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m.x

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What did you find? Many very exciting things weren't mentioned in the keynote:
  • PDF annotation in iBooks
  • iCloud storage plans can now be shared across the family (apparently if 200GB or higher)
  • iCloud file sharing now possible

Features:
  • Screenshot preview shown bottom left and shareable from same screen[POST]
  • Record your Screen through CC shortcut [POST]
  • You can now view animated GIFs in the Photos app! [POST]

UI Changes:

  • New Apple Watch Pairing UI [POST]
  • New Landscape View for Apple Maps [POST]

New Developer Access:
  • NFC Reader Access [POST]
  • Augmented Reality
  • Virtual Reality
  • Artificial Intelligence
 
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nordique

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New invert colours "smart" mode

^ This is as close to a Dark Mode as we might see, at least until the OLED iPhone is revealed
 

Edelheid

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Any idea what 'FaceTime Live Photos' are?
Probably similar to the one present in High Sierra.

macOS High Sierra lets you save a special moment in a FaceTime call as a Live Photo. Both participants receive a notification that the photo was taken, and the Live Photo goes into your Photos library.
 

cambookpro

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Probably similar to the one present in High Sierra.

macOS High Sierra lets you save a special moment in a FaceTime call as a Live Photo. Both participants receive a notification that the photo was taken, and the Live Photo goes into your Photos library.
Thanks - that's quite cool actually.
 

boston04and07

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What does "iCloud Remote Backup" mean?

I was wondering this myself.

I'm also wondering what Type to Siri Accessibilty means - guessing an Accessibility feature whereby you don't need to speak in order to communicate with Siri? If that was in the keynote I must have missed it...
 

matt2053

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I was wondering this myself.

I'm also wondering what Type to Siri Accessibilty means - guessing an Accessibility feature whereby you don't need to speak in order to communicate with Siri? If that was in the keynote I must have missed it...

You're literally looking at a list of things that were *not* in the keynote.
 

boston04and07

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You said "If that was in the keynote I must have missed it..."

It wasn't in the keynote. That's why it's on the slide pictured.

In my experience, sometimes entries on these screens are mentioned very briefly in passing, and sometimes that's enough to explain what it is. Hence why I was asking. Thank you again for being so nice and helpful though! :p
 
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