
Siri could be opened up to developers, and we might see Siri make her debut on OSX too, to challenge Microsoft’s Cortana.Īpple has also been doing a little bit behind the scenes on HomeKit, too - its nascent smart home network, mostly tied around the Apple TV as the central smart home hub to control your smart locks and Philips’ new Hue 2.0 lighting. iOS 10, if it comes about, is rumoured to be a relatively small update - but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. IPhone is Apple’s poster child, and it’d be a weird WWDC without a major iOS version number change. The Apple TV’s tvOS, too, seems in line for some small amount of refreshing, although the 4th gen box already has all the streaming apps we need. The MacBook Air is well overdue for a refresh, too - did you know the 2016 model still uses the exact same LCD as the 2010 one?īeyond that kind of serious, developer-focused hardware, we might see more on the Apple Watch front - if not a brand new Apple Watch 2, then maybe at least some kind of serious overhaul or adjustment to WatchOS.
#Apple keynote june 2016 pro#
The general consensus is that we’ll almost certainly get a new MacBook Pro - hopefully with some kind of innovative new technology on board, possibly a new Nvidia or AMD mobile GPU on those companies’ new, efficient process architectures. Here’s what our UK cousins think, too!Īpple Is Reportedly Building An Echo Rival And Opening Siri To Developers Here’s what our US cousins are expecting from this year’s WWDC announcements. (No luck, Chrome fans!) Apple’s HTTP Live Streaming protocol only works on these two browsers.
#Apple keynote june 2016 windows 10#
G’night!īy the way: If you’re thinking of watching the WWDC keynote, you’ll either need some kind of Mac or iDevice with access to Safari, or a Windows 10 PC with Microsoft Edge. If you’re going to be sleeping and then waking up - like us, fingers crossed - then about now is the time you really should be going to bed. Now that you’re awake (and we’re still awake), come take a look.Ģ1:00, 13/6: Hello folks! You can check back in from 2:30AM AEST - that’s when we’ll be kicking off our coverage in this post. Do you really like shiny new Apple laptops? Are you a night owl? Does the Swift programming language get you all hot and bothered? Well, have we got the treat for you: Apple’s WWDC 2016 keynote ran today from 3AM to 5AM.
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