That same artificial intelligence powers Apple’s new augmented reality platform: ARKit. It does palm rejection on the iPad and can recognize images six times faster than the Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy S8. When you delete an old message in iMessages, for example, some of that conversation will now sync some of your conversation history in iCloud.Ī machine-learning platform, which it Apple calls Core ML, lends a hand in other areas. Also new is editorial content: Apple’s App Store curators will publish how-to guides and lists like App of the Day and Game of the Day.Īpple’s rolling out peer-to-peer payments with iOS 11 - you can send money to friends and family, and transfer money to your bank - and better syncing between devices. A Today tab shows a scrollable list of cards featuring new games, apps, and updates, and clearer demarcations between categories make apps easier to find. The App Store has been completely redesigned. Perhaps the most obvious improvements are a redesigned app drawer and a new Control Center with more apps shortcuts, but other changes have to do with Apple’s core services. What Apple announced iOS 11Īpple gave an overview of iOS 11, the next major version of the operating system on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, at WWDC.
On a PC, you need Windows 10 and Microsoft’s Edge browser. If you are on a Mac, you need Safari 6.0.5 or newer and Mac OS X v10.8.5 or later. You will need to meet certain prerequisites to watch it, though. If you missed the live-stream of the WWDC keynote address from the McEnery Convention Center on Tuesday, good news: Apple archived it for posterity. Here is everything Apple announced during the WWDC keynote. We head about Apple’s Siri-powered smart home speaker, a new iPad Pro 10.5, and big updates to all four operating system platforms: iOS, MacOS, WatchOS, and tvOS.
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