- New developments for mac wwdc september 2017 update#
- New developments for mac wwdc september 2017 tv#
In his own words on Slate: “I still remember the feeling of unfollowing everything for the first time. Rather than have users manually go through and opt out of seeing posts, they’d now opt IN to keeping who they wanted front and center. In a stunt that goes beyond 24hr bans for harmless hyperbole, and chopping away at organic reach (still bitter from my stint in social media management), Facebook straight up permanently banned one of their users for the high crime of…aiming to get people to use the platform a little less.ĭeveloper Louis Barclay came up with Unfollow Everything, an extension that basically instantly deleted your feed without having you unfriend anyone or unlike anything. It must be true that corporations are people because Facebook is pulling some seriously petulant moves. CEO Tim Cook promises that the new system will be available later this year and “really is bad ass.” #WWDC2017
New developments for mac wwdc september 2017 update#
Perhaps most importantly for working professionals, Apple will finally update its Mac Pro PC, which has remained unchanged since 2013 – but the newer version has not yet been released. Macs will get a faster processor, more storage, a new operating system called High Sierra, and an improved graphic chip to support VR.Īt the conference, Industrial Light and Magic’s John Knoll took the stage to demonstrate a Vive Star Wars game with virtual reality.Īpple has also created a developer’s app called ARKit to help developers add augmented reality elements to their creations. There are also a number of hardware improvements on the horizon, with a particular focus on updates that will enable virtual reality. Apple PayĪpple is also hoping to keep up with Facebook and other messaging platforms by adding peer-to-peer payments to iMessage for iOS.
New developments for mac wwdc september 2017 tv#
Apple TV users will now be able to stream content from Amazon’s Prime Video. While Apple is clearly maintaining its rivalry with Amazon, the companies also seemed to reach a sort of peace agreement when it came to Apple TV – a product that Amazon had previously pulled from its site. Apple claims the sound quality on its HomePod is superior to Amazon’s Echo or Google’s GOOG.
The speaker, priced at $349, will sync with Siri, Apple Music, the iTunes library, and any other smart home devices you have connected through the Apple app. Lo and behold, the HomePod was unveiled yesterday at the conference in San Jose. To keep up with Amazon and Google, it is high time that Apple create a smart speaker. This year, the tech giant is finally getting around to some long-awaited updates and catching up with some of its top competitors. Read also: Apple Pay is changing the way we handle money with iOS 11
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