karl
June 10th, 2013, 02:34 PM
Join us for the latest at the opening of the WWDC conference as iOS 7 is unveiled and CEO Tim Cook addresses the audience about the future of Apple's iPhone and iPad software.
Apple CEO Tim Cook opens developers' conference
• iOS7 launches with clean new feel
• iTunes Radio built into Music app
• New version of the MacBook Air
• Mac OS X 'Mavericks' launched
• Automatic App store updates
20.01 (12.01) A quick recap, then it's good night from us.
First, there were a huge number of announcements.
iTunes Radio seeks to be a more social version of Spotify.
Mac OS X 'Mavericks' is confirmed as the latest version of the "big cat" series of software for desktop and laptop computers, and though it lacks a feline name it more than makes up for it with a host of features for power users.
iWork is fully integrated into iCloud, and works more seamlessly with Windows documents.
Mac Pro is a space-age beast of a computer, small yet incredibly powerful.
iOS7 is the most aesthetically appealing of all the revamps, with a flat feel in stasis but adding a dynamic depth when moved around.
Apple has upgraded the badly-received Apple Maps to better reflect how the world actually looks, but probably won't cause Google to lose sleep at night.
Safari goes big on bookmark capabilities and a read later service, and there's a new MacBook Air to play with.
Full story here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/10111178/New-look-iOS7-for-iPhone-revealed-at-WWDC-as-it-happened.html
More here:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2338987/Will-best-looking-Apple-software-Company-bosses-stage-unveil-host-new-changes-iPhones-iPads-Macs.html
Apple CEO Tim Cook opens developers' conference
• iOS7 launches with clean new feel
• iTunes Radio built into Music app
• New version of the MacBook Air
• Mac OS X 'Mavericks' launched
• Automatic App store updates
20.01 (12.01) A quick recap, then it's good night from us.
First, there were a huge number of announcements.
iTunes Radio seeks to be a more social version of Spotify.
Mac OS X 'Mavericks' is confirmed as the latest version of the "big cat" series of software for desktop and laptop computers, and though it lacks a feline name it more than makes up for it with a host of features for power users.
iWork is fully integrated into iCloud, and works more seamlessly with Windows documents.
Mac Pro is a space-age beast of a computer, small yet incredibly powerful.
iOS7 is the most aesthetically appealing of all the revamps, with a flat feel in stasis but adding a dynamic depth when moved around.
Apple has upgraded the badly-received Apple Maps to better reflect how the world actually looks, but probably won't cause Google to lose sleep at night.
Safari goes big on bookmark capabilities and a read later service, and there's a new MacBook Air to play with.
Full story here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/10111178/New-look-iOS7-for-iPhone-revealed-at-WWDC-as-it-happened.html
More here:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2338987/Will-best-looking-Apple-software-Company-bosses-stage-unveil-host-new-changes-iPhones-iPads-Macs.html