Dark mode was introduced for tvOS.
This actually makes sense if you think about it. Your Mac and your TV are in relatively consistent lighting environments, so a static dark mode settings will often times look consistently acceptable. However, your phone must perform in the brightest and darkest environments and everything in between. Apple is going to want to improve that experience while also giving you reason to buy a new iPhone. My prediction is that they are likely to build sensor/display tech in the next iPhone to dynamically vary the display depending on your environment. Maybe the next evolution of the true tone technology introduced in the iPad pro? If it's hardware dependent, then of course they would leave it out of the beta and introduce it as a selling point when the new iPhone is announced instead.
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I hate to brag.... but I called no dark mode.
This actually makes sense if you think about it. Your Mac and your TV are in relatively consistent lighting environments, so a static dark mode settings will often times look consistently acceptable. However, your phone must perform in the brightest and darkest environments and everything in between. Apple is going to want to improve that experience while also giving you reason to buy a new iPhone. My prediction is that they are likely to build sensor/display tech in the next iPhone to dynamically vary the display depending on your environment.
Maybe the next evolution of the true tone technology introduced in the iPad pro? If it's hardware dependent, then of course they would leave it out of the beta and introduce it as a selling point when the new iPhone is announced instead.
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Man, this was an awful WWDC.
Some nice features on every OS but nothing earth shattering.
Endless demos of ordinary features.
Some of those Craig/Cue jokes are starting to get old. Time to move on.
Too many presenters (iMessage couple, lady on Music demo and Swift Playground woman)
Lack of hardware.
I have been following keynotes for many, many years and this one is one of the worst ones.
Uh...your not the intended audience then. "When you make everything about you, your world gets awfully small" -quote by me, no one else.
Snarky response aside (my apologies), we all need to remember that this is a developer conference. The only people among us who should be really excited are those that work in, or profit from, third party software development. Well... and detail nuts like me that get excited when maps allows you to search POI's along your existing rout. (gateway to full featured multi point routing anyone?)