Live From WWDC 2018: Coverage of Apple's Keynote with iOS 12, macOS 10.14, and More

[Nozuka]

ah home, finally.

 

[AppleRus]

You can control your home on Mac now, that's quite cool.

 

[TMRJIJ]

To me, stacks on the desktop looks very similar to folders on the iPad.

I could be wrong, but for years now I've suspected that Apple is slowly working toward one unified "AppleOS"

You are mistaken, sir.

 

[Q-Dog]

Home for the Mac is something that seemed obvious. Took them long enough.

 

[pat500000]

anyone uses home? how is it?

 

[donovumovi]

Four great new apps coming to Mojave...one person awkwardly claps...ROFL

 

[redheeler]

So they add a dark mode for Mac, but not for iOS where it would actually help battery life on OLED screens. Genius!

I have to be completely honest, seeing a feature exclusive to MacOS when its been lagging behind iOS for so long is almost refreshing.

 

[redbeard331]

lol. you can turn on night shift.

Night shift doesn’t do anything to fix the blinding white apps, it’s just makes them a little urine tinged.

 

[Pacman72]

I guess Qantas paid for advertising here. They have been plugged in every app thus far.. must of paid some $$$$ for that

 

[jouster]

They must be saving the Mac Pro for last.

 

[GregJohn]

Mac is last because it has the biggest updates. unlike what people were complaining about lol

 

[BMcCoy]

People thought MacOS might come to the iPad...

Turns out iOS is heading to the Mac..

 

[Dentifrice]

It's actually so annoying. They should be glad that some features are even being developed at all. But all they can do is complain

yes exactly ! honnestly, it's one of the best keynote/wwdc I've seen in a long time. Just using google maps in carplay made my day.

IOS 12 looks more than awesome. Shortcut.app looks amazing.

I just don't understand the reactions here.

 

[potatis]

Will non-AppStore-apps be unrunnable...

 

[pat500000]

Apple=over protection.

 

[keysofanxiety]

That’s good. Always happy with the privacy options Apple give.

 

[SRLMJ23]

Painful, so painful.............and sad.

 

[JackWendyDanny]

Whatever you say Chief.

Seems like the perspective you have is looking down on others.

Point taken. I’m sorry if my frustration caused any personal pain. It was not my intention. It’s a Monday and I’m taking my dark mode frustration out on internet strangers. I think I need a vacation.

 

[lec0rsaire]

I guess Qantas paid for advertising here. They have been plugged in every app thus far.. must of paid some $$$$ for that

Hey Qantas has the best safety record in the industry!

 

[apolloa]

Apple and security? Don’t make me laugh, on 9to5mac today, news of how Apple has been using deep access on the data of your friends in Facebook, most likely without them knowing:

http://9to5mac.com/2018/06/04/apple-access-facebook-user-data/

They data mine just as much as the next guy.

 

[itsmilo]

So much talk about privacy, yet I can’t password / touchid lock my photo app / folders ...

 

[keysofanxiety]

Go on Craig. Shut it down. Shut it all down.

 

[nt5672]

More security to Safari. One good thing so far.

 

[donovumovi]

Enhancements to Safari...this year "we are shutting that down" (trackers)

 

[cambookpro]

To me, stacks on the desktop looks very similar to folders on the iPad.

I could be wrong, but for years now I've suspected that Apple is slowly working toward one unified "AppleOS"

I understand your concern, but using this particular release as a stick to beat Apple with is a bit odd. Lion? Sure, Launchpad, gestures and the App Store were very iOS-like. Mountain Lion? That brought Notification Centre. High Sierra brought Siri and Messages.

But this seems more pushed towards "Pros" (however they define that term) - being able to edit videos in Quick Look and viewing EXIF data in a sidebar and a long-requested Dark Mode seem to be bringing it further from iOS if anything. Sure they brought over News and Home, but they don't really change the fundamentals of the OS.

I don't see Stacks on the Desktop as much different from Stacks in the Dock, and doesn't really have an iOS equivalent.

 

[pat500000]

safari..hmm..interesting.