Performance, Quality & Stability Improvements + Bug Fixes: The OS X and iOS variant may be called “San Francisco Rounded.” We are told that the font on OS X and iOS is slightly rounder and feels “less digital” than on the Apple Watch as it is completely optimized for larger displays. Apple has also planned to tweak the interface with the new San Francisco typeface from the Apple Watch. Apple has also redesigned the iOS version of Siri to have a color wave form akin to the UI of Siri for Apple Watch. But new features aren’t entirely absent.Īccording to a source who has used iOS 9, the new OS looks “very, very similar to iOS 8.” However, we are told that some of the colors have slightly shifted across the system, including on select app icons. With iOS 9, Apple is preparing fixes, under-the-hood improvements to reduce app sizes, and better support for older devices. Hundreds of millions of people use iPhones and iPads every day, and Apple has realized that it’s time to step back from focusing on significant feature changes to improve the core experience. IOS 9, codenamed “Monarch” after the ski resort, may well be the most important topic of the conference. Over the last several years, we have provided advance reports on the lion’s share of announcements that will be made at WWDC, as well as a comprehensive roundup ahead of the event. Read on for our roundup of what’s coming, along with fresh new details not found in our earlier reports. Of course, 2015 will be no different. Apple has been preparing a new version of iOS 9 codenamed “Monarch,” a release of OS X 10.11 codenamed “Gala,” a new streaming Apple Music service based on Beats Music, and updates for the Apple Watch.
#APPLE 2015 WWDC MAC#
Traditionally, Apple has used the conference to introduce major upgrades to the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch operating system iOS, as well as the Mac operating system OS X, along with new services. On Monday, June 8th, company executives will take the stage at San Francisco’s Moscone Center to provide their annual roadmap for Apple’s software, services, and devices. Apple also released a new version of the WWDC app with the schedule.Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference is about to kick off. Updated on 05-27-2015 by Malarie Gokey: Added news that press invites to WWDC have started to arrive. Updated on 06-04-2015 by Malarie Gokey: Added news and rumors leading up to the event. Other things we probably won’t see at WWDC include the iPhone 6S and the rumored 13-inch iPad Pro.
#APPLE 2015 WWDC TV#
Tons of rumors leading up to WWDC hinted that the next-generation Apple TV and a new TV streaming service that pairs with it would launch at the developers conference this year, but the most recent report says that we won’t see the device until later this year or next. The last model was released in 2012, and it’s in dire need of an upgrade. The company may make some announcements about Apple Pay, too, including a possible rewards program, and its introduction in other countries, including the UK.Īpple TV and other things we probably won’t seeĪpple TV is old. That’s just the basic functionality, and hopefully, Apple will reveal more at WWDC.Īpple’s iOS 9 is also expected to bring a new keyboard, public transit directions, improvements to the beleaguered Maps app, a split-screen app feature, more security, better support for older models, and more. For example, if you’re traveling to San Francisco from New York, Proactive could show you the weather in both locations, your flight info, and things to do while you’re in town.
The contextually aware feature will pull up relevant information from both Apple-made and third-party apps, based on your location and the time of day. The most exciting rumor has to do with Proactive, a Google Now competitor that aims to anticipate your needs in advance. Although iOS 9 isn’t expected to change much in terms of design or style, there will be key functional changes. We’ve heard a lot of buzz about iOS 9 in advance of the event, thanks to rumors online. Since WWDC is a developers conference first and foremost, we expect Apple to show off a preview of iOS 9 during the keynote.
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