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Apple Shares Full Video of Today's WWDC Keynote Presentation [Update: YouTube and iTunes Versions Available]
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And the rMBP was announced in WWDC 2012
Wow, I missed nothing. RIP The Good Old Days.
Have you heard that expectation is the root of all heartache?
Rumours were that the MBP would be out. Then at the last minute, it's not. Maybe that's partially my fault for buying into the analysts, but at the same time those rumours don't come from nothing.
It is not usual for hardware to be announced at the WWDC.
I swear to god, a ********* development conference does not mean just software. Just google past WWDC and see the hardware released....significant Apple hardware have been released .
Next do the maths how outdated the MacBook pros and Mac pros are....cross reference it from last WWDC where MacBook pros and Mac pros have been launched and the light bulb will go on
As others mentioned, this was an event for developers, not for consumers. So I understood Apple's focus on software. I think I had gotten spoiled by hardware announcements during this event, but WWDC wasn't really the right place for that. Apple seems to be turning to "special events" at various venues to announce products, and they no longer seem tied to any specific schedule.
I was surprised at some flubs. The keynotes are usually meticulously rehearsed events. But Eddie Cue seemed to treat his time on stage as an afterthought. Some of the new presenters were pretty good. But Craig is the best presenter Apple currently has, IMO.
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Old people buy the most Apple stuff. Why do you think they are desperately trying to attract a younger segment with all these lame things you find frivolous? They are heavily propped up by the boomers. I predict we will see a lot of revenue loss as the boomers start dying in larger and larger numbers.I'm not in the prime demographic anymore.
Did you actually read the list? It overly inflated. Mailbox column.. Unlimited tabs in Safari.. Faster Camera launch.. Air Quality Index for China.. Definition dictionary in Danish.. and it goes on..
Yes it does - hardware is rarely introduced at WWDC. It is not a consumer event but aimed at developers. They are exceptions to the rule.I swear to god, a ********* development conference does not mean just software. Just google past WWDC and see the hardware released....significant Apple hardware have been released .
Next do the maths how outdated the MacBook pros and Mac pros are....cross reference it from last WWDC where MacBook pros and Mac pros have been launched and the light bulb will go on
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Yes - lots of api based stuff further down the list. Are you a developer?
I was personally hoping for some hardware announcements. I understand that software and dev updates are the focus - in fact, I thought Swift Playgrounds was really nice - but I don't remember a previous WWDC without at least some hardware updates. Of course, the key to happiness is low expectations. Especially in regards to Apple hardware announcements.
Like I said look since 2006 to present , and see how much hardware was lunched .
- WWDC 2005: Intel (company) announcement (announcement only, no immediate hardware release) (source: http://www.macworld.com/article/...)
- WWDC 2006: Mac Pro introduced (source: http://www.engadget.com/2006/08/...)
- WWDC 2008: iPhone 3G introduced (source: http://www.engadget.com/2008/06/...)
- WWDC 2009: 13" MacBook Pro (product) and 15" MacBook Pro (product) (spec upgrades, SD card slot), iPhone 3GS (source: http://www.engadget.com/2009/06/...)
- WWDC 2010: iPhone 4 (source: http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/...)
Are you sure it's an exception ?
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There's far more to WWDC then just this keynote. There's hundreds of courses, experts you can ask questions, and countless resources that are only available to you when you go to this conference.
They did not only pay for this keynote. They're there for all the other stuff.
Lol. Danish. Hmm
I have a question for the techical staff at WWDC: Where are the MacBooks?
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As Apple's Worldwide Developer's Conference keynote has wrapped up, the company this afternoon posted a full video of the event on its website, letting anyone who happened to miss the event catch up in their own time. Apple is expected to upload the full-length video to iTunes and YouTube later in the day.
As usual, Apple shared a few feature-specific videos within the keynote, focusing on app updates to Messages within iOS 10 and new apps like Swift Playgrounds, which we've listed below.
- iOS 10 - Hey Hi Hello
- New Beginnings
In addition to the videos posted online, you can catch up with all of the WWDC 2016 coverage by checking out our list of keynote highlights below, which encompass all of MacRumors' event coverage shared today. Included are detailed articles on the expansive new features of iOS, tvOS, watchOS, and macOS, along with a few more focused tidbit pieces on the robust abilities of apps like Messages and Apple Music as well as new Siri features for macOS.
- Live Coverage of Apple's WWDC 2016 Keynote: iOS 10, macOS 10.12, and More
- Apple Debuts New tvOS Features Including 'Single Sign-On', Enhanced Siri and More
- Apple Announces watchOS 3 With Dock, Control Center, New Watch Faces and Apps, And More-
- Apple Unveils macOS 'Sierra' With New Continuity Features, App Window Tabs, Apple Watch Login, Siri, and More
- Apple Announces iOS 10 With Overhauled Messages App, Rich Notifications, and More
- Apple Watch Gains 'SOS' Emergency Call Feature With WatchOS 3
- Apple Announces 'Breathe' Mindfulness App for Apple Watch
- Apple Announces New Remote App for tvOS and Apple TV
- Apple Pay Coming to the Web With Touch ID Payment Confirmations Via iPhone
- Apple Announces Siri for macOS Sierra With Web and File Searches
- Apple Opens Siri to Third-Party Developers With iOS 10
- Apple Music Revamp in iOS 10 Introduces Colorful Design and Simpler Interface
- Apple Announces Enhanced 'QuickType' Keyboard Functions in iOS 10
- Apple Announces New HomeKit-Enabled 'Home' App in iOS 10
- Apple News Gets Redesign With Simpler Interface, Subscriptions and More
- Apple Reveals 'Swift Playgrounds' Educational Coding App for iPad
- Apple Unveils Multiple New 'Messages' App Features Coming in iOS 10
- Many Preinstalled iOS Apps Such as 'Stocks' Now Deletable in iOS 10
We'll update this article throughout the day as new stories are posted.
Article Link: Apple Shares Full Video of Today's WWDC Keynote Presentation
It was way longer than that. But if Apple just came out and said " hey we are creating APIs for our most used stack iOS app.... That alone should've been enough to excite you. Devs hold a huge reason why iOS is so popular. Now they have access to core apps like Siri...... Great times are ahead my friend.
I think you just proved a lot of the posters' points with this - there is a lot of good stuff in here that could have been focused on instead of emojii and fireworks in your messages....
Na, I think all the changes are welcome IF there are stability fixes involved too. I will trade all those features to have a non-buggy iPhone and Mac.
Clearly not developer stuff. Talking about children software for more than 45 minutes was ridiculous or listening to a song that had nothing to do with developers was also extremely aggravating. Glad they had a 9 year old whose parents have thousands, but I don't see why developers had to waste 45 minutes because of it. "Don't you wish you had this when you were learning..." f* no. I learned development because I was interested and read books and tried many languages until I found out what i loved. I didn't need a dumbed down game to spoon feed me the information.
Music also had nothing to do with devs. Lots of things in WWDC have nothing to do with devs. Just saying.
New macbook pros have EVERYTHING to do with developers. We do use hardware you know...
It is huge, I agree. But I also expect a developer conference not to waste everyone's time on crap that has nothing to do with development and/or don't even have SDKs.
Most of the keynote was great though. Excited about insta-apps in watch. Also, excited about the upcoming sessions to go into more detail on some of this stuff.