Well, that’s all folks. Apple’s highly anticipated WWDC keynote has come, and gone. All announcements have been made, all new software and products have been unveiled, and now the day is coming to a close.
A lot has happened in the last 10 hours, with a new version of Mac OS X, iOS and new Macs all making an appearance during today’s event. And we understand that it might have been difficult to keep track of it all, so we’ve put together this awesome roundup of everything important that happened today…
OS X 10.9 Mavericks
- Apple announces OS X Mavericks
- OS X Mavericks includes some major improvements to notifications
- iCloud Keychain securely syncs passwords and credit card numbers across devices
- Apple shows off standalone Maps Mac app
- Apple bringing iBooks to Macs with OS X Mavericks
- Calendar app updated in OS X Mavericks with a fresh new look and new features
- OS X Mavericks has native LinkedIn sharing but what about iOS 7?
- iWork for iCloud unveiled: runs Pages, Keynote, and numbers right in your browser
New Macs and other hardware
- Apple introduces new MacBook Air, previews stunning new Mac Pro
- Apple updates AirPort Extreme and Time Capsule with 3x faster Gigabit Wi-Fi
iOS 7
- Apple introduces iOS 7
- iOS 7 brings brand new Control Center with toggles
- iOS 7: Multitasking
- iOS 7 features an all new mobile Safari
- iOS 7 simplifies file sharing with AirDrop
- Siri gets a makeover, new features and improvements in iOS 7
- iOS 7: Photos + Camera
- App Store gets auto updates and more in iOS 7
- iOS 7: Music app redesign
- Activation Lock in iOS 7 is Apple’s response to mobile phone thefts
- Apple announces iTunes Radio, coming this Fall
- iOS 7 to allow FaceTime audio calls
- 24 iOS 7 features Apple didn’t talk about today
- Apple makes Bing Siri’s default search engine
Other stuff to check out
- iOS 7 beta 1 download available today for developers
- iOS 7 availability and the devices that will be supported
- New ad: ‘Designed by Apple in California’
- Watch the iOS 7 intro video here
- Apple updates AirPort Utility with 802.11ac support
- You can now watch the full WWDC 2013 keynote
- Poll: do you like iOS 7 face-lift?
- Tim Cook kicks off WWDC keynote with Apple stats
And that should do it. We would like to thank you for choosing to hang out with us today, and we hope you had as much fun as we did. Make sure you stay tuned to iDB tonight and throughout the week as we continue our coverage of iOS 7.