Apple plans to unify its apps on its different devices

Bloomberg has announced the work of Apple on a new mechanism allowing its applications to be run on its different operating systems for iPhone, iPad and Mac, as part of the announced project I & # 39; last year at the World Developers Conference, codenamed Marzipan.

The company will allow developers to implement a unified application that can run on these systems in the concept of application provider, which will allow the use of the iPhone, the iPad and Mac in a unified format, but without the integration of iOS and MacOS, and will continue to keep them as separate systems.

According to the report, developers will be able to attract iPad applications to Mac devices through a new software development kit (SDK) that will arrive by the end of the year, which will will also allow extended use of this mechanism to bring iPhone applications to MacOS early in 2020.

Apple has not yet announced the date of its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), but according to MacRumors, this should be held between June 3 and 7, which could herald the release of iOS 13 other updates include the night mode And a new key interface for iPad.