WWDC is here and I know what you're thinking what is that we're gonna talk
about this here well I have some thoughts so we all know that Apple's
Worldwide Developer Conference is held every June this year it's Monday June
3rd at 10 a.m. Pacific time is when the keynote kicks off and we'll hear about
lots of software maybe some hardware and hopefully a few surprises along the way
one thing we're definitely gonna see is a preview of iOS 13 now it's gonna come
out in September when the new iPhones come out but Apple will use the show to
showcase some of the bigger features among the rumors is Apple is finally
going to release a dark mode for iPhones and iPads and iOS devices so it's not
going to turn your phone evil or anything what it does is it basically
turns white screens to dock it'll make your phone look way cooler and if you
have an iPhone 10 or a 10 s it's gonna look amazing because on OLED screens
they can actually turn off the pixels so it's completely black and it might even
save some battery life in the process and as always Apple will go through its
apps and update a bunch of them we've we've read about mail and messages maybe
screen time nothing major yet but I'm sure Apple will have some cool things
it's gonna show us and it'll go through maybe ten or so features that will be
new in iOS 13 one major change we're gonna see reportedly in iOS 13 is on the
iPad side of things what we've heard is that Apple is planning a major revamp of
the iPad OS mainly because we're seeing more of these iPad pros and Apple is
gonna be moving to a more Mac like environment and it's not gonna quite be
the same thing but a little bit more functional than we see now so right now
the iPad is kind of like our you know a really big iPhone we have the icons on
the screen we have a full screen app split screen slide over and those things
are all good for productivity the rumors say the new iPad OS is going to be a lot
more like what we're used to on the Mac with floating windows tabbed browsing
for things other than Safari and just a whole new type of navigation and
usability that kind of bridges that gap between the iPhone and the Mac speaking
in the Mac we're also gonna get a look at Mac away
10.15 the follow-up to Mojave the big things here are a possible breakup of
iTunes now Mac users had wanted this forever
iTunes is massive with books and movies and music and everything else in one app
Apple will hopefully be using the iPhone model and giving us separate apps for
movies and TV shows and music so we don't have to use one app for everything
so along with iTunes Apple is also going to be expanding its marzipan program
which we saw last year with news and with stocks and expanding it for
developers and expanding it to some of its own apps what that means is that a
lot of our iPhone apps are going to suddenly be appearing on the Mac what
that's going to look like I'm not a hundred percent sure but Apple wants to
take these millions of apps in the App Store that we use every day and just
bring them to the Mac to make the Mac more functional and to create a little
bit more synergy between iOS and Mac OS so sticking with the Mac for a second
here's something that we might or maybe you probably will see maybe not we don't
know the Mac Pro we have heard about this thing now for two years the current
Mac Pro is that trashcan looking thing that everybody hates it hasn't been
updated since 2013 in any real way it still has old ports and everything else
like that and Apple has said they're working on a new one this was two years
ago Phil Schiller said we are working on a new modular Mac Pro modular meaning
you can take parts out and put parts in where is it I don't know
last year they said the same thing we're working on a new modular Mac Pro this
year we haven't heard anything about it yet so maybe this is the year we see it
at WWDC we haven't heard any leaks any rumours any speculation about what it
would do what it would look we don't know but please like now is the time
these are the people who want to see it how much lomi do we have for computers
and Macs to last we need to get this thing but there's one thing that I
really want to see and it's not an Apple watch or anything like that
it's Siri I want Apple to just blow us away like they did way back when with
Siri Google just had its IO conference and it showed
the new generation of Google assistant and it was just mind-blowing the speed
the accuracy what it was able to do in like 30 seconds it did like I don't know
twelve different commands series nowhere near that it needs to be faster it needs
to be smarter it needs to work better with our devices it needs to do
everything here than it does here because it doesn't even really talk to
each other on different devices Apple needs to take Siri and just upgrade it
like a hundred times what it is right now so be sure to tune into Apple's WWDC
keynote Monday June 3rd at 10 a.m. Pacific time to see if I'm right to see
what happens to see what Apple comes out be sure to subscribe to our Mac world
YouTube channel where you'll find all the rest of our videos and what do you
guys want to see at WWDC let me know in the comments and I'll see you next time