- I just got done watching
the WWDC virtual key notes.
It was absolutely amazing.
Now I say this because
the past few years I've actually got
a chance to go to WWDC
and be there and witness it in person.
Now this definitely wasn't a replacement
for being there in person.
But what I think they did with this keynote
is they made it feel like
everyone was actually there.
So actually having been to Apple park
and getting to see all these really cool places,
it felt a lot more inclusive.
It felt like you guys were actually getting
to experience what we experienced
there in person.
So Apple amazing job in the keynote.
I really enjoyed it.
And I hope that you guys did too.
Now let's do a quick recap
of everything that they talked about
in the keynote.
Are you ready?
(Sipping drink ) (clapping hands)
Alright,
let's get into it.
First up.
We have Iowa's 14.
One of the most exciting things about WWDC.
We've seen widgets before,
but now you can take those widgets
and completely integrate them
into your home screen.
This does have a very Android field.
I know as soon as I tweeted this,
everyone's like welcome to Android.
Yeah, but see here's the thing.
Okay, maybe you're right,
but I'm still excited about it.
They call this the smart stack.
The widgets are intelligently curated based
on the apps you use the most
and the right widget will show up automatically
at the right time of your day.
This is the own app library.
So it'll automatically organize
all of your apps into one simple,
easy to navigate view.
I can't believe that it's taken them
this long to do this.
I searched for everything.
So I swiped down
and I searched for the app that I'm looking for.
So the new app library view looks pretty cool.
You guys know when you get a phone call
or a FaceTime
and it completely takes over
your entire home screen.
Well now they have compact calls.
So calls from your phone FaceTime
or third party apps will display
in an all new compact design
that doesn't take up
the full screen way, way overdue
Picture and picture is a huge update
that I think is gonna be really helpful
for all of us who like to watch a lot of content
and also try to get work done at the same time.
So you can still watch your content
while you're doing other things on your phone.
There's been a lot of updates to messages.
This is something that I think
a lot of people have been waiting for.
Pinned conversations.
You can pin up to nine
of your most important conversations
to the top of your conversation list
so you can easily get to them.
And if these are group chats,
you've got little pop up notifications
on these groups to see who replied the latest.
So this kind of gives you
a really quick look at what the conversations
are actually happening
without having to click in.
Mentions is also really exciting
because a lot of times
you'll be in a group chat
and you'll kind of wanna be
conversing with everybody,
but also direct that message to someone specific.
I feel like at one point
you've probably been overwhelmed
in group messages
and need to reply to a specific topic,
but that topic has long gone.
They have inline replies.
So you can apply directly
to a specific message in a group conversation
or as their own thread for more focused views.
So you can click into it
and see that entire thread
of the inline conversation
to make it so much easier,
to be able to have conversations
inside of a group text,
it gets hectic.
There's new emoji styles and stickers.
You can get a new age option.
You can choose from 20 new hair
and headwear styles to reflect
your hobby, profession and personality.
They now have an emoji with a face mask.
I think this is amazing.
And I think if you have a face mask,
you should wear it.
There's really no reason.
you shut it.
Just wear the mask.
I can't wait to put on emoji mask on my face.
Feels to have a new update to maps.
They have cycling directions.
So you can use maps
to get directions using bike lanes, paths, roads.
You can also see the elevation
if streets are busy.
And if they're stairs,
which I think is very important,
especially if you're riding a bike,
it'll give you the option to skip the stairs
or to show you where the stairs are.
where you'll meet to walk your bike up to them.
They even have an electric vehicle routing.
I know EV is the way of the future.
So being able to have this
and have your route planned,
according to where
you can charge your car
is very important.
Even a lot of cars already have that integrated.
The fact that this is something
that is in Apple maps now
is pretty cool.
Those new translate apps,
you'll be able to have conversations with people
in other languages.
So you can tap the single microphone button
in the center here,
and it will allow you to have a conversation
and translate back and forth between the languages.
Siri,
our dear friend Siri who works,
I'm not sure what the percentage is,
but we'll just leave it at that.
It has a new compact design,
which I really liked.
So it'll show you when Siri
is activated the bottom,
and then instead of
entirely taking over your whole screen,
much like the FaceTime calls,
you'll get these little notifications
up at the top where Siri is answering
or giving you grocery lists.
They showed a demo of this BMW car
that you're able to unlock using NFC
on your phone.
And then you're able to set different keys
for other people.
So if Jenna wants to drive my car
and I wanna maybe limit her restrictions,
as far as what she can do and where she can go,
I can assign her a key
and then she can use her phone to unlock
and start the car.
And I think I need to get one of these BMW's
to review.
I'm just saying,
I just like,
I think it's just,
we need this.
There's a new update to CarPlay.
So you can change the wallpapers
and different app types,
which I'm kind of excited about this
because I use CarPlay
all the time when I'm driving,
which hasn't been much lately
because I have been stuck in the house
for several months.
