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Where this gets interesting is you can use your iPhone or Apple Watch to authenticate payments.
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A Safari update will let users use Apple Pay to buy goods. It was a no-brainer that Apple Pay would wind its way onto the Mac or the web, but the way Apple has done it is quite interesting. Like most things Apple does, the obvious and inevitable developments somehow appear magical. Another nifty feature will be new features in Continuity, where if you are wearing an Apple Watch your Mac will automatically unlock when you step up to it.
In MacOS Sierra, you will be able to talk to Siri in the same way you can on your iPhone, but perhaps do a lot more “computing” stuff, such as search through your files, save searches to the Mac’s notifications centre, schedule reminders, open apps, and a whole lot more. Apple’s internet services chief Eddy Cue explained that, for example, when a photo is taken, some 11bn computations per photo will take place to detect objects and features in the photo to lead to more powerful searching on the device. For example, in the new Photos app that will arrive in iOS 10, the company said it will take advantage of advanced computer vision, deep-learning techniques and facial recognition, as well as the advanced silicon in iOS devices to come up with incredible new capabilities. While Apple doesn’t really shout a lot about artificial intelligence or machine learning, it is probably the most zealous advocate of these technologies. What was clear about last night, in terms of how services like Apple Pay and Siri eventually filtered to the desktop, is that Apple is fundamentally a mobile-first organisation and iOS is the incubation engine for all new products and services to emerge from Apple. In all, there were around 10 vital features revealed in iOS 10, ranging from new capabilities in the lock screen, a new QuickType keyboard, new capabilities in Photos, Intelligent Suggestions, new driving features in Maps and with CarKit and a whole lot more. iOS is really the leading OS in the Apple camp For example, by saying “goodnight” Siri and Home will start turning off thermostats, lights, locking doors and more, and by saying “good morning” or “I’m home” it will start turning on your favourite things, perhaps warming the shower or brewing the coffee via your favourite IoT gadgets.ģ.
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As Apple’s software chief Craig Federighi revealed, integrated with the power of Siri, you can use your voice to automate everything from unlocking the front door to turning off and on lights. When iOS 10 debuts in the autumn, it will come with a new app called Home, which is pretty much a dashboard for controlling the devices in your home. You will soon control your house with your voiceĪpple last night announced refinements to HomeKit in iOS 10, making it less cluttered but also capable of interacting with most internet of things (IoT) devices for the home. “We believe coding should be a required language in all schools – we are going to make Swift Playgrounds free,” Cook promised.
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Apple will launch a public beta next month with a full release when iOS 10 ships in the autumn.
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Among the big reveals was a new app called Swift Playgrounds, which is designed to teach people – kids and adults alike – how to code using the Swift programming language. If you looked closely at the audience, there was a huge contingent of schoolkids and it’s clear that Apple is on a coding mission. Apple wants to teach the whole world to code ‘We believe coding should be a required language in all schools’Īpple revealed updates across all of its four key software domains: TvOS, MacOS, iOS and WatchOS.
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While there were no hardware reveals, you get the sense that Apple is working to get the most out of the advanced silicon that exists in devices from the Apple TV to the iPhone 6s smartphone. As usual, 2016’s Apple Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) keynote contained a mix of the expected and unexpected, with a whole new MacOS Sierra and a massive iOS 10 update coming our way.Īs the big reveal wound down, you could sense a shake in Apple CEO Tim Cook’s voice: “I couldn’t be more proud and excited about the incredible advances across all our platforms.”
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