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Wwdc highlights 2018
Wwdc highlights 2018




wwdc highlights 2018
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macOS Mojave goes darkĪ new ‘dark mode” in macOS Mojave makes everything… darker.Īpple finally added a “dark mode” to its upcoming Mac operating system update, dubbed macOS Mojave. “Equipped with this insight, you can make decisions about how you want to spend your time with your device each day,” explained Federighi. Screentime, for instance, offers users a weekly activity summary of how they’ve much used their iPhone or iPad. In theory, being able to see that kind of data at a glance can help users better manage their time.

wwdc highlights 2018

Apps for your digital healthĪnother significant improvement with iOS 12? A new set of features focused on digital health that helps users track how much time they spend using specific apps on their devices, as well as how much time they spend using their devices overall. They can then respond with an audio clip of their own. Surprisingly, the Apple Watch feature that impressed the crowd the most was the ability to use your Apple Watch as a sort of walkie-talkie over WiFi or cellular: press a button on the side of the watch, speak, and the other person will hear what you have to say.

wwdc highlights 2018

Memoji for MessagesĪ new feature for watchOS5, called Walkie Talkie, lets Apple Watch users talk to one another over cellular or WiFi. Also, Photos will now recommend key moments or places it thinks are important to you. Want to quickly find the photos you took at a concert or sports event? Now you can search for the name of the band or sports team to pull those up. Now, the Photos app recognizes faces in photos you’ve taken and suggests you potentially share those with that contact. Photos and search for iOS 12 also received updates.

#Wwdc highlights 2018 android

Google, in comparison, already takes it one step further with software that can bring both Android and iPhone players in the same AR space using so-called “Cloud Anchors,” which syncs up users’ positions across different devices. In other words, both players will see the same scenario through their phones’ displays. Dubbed ARKit 2.0, the upgrades add the ability for multiplayer AR games on separate devices. Other iOS 12 updates, as my colleague Dan Howley predicted, include updates to Apple’s augmented reality software tools.






Wwdc highlights 2018