The upgrade, as expected, will be free and coming to users this fall. The OS X El Capitan developer beta arrives today, and the public beta will be arriving later on next month.
The iPad Air 2 – and future models of the iPad – will soon be attaining iOS 9 with multitasking capabilities. The Apple Watch will be seeing some changes, too - pretty soon you’ll be able to watch videos on the wearable, for example, as with the Watch OS updates also being set to include “Time Travel” the ability to reply to emails, a new Photos app, and more. In addition to supporting high-DPI screens and displays of different sizes, the platform will also support apps from the auto makers themselves, removing the need to toggle out of CarPlay to do things like turn up the radio. Mac - Safari 6.0.5 or later, running on OS X 10.8.5 or laterĪpple TV: Second- or third-generation Apple TV running 6.There have been some changes to iOS Search, too, and Siri will be more intelligent, more contextually aware, and more proactive.ĬarPlay will be seeing some updates, as well. The event is scheduled to begin today at 1:00 p.m. Visit this link to go to Apple’s website and watch the WWDC 2015 keynote live. Once you’re all caught up and ready for the show, here’s how you can watch live streaming video of Apple’s WWDC 2014 keynote: You can see our quick WWDC 2015 preview here with more details on what to expect. Beyond iOS 9, which is expected to include plenty of new features and, perhaps more importantly, a tremendous amount of refinement, Apple is also expected to unveil a brand new streaming music service that will be the foundation for the future of Apple’s music business.Īpple Music is expected to take several key features from the Beats Music service Apple acquired along with the rest of Beats’ assets, and it will also add in some smart new features as well as live radio stations feature big-name acts like Pharrell and David Guetta.īeyond that, we can expect to see a new version of OS X, new additions to Apple Pay that may include a rewards program, and an updated SDK for the Apple Watch that will let developers take their Watch apps to the next level.
We’re now mere minutes away from seeing WWDC 2015 kick off, and reports leading up to today’s keynote suggest it’ll be an action-packed one indeed. DON’T MISS: Apple WWDC cheat sheet: The major announcements
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