Now that Apple’s annual developer conference is over, we’ve got the skinny on all the news coming out of the WWDC this year. From a thorough wrap-up of the keynote to in-depth looks at iOS 9, OS X El Capitan, the new watchOS 2, and the exciting Apple Music, we’re here to fill your weekly digital magazine to overflowing.
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Everything you need to know from WWDC 2015
With upgrades to iOS, OS X, Apple Pay and watchOS, Apple is ready to take its massively successful platforms to the next level.
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New and exciting features make iOS 9 look fantastic
Here’s what you have to look forward to in the next version of Apple’s mobile operating system.
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How El Capitan will maximize your Mac experience
Named after a giant granite cliff in Yosemite National Park, Apple’s latest version of OS X brings better performance and much more.
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All the awesome features coming to your Apple Watch this fall
When watchOS 2 lands, Apple’s smartwatch is going to get a lot smarter (and a lot faster).
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Apple Music puts a human face on the mess that music’s become
Jimmy Iovine’s big idea for transforming the music experience is bringing a personal touch – and a simple, unified platform – to replace chaos with delight.
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All we want is another snow leopard instead of breaking stuff that’s worked for ages and flashy new features that 2% of the userbase would like.
Take bluetooth, for example. It’s worked perfectly until Mavericks. It got messed up in Yosemite, causing weird stutter, audio cutting out, white noise and other such problems when using Yosemite with a bluetooth headset.
We don’t need a new Mac OS every year. This quick release cycle is ridiculous. I’d be happy if they just support a stable OS for 3-4 years with periodic security and feature updates.