Yesterday, Apple unveiled the newest version of its most popular operating system. And now that iOS 14 is available as a developer beta, even more details are finding their way to the surface.
Following yesterday's pre-recorded WWDC 2020 keynote speech, Apple pushed to its official YouTube channel a replay video of the even for those who prefer to relive the keynote on their own time. In addition, the iPhone maker published one of its nicely done event recap videos which compresses highlights of the most important announcements in less than two minutes.
The App Store's review guidelines have been a point of contention for a long time. And while Apple has made changes over the years, aiming to make the whole experience better (as a whole) for (most) developers, there are still issues. This summer will add a couple of changes for devs that might help.
One of the more notable pain points with the Apple TV 4K will be addressed with the upcoming tvOS 14 update. Although it wasn't mentioned during today's keynote (unless I missed it), Apple says on their preview page for the update that 4K support is finally coming to the YouTube app.
It has not been long since Apple officially introduced the newest version of iOS, welcoming iOS 14 and all of its new features into the world. So let's go over what's worth looking forward to.
macOS 10.16 Big Sur is a major software update for Apple's desktop and notebook Mac computers which unlocks a plethora of exciting new capabilities, but not every Mac model can take advantage of it. Before taking the plunge, be sure to read the official macOS 10.16 Big Sur system requirements to confirm that your particular Mac model supports this software update.
The major watchOS 7 update unlocks additional capabilities for the Apple Watch, but the software does not support all the models of Apple's wearable device. Consult this official device compatibility list before attempting to update your Apple Watch to watchOS 7.
Today Apple hosted its special event keynote and offered an early look at the new software it's bringing to the table later this year, which includes updates for watchOS and the Apple Watch.
Want to know whether your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch meets the hardware requirements necessary to run the iOS 14 or the iPadOS 14 software update? If so, then be sure to consult this Apple-sanctioned device compatibility list for the iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 software updates.
Earlier today, Apple hosted its special event keynote at this year's all-online Worldwide Developers Conference, and, as such, unveiled the newest versions of its operating systems.
The Mac is transitioning to Apple's own silicon, CEO Tim Cook announced at the WWDC 2020.
macOS Big Sur is upgrading the Messages experience quite a bit with the new software.