WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Apple is slated to have its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) keynote on Tuesday, June 11, at 1 am (1 pm, US Eastern time).
Expected to be seen at the WWDC keynote are a host of AI features meant for its upcoming iOS update, alongside Siri improvements and possibly some non-AI-related updates.
Learn more about what’s to come and check out Rappler’s live updates on the event, while watching either on YouTube, on the Apple TV app, or through Apple’s events page.
LATEST UPDATES
MacOS Sequoia: iPhone mirroring
Mac’s new Sequoia OS introduces iPhone mirroring, basically letting you use your iPhone on the Mac’s screen, as well as automatic window tiling.
iPadOS 18 updates: Math Notes!
If you love numbers, Math Notes will be a treat among the iPadOS 18 updates.
It automatically makes calculations as you use the Apple Pencil to write down equations, including advance functions from scientific calculators.
‘Effort Rating’ and at-a-glance metrics viewing on WatchOS 11
WatchOS 11’s biggest update is a new algorithm that calculates “effort rating” which is then used to gauge your “training load” to see whether you’re doing average or above average.
Apple’s new Vitals app for WatchOS lets users check their important health metrics at a glance.
iOS 18: Messages updates
You can now easily schedule messages on iOS 18, making the process easier than having to make a Shortcuts automation for it.
Aside from Message Scheduling, there are also Tapbacks, Message Formatting, and new text effects for your messages. Messages and SMS can also be sent via Satellite.
iOS 18: Photos App redesign
Apple’s Photos App gets a redesign in IOS 18.
Photos now works on a single grid. The library is at the bottom, and will allow for a filtering system to find photos by type. These can also filter out screenshots.
A new space below the grid can also create “Collections.” These can be specific to people, or to other delineating topics, such as specific days.
