#Apple keynote event plus

Visual Lookup is going further than just providing extra information about what is in your photos.Live Text, the feature that lets you select and copy text from any image, is expanding to video and translation. Dictation gets an overhaul, letting you fluidly move between voice and touch/keyboard entry, as well as automatically adding punctuation, and the ability to speak emojis.The “Shared with You” API and SharePlay get better discoverability, in both Messages and FaceTime.You can also unmark messages as read, if you want that red dot to remind you to come back to it. Updates to Messages include the ability to edit a message you just sent, and undo sending a message, to help cut down on embarrassing typos or sending a message to the wrong recipient. There is also a new Focus Filters API that developers can use to bring this functionality to their apps. There are updates to Focus Modes, including filters in multiple apps (like Mail and Calendars) to help you focus on your work, or your family, etc.A new API for live activities like sports will replace multiple notifications with data that updates in real time.the redesigned lock screen that features depth effects, customizable styles, widgets, and more efficient ways to handle notifications.He showed off a long list of iOS 16 updates, which included: iOS 16Ĭraig Federighi had some fun with special effects by taking a virtual lift down 2 levels into the Steve Jobs Theatre building. Apple opened a new Developer Center across from Apple Park, launched online Tech Talks, and continues to cultivate the next generation of developers and reach underrepresented communities with Developer Academies. Tim Cook kicked off the event from a hallway in one of the upper levels of the “spaceship” headquarters, overlooking Apple Park, to talk about ways that they partner with developers both at WWDC and outside of it.

#Apple keynote event plus

In this post we’ll go over the highlights of the event, plus some additional details, and share our take, as usual. I think the energy of the crowd would have been amazing. There are certainly some fun things that they can do with editing, but I was still hoping at least part of the presentation would be live. Even though Apple invited a select number of developers and journalists to watch the keynote at Apple Park, the presentation itself was not live, but yet another pre-produced video stream. On June 6, 2022, Apple kicked off their annual WorldWide Developers Conference (WWDC) with a keynote presentation.