KEYNOTE WWDC: OS INNOVATION AT THE NEXT LEVEL
With a Planet Earth-style introduction documenting the “great migration made by one of the world’s most mysterious species”, also known as software developers, you’d be forgiven for thinking that you’d tuned into National Geographic rather than the Worldwide Developers Conference on June 4. But the good-humored video raised early-morning spirits in the McEnery Convention Center and set Tim Cook up for another impressive keynote.
For Apple enthusiasts, developers and critics, WWDC 2018 was always going to be a quieter state of affairs than previous events, following rumors Apple was scaling back features inits operating systems to work on performance and security enhancements. But that doesn’t mean to say that this year’s conference wasn’t as impressive or innovative as predecessors; in fact, 2018 is set to bring some of the biggest innovations to iOS and macOS since their inceptions.
In this special edition of AppleMagazine, we present to you a timeline of WWDC 2018 and give you an insight into some of the biggest developments and changes you can expect this year.
iOS 12: BETTER PERFORMANCE AND HUGE APP DEVELOPMENTS
Apple kicked off WWDC with a bang, jumping straight into iOSthat will make your device faster and more responsive”, and announcing iOS 12 .
