Apple WWDC 2019: Dark Mode iOS 13, iPadOS, Mac Pro, Pro XDR Display and All That Apple has announced

Apple held its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) to San Jose monday and thrown a lot of new things on us including a Mac Pro and XDR Pro Display, iOS 13 with a dark mode, MacOS Catalina, an operating system for iPad called iPadOS and new features for Watch fans. WWDC 2019 was very different from the mono-OS conference of 20 years ago and a new experience for some.

If you just want to get right to the point, here are some highlights:

At the beginning of the conference, Tim Cook gave us:

He also addressed the big "Is Apple a monopoly?"question in an interview with CBS News.

If you want a written summary of the whole event, check out our liveblog.

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Mac Pro: everything you need to know

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Mac Pro and Apple Pro Display XDR

• the cheese grater is back for 2019 – but it's modernized, which is not necessarily a bad thing.
• Thanks to the magic of AR, you can see what it will look like on your desk.
• It's bestial, and here are the specifications to prove it. Apple has also introduced a custom video accelerator card, called Afterburner, designed specifically to accelerate the acceleration of video editing to support ProRes and ProRes Raw native 8K formats. Hello, 1.4 kilowatt power supply. But: optional wheels!
• The rumored 32-inch HDR screen (which Apple calls "XDR") is very real Pro Display XDR; Apple intends to replace reference screens and work screens for video editors. It has a matching cheese grater that is also a huge heat sink. The panel has a resolution of 6,016×3,384, a resolution of 10 bits and includes a polarizer for better viewing angles, a frosted glass and a wide range of blue LEDs with lenses and local dimming. It supports 1600 nits maximum and 1000 nits supported and high contrast.
• Monitor support costs $ 1,000 more, that did not go well.
• The new Apple Mac Pro with monitor costs $ 12,000, so here are 10 cars that cost less.
  

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Apple presents iPad OS

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IPad now works iPadOS

• This was not announced, but it looks like the iPadOS gets support from the mouse
• Separate the operating system allows Apple to better leverage the big screen. It allows you to pin widgets on the home screen, provides a better multitasking interface, allows multiple windows in applications with a split screen and has App Expose.
• Now there is a columnar view in Files, more metadata and quick actions. In addition, folder sharing will finally reach iCloud Drive, and you will be able to connect to the servers in the network.
• It adds support for USB drives and the ability to import photos directly from a camera.
• Safari on iPad will pull the desktop site resized for its display and optimized for touch input.
• There is support for custom fonts from large foundries, as well as a better selection of text.
• Apple Pencil has lower latency and is better for markup. Apple has opened the programming interface to other software developers.
• All these changes mean the iPad looks more like a laptop than ever before.

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Apple strengthens privacy controls on iOS 13

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Apple's iOS 13 turns to the dark side

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Come on the iPhone: iOS 13

• PSA: Your iPhone may not be compatible with iOS 13
• Dark mode has arrived. Here's why you should use it.
• It has a lot of new features, and you can install the beta now.
• Safari, Mail and Notes have some updates, but the big rewrite is in Reminders; also more detailed maps will arrive in Maps by the end of 2019.
• Apple has ended the monitoring of confidentiality comprising Single sign-on without Apple trackingand random email addresses with transfer – this will also be on the web. Here's how to connect with Apple works.
• The security of HomeKit is also improvedand Apple now has a HomeKit-in-routers partner program.
• And of course some Memoji upgrades for customization; Here's how it works. Now, there are automatic sticker packs of your Memoji.
• Portrait light effects and an enhanced editing interface in Photos, as well as the ability to rotate and filter videos. In addition, a new automatic organization of your film.
• Siri can read and reply to messages via your AirPod, HandOff on your iPhone arrives on the HomePod, and more customization on many loads of HomePad.
• iOS 13 will leave you share music with a friend equipped with AirPods from an iPhone.
• CarPlay has a new dashboard with extensive partner applications.
• Siri's voice seems much more natural, since it is a completely procedural procedure rather than reconstructed recorded syllables, and that he has learned to read incoming messages.

MacOS Catalina

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App Store coming to Apple Watch

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Apple Watch and Watch OS 6