He wouldn't say that lightly, and isn't prone to exaggeration as the CEO of the world's richest company. He said it was the biggest shift in computing since the original Mac. On Monday two weeks ago, I found myself about ~15 rows back at Apple Park as Tim Cook announced a revolutionary new device, a whole new computing system that will change everything, for the AR and VR industries, and the world. Tim Cook didn't say it was their biggest release since the iPhone. The Solar System AR that tracked off a QR code, on my iPhone 3GS, that got me hooked.Ĭircle forward a mere 13 years(!) and I don’t yet own waterfront property, admittedly. I consequently gave up my ‘day job’, pinched my nose and pencil-dived off the AR-emerging-technology-cliff, eyes-shut. I quite literally fell in-love with (surprise-surprise per Apple's demo at WWDC) a solar-system AR demo. In 2010, I was convinced I would be a billionaire by 2011 after discovering Augmented Reality through a little-known pioneer company from LA called DAQRI, based in a back-street of Santa Monica. The show closed off with a concert by The Weeknd.A curtain that took ten years to lift, for the Augmented Reality Industry, is now in the rafters and the house lights just went down. Drake took to the stage to introduce the Connect feature in Apple Music, followed by Eddy Cue who did a walk-through of the app. There's also a curation section of the app that allows you to view songs suggested by Apple's human musical experts.
In addition to on-demand streaming of iTunes music is a 24/7 radio station based out of three cities called Beats One. Jimmy Iovine took the stage to introduce the service, and Trent Reznor appeared on video talking about his creative involvement.
#WWDC 2015 VIDEO ANDROID#
The first three months will be free, and the app will be coming to Android later alongside a new version of iTunes. It comes out June 30 in over 100 countries for $9.99/month, or $14.99 for a family up to 6 users. Apple Music aims to tie together video, audio, and social into a unified service. Tim Cook came back on again for "one more thing", which was Apple Music.
#WWDC 2015 VIDEO PLUS#
Developer access to audio and video playback will be available on watchOS 2, plus HealthKit, HomeKit, accelerometer, microphone, Taptic Engine and the Digital Crown. Siri will also support home control over your Apple Watch.įor developers, app logic will be able to run natively on the watch, without needing to rely on your iPhone. Transit directions on maps will be there complete with Siri commands. Apple Pay on Apple Watch includes the membership cards we'll be seeing in iOS 9. E-mail will have the ability to to reply, and FaceTime can handle audio now.įitness apps can work independently and sync up whenever it restores an iPhone connection. Digital Touch now supports multiple colors. The friends system lets you add buddies more easily and have multiple sets of friends. Nightstand mode is a new landscape alarm mode that can kick in while your Apple Watch is charging.
#WWDC 2015 VIDEO ZIP#
Time Travel is a neat new feature that lets you zip forward with the Digital Crown to see how those complications will change, such as which meeting is after your next one. IOS 9 beta goes to developers today public beta coming in July
#WWDC 2015 VIDEO UPDATE#
iOS 9 enters public beta in July, will be a free update in the fall, and won't be dropping support for any devices. The WWDC keynote then moved on to talk about iOS 9, including improvements in foundation, intelligence, apps, and more.
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