The Apple Watch will get a big update later today. MacOS will get the new Screen Time, Shortcuts, additional Apple Watch authentication and the new "Find My" app. Two prominent apps will rise from the ashes of iTunes - Music (the revamped Apple Music) and Podcasts (already available on iOS).
The so-called project Marzipan was shown last year and should make porting iPad apps to the Mac easier.Ī big change in macOS will be the dissolution of iTunes, to the delight of many. Some are hopeful that Apple will finally allow random reordering of apps on the homescreen (right now the app grid is glued to the top of the screen), but we're skeptical we'll see this change in iOS 13.Īpple's desktop OS is expected to finally support iOS (specifically iPad) apps. A new Sleep Mode will also be introduced. Rumor has it Apple will add a new Undo gesture - until now you'd Undo something with a shake of the phone.Īll system apps (like Reminders, Health, Books, Screen Time) will get some small or large update in iOS 13 and it's highly-anticipated that Apple will finally update the volume HUD so that it doesn't cover the center of the screen when you adjust the volume. The app is expected to be able to track your iPhone even if it's not connected to Wi-Fi or a cellular network.
We've not seen the iPad's new multi-window support in action but it should allow multiple windows of apps and each window will be able to contain movable elements - think of it as sheets within a window, within the homescreen.Īpple will unify the "Find My Friends" and "Find My iPhone" apps into a new one called "Find My" (yes, just Find My). Dark Mode will cover all system apps and with the feature gaining traction with popular apps such as Messenger, YouTube and others, you'll soon be able to have a stealthy-looking iPhone. The two biggest improvements to Apple's mobile OS will be Dark Mode, which we've already seen in screenshots, and new multiple-window support for the iPad.ĭark Mode will be system-wide and will replace the light background with a dark one, promising better battery life on OLED iPhones. So let's take a look at what's likely to come and what isn't.
#APPLE WWDC 2019 DATE AND TIME SOFTWARE#
Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference kicks off today in San Jose, California, and it will show the latest advancements by the company's software developers plus perhaps some hardware.Īpple will show iOS 13, macOS 10.15, tvOS 13 and watchOS 6, which will shape how iDevices work and look in the future and there's an outside chance we see a few new devices too.
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