WWDC 2022 By The Numbers
Apple held its 2019 Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose on Monday. It took the opportunity to showcase its latest MacOS version, a plethora of new features for the iPad as well as a stunning 6K display for its overpowered Mac Pro, and even an innovative way to get into Minecraft. Let's look at the Mac Pro again. mundo's blog
Microsoft saved Minecraft Earth's AR gameplay reveal for Apple despite operating under Microsoft's business umbrella the team behind the the global phenomenon Minecraft decided to announce the launch of the brand new AR version of the game at WWDC. It appears that Pokemon Go is going to have a fight on its hands when Minecraft Earth launches later this summer.
MacOS Catalina is Apple's next desktop operating system Catalina isn't just for mixers for wine anymore. The Southern California island has been chosen as the name for the next version of Apple's macOS (10.15). It will see the dissolution and reorganization of iTunes into its component music, podcast, and TV elements.
Apple built a 32-inch 6K Retina display for the Mac Pro So, let me get this straight at about the price of a used mid-sized sedan ($12,000), Apple will offer you a 6-inch Retina display as well as the Mac Pro to run it on, and that's not correct, but it is -- a thousand dollar monitor stand. Apple is the ultimate personal computer manufacturer for the average person.
iOS 13 is focused on speed and embraces darkness of the new mobile operating system has received an increase in power. Craig Federighi, senior vice president of software engineering, announced that the next iOS will have 30 percent more speedier facial recognition for unlocking. It will also take less time to download updates and consume only 40 percent of the space of its predecessors.
Apple finally reveals the new Mac Pro Is there anything the new Mac Pro can't do? It has up to 28 cores, 1.5 terabytes of RAM it can run two Radeon Pro Vega II GPUs and has a headphone port. It can also be used to grate a block parmesan.
The iPad is getting its own operating system Apple's Mobile devices, desktops, and even fitness wearables enjoy exclusive OS builds, and now the iPad is getting one of its own. iPadOS will enable users to run multiple instances of the same application, upgraded Swipe Over and Split Screen capabilities, and even a sleek dark mode. The development version of iPadOS is available today, though the public release will not be available until later in the autumn.
