APPLE 2015 WWDC HOW TO

How to install the watchOS 2 beta 1 on your Apple Watch.

Watch Apple Music promo footage and inspirational ‘App Effect’ video on YouTube.

The new iOS 9-inspired wallpaper for iPhone.

Square previews new contactless card reader with Apple Pay compatibility.

APPLE 2015 WWDC FOR ANDROID

Apple reveals new ‘Move to iOS’ app for Android switchers.OS X El Capitan and iOS 9 developer betas now available for download.You can find out more about these, and other miscellaneous happenings from today in the links below. Other announcements from the event worth noting including Square’s pledge to support Apple Pay in its future contactless card reader, and a new app called ‘Move to iOS’ to help Android switchers move their data to Apple’s ecosystem.

APPLE 2015 WWDC TRIAL

Apple Music available on June 30 for $9.99/month with 3-month free trial.

Apple Music supports offline playback, paid-only Android support due in the fall.

Apple Music reshapes music biz with streaming, 24/7 global radio, human curation and more.

You can find out more about Apple Music in the links below. The service comes with a 3-month free trial, and is $9.99 per month after that. Built on top of the Beats Music platform it acquired in its Beats purchase last year, Apple Music features on-demand streaming music, a 24/7 global radio station called Beats One, and a feature that will help artists connect with their fans called Connect.

watchOS 2 beta available to developers today, public launch this fallĪfter months of rumors, Apple announced its new streaming music service ‘Apple Music’ today.

APPLE 2015 WWDC UPDATE

Activation Lock coming to Apple Watch this fall with watchOS 2 software update.

Here are some of the most exciting new features in watchOS 2.

watchOS 2 adds support for third-party complications.

Apple says watchOS 2 brings new faces with custom Complications.

Launching this fall, watchOS 2 will address a number of pain points in the current Apple Watch software with support for faster-loading native apps, more customizable Watch Faces, third party Complications and much more.

APPLE 2015 WWDC MAC OS

iOS 9 beta available to developers today, public beta in July, public release this fallĪpple officially made watchOS a third platform behind iOS and Mac OS today, announcing watchOS 2.

New iOS 9 features Apple didn’t mention today.

iOS 9 includes a standalone iCloud Drive app.

HomeKit in iOS 9 supports new sensors and devices, can remotely control your home via iCloud.

A new multitasking experience comes to iPad in iOS 9.

iOS 9 includes new ‘Low Power’ battery mode.

iOS 9 brings productivity improvements to QuickType typing on iPads.

Apple revamps the Notes app in iOS 9 with lists and hand-drawn notes.

Apple introduces News: a beautiful Flipboard-like app based on your interests.

Apple Maps gaining public transit directions.

Apple Pay coming to UK in July, loyalty and rewards program in tow.

Siri to get much more intelligent in iOS 9.

The update also increases the iPad’s productivity capabilities, with features like split-screen multitasking and picture-in-picture. Among those is a smarter and more capable Siri, enhanced Spotlight, a new Flipboard-like app called Apple News, and multiple Apple Pay enhancements. Similar to OS X 10.11, iOS 9 doesn’t seem to have any major flagship new features, but a number of smaller improvements that combine to make a great OS release.

OS X El Capitan available to developers today, public beta in July, rolling out to everyone this fall.

OS X El CapitanĪpple is calling the next major version of Mac OS (OS X 10.11) El Capitan, and it seems fitting given that it’s the name of a rock formation in Yosemite National Park. There aren’t any major new features or changes here, as evidenced by the small amount of time Apple spent talking about it today, but there are a number of small tweaks and improvements that add up to make a solid update. So as usual, we’ve put together this awesome roundup for you, of everything important that happened at today’s event. We now have a good idea of what the future looks like for the company’s Mac OS, iOS and watchOS platforms, as well as what its plans are for the streaming music space.Ī lot has happened in the last 12 hours, and we understand that it might have been difficult to keep track of everything. Well, that’s all folks. Apple’s WWDC 2015 keynote has come and gone.

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