Apple made a couple of announcements for new updates, products and more at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center.
Apple is under particular pressure to dazzle as the culture-changing California iPhone maker looks for a way to maintain its image as an innovation leader in a global market showing signs of slowing.
Attendees try out the new ARKit, bringing high-quality AR experiences to iPhone and iPad.- With macOS High Sierra, developers will be able to create immersive gaming, 3D and VR content on the Mac.
- Photographers get a first look at HomePod.
- Phil Schiller announces HomePod: the Apple-designed speaker that will reinvent how people enjoy music in their homes.
- Toby Paterson gives some examples of the ways iOS 11 and Apple Pencil enable productivity and creativity.
- Ash Hewson, managing director of Serif, shows how to use new professional photo editing capabilities on iPad Pro.
- Greg “Joz†Joswiak previews the all-new 10.5-inch iPad Pro, featuring the world's most advanced display and even better Apple Pencil integration.
- Alasdair Coull of Wingnut AR showcases the possibilities of Apple's new ARKit.
- Ann Thai gives a tour of the completely redesigned App Store now with original editorial content and new Today, Games and Apps tabs.
- John Knoll, chief creative officer of Industrial Light and Magic, demos amazing new VR capabilities coming to Mac.
- John Ternus gives a sneak peek of the all-new iMac Pro, bringing workstation-class computing to Mac.
- Craig Federighi previews macOS High Sierra, which includes new features for Safari, Mail, Photos and more.
- Vera Carr showcases new Apple Watch features, like the improved Workout app.
- Kevin Lynch discusses exciting updates to watchOS, including a new Siri watch face that displays the most relevant information throughout the day.
Apple\'s WWDC 2017 commenced on June 5, at 9.30pm IST. Tim Cook welcomes developers from 75 different countries to WWDC 2017.
Apple made a couple of announcements for new updates, products and more at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center.
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