macOS 10.15 will let cloud-storage apps like Dropbox, Goole Drive and others integrate with the operating system more tightly than the current FinderSync extension allows.
Apple is working on a brand new workflow when importing media from devices like SD cards that no longer requires dumping the items into the stock Photos app.
Don’t worry, touch will remain the primary input method for a vast majority of users. But for power users, mouse/trackpad functionality on iPad will be there should they need it.
The company appears to be on the verge of addressing the GPU situation on the Mac by permitting the likes of Nvidia to write their own GPU drivers for macOS using official APIs.
SiriKit in iOS 13 and macOS 10.15 will be getting new intents that developers can adopt to support expanded Siri actions.
WWDC 2019 should see Apple’s new app for visual AR content creation while developers will be getting a dedicated Swift-only software framework for augmented reality.
The next major updates to Apple’s mobile and desktop operating systems are expected to bring developer support for stereo augmented reality (AR) headsets, as well as enhanced support for gaming controllers that feature touch pads (like Sony’s DualShock controller).
Like before, you’ll be able to use the new Animoji characters with camera effects in iOS 13, to replace your head during FaceTime calls, spice up your messaging game and more.
You’ll be able to resize Split View apps ported from iOS by dragging the divider, just like with native Mac apps that support side-by-side multitasking.
Download this entire pack of WWDC 2019 wallpapers for iPhone, iPad, and desktop.
WWDC 2019 is an opportunity for developers, enthusiasts and customers to learn about the latest advances planned for Apple’s iOS, macOS, tvOS and macOS platforms.
Apple is apparently mulling internally whether it should preview its modular high-throughput Mac Pro at WWDC this summer, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.