What felt like only a matter of time has finally arrived: Apple has just confirmed its plans for this year's Worldwide Developers Conference in light of the global coronavirus pandemic.
Apple's WWDC app has been a mainstay for Apple developers attending or interested in the latest happenings at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, which happens every June near Apple headquarters. The company announced late Monday that the WWDC app has been rebranded Developer, and now features year-round content of interest to Apple developers instead. It's available for download from the App Store.
Apple has announced that it is now possible to search for video transcripts from the latest Worldwide Developers Conference.
The Contacts app didn't get much attention at this year's WWDC, but Apple didn't completely forget about it.
Apple is launching an updated version of Shortcuts later this year, which includes a handful of new elements to help improve the feature.
Apple is showing off a handful of new additions to the Home app and HomeKit in general, offering up more iCloud-backed secure options for the smart house.
Supporting custom fonts in iOS has been an oft-requested feature by some for years, and Apple is finally going to introduce support later this year.
Spam calls are annoying, and annoyingly abundant. But Apple is making a change to the phone app that aims to help with that.
While it was brief, Apple discussed a new feature coming to the music listening experience with iOS 13 (and tvOS 13) later this year.
Apple took some time at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference keynote to discuss HomePod, and how iOS 13 will help improve the company's first smart speaker.
Screen Time is a helpful tool for iOS users who want help reducing their device and app usage. At this year's WWDC, Apple introduced new features coming to Screen Time in iOS 13, which will launch later this year.
Apple is reworking the Health app to offer a more personalized approach. The company showed off a variety of the changes coming to the app at this year's WWDC keynote, with plans to launch the redesigned app alongside iOS 13 later this year.