When I do start driving,
I look forward to changing the wallpaper
on my CarPlay.
AirPods are also getting an update.
You'll be able to use spatial audio.
So it's using surround sound,
but it's using the motion of the air pod
to detect like where your head is
in the space of where,
this surround sound should be.
This is cool too.
So there's audio sharing for Apple TV.
So you can connect two sets of AirPods
to your Apple TV 4K.
So you can enjoy movies
and shows with your friends.
Well,
one friend
and not have to use the speakers on your TV.
App Clips is also something that's interesting.
So a lot of times you'll be presented
at a place like a coffee shop
or trying to rent a bike or something.
And you won't have the app
that you need to use this item.
There's basically like a little NFC,
so you can click it
and it'll quickly pop up a notification
and you can access whatever it is
that you need to access from that app
without downloading the entire app.
There's new privacy updates as well in iOS 14.
So it's giving you more control over the data
that you share
and more transparency into how it's used.
I've loved using Sign in with Apple.
They're gonna be giving you the option
to update some of your old accounts
and synchronize them with sign in with Apple,
to be able to have that privacy
that comes along with that.
Okay.
What else did they talk about?
There's so much stuff that happened
in this keynote.
I'm overwhelmed.
There are also a bunch of new iPad OS updates.
Some of them carry over from the iOS 14,
but one of the things
that I was most excited about was scribble.
This is an update to the Apple pencil
and iPadOS integration.
This is really cool tool,
To actually ever have
to put your Apple Pencil away
because you can write
by hand in any text field across iPadOS
and the words will automatically convert to text.
So you convert your handwriting automatically
in any type of text field,
and it'll convert it to text.
This is so cool to look at this,
they have a scratch to delete.
So if you make a mistake,
you can just scratch out the text
and it will delete it.
There's so many cool things
that they decided to integrate with this
like shape recognition.
You can automatically turn
a roughly drawn star
into this beautiful masterpiece.
I feel like if any of you guys
have ever used procreate
or any type of drawing tools,
something like this is fairly common.
So the fact that they're integrating this
right into notes is really cool.
There's a built in data detectors.
So it'll recognize addresses,
phone numbers, email addresses,
and other data that is handwritten in text.
And you can tap them to take actions,
but overall,
they've done some cosmetic updates
kind of pulling from that whole iOS 14 world
and just transferring it over to the iPadOS
you'll see that a lot of the experiences
have been redesigned and streamlined.
Also has the redesigned widgets,
new app design,
new search
and of course the compact calls scribble
hyped about scribble
I can't wait to try out the new iOS 14
and the new iPadOS,
I actually had them downloading on my phone
and on my previous gen iPad right now.
So look for a video coming up,
covering all of those a little more in depth.
But now moving on to macOS
which they are calling Big Sur
macOS Big Sur
You know what that means?
That means we're taking a road trip.
We went to Catalina
for the launch of Catalina last year
or two years whatever,
Oh my gosh,
the time is flying.
It was interesting
while I was watching them do the demos
and talk about everything
because it really felt like
it's a more robust version of iOS.
And I think that's kind of what
they're trying to do,
is make everything feel very seamless.
Like you're going from your iPad to your Mac,
back to your iPhone.
And everything kind of feels
like it's all in the same ecosystem.
They've got all new streamlined apps
from full height sidebars
to refresh toolbars,
a clean new app design.
They've also got a Refresh Dock.
It's a sleek design
and this updates it makes getting
to your favorite apps even easier.
They have a new uniform shape for app icons,
which adds consistency,
while letting the personality
of Mac shine through.
So I never really thought about it before,
but look at all of these apps
that I have in my dock right now,
you can tell if they have
sort of their own shape.
So they're kind of bringing everything
to be a more uniformed look
and know what that look is.
It looks a lot like iOS.
These look just like the apps
that you would click on your phone
or your iPad.
Here's the new control center for Mac.
You can instantly access all of the controls
that you use the most like wifi or Bluetooth
and all these controls you can use
to play music enabled dark mode for your display.
The new control center will also let
you drag your favorites to the menu.
So you can customize it much like you do on,
on what now.
Oh, that's what your phone
like the control center on your phone,
like in iOS.
There's an all-new Safari.
They've got some updates there,
which is very exciting.
You can customize the start page,
their Safari extensions in the app store.
So if you do have an extension
that you've used previously,
they now have a dedicated section
in the app store for Safari extensions.
They also have an improved tab design.
So if you are someone who uses tabs,
which I definitely do,
if they have a new look.
So this means that
you could have more tabs visible
at the same time.
You can also hover over one of the tabs
and this will bring up an instant image
of what that website is.
You have to be able to see
what that tab is without having
to actually click into it.
Before you could only make your emoji
on your phone or your iPad,
but now you can also make them on your Mac.
Then it redesigned Apple maps
will also be integrated into macOS.
So you'll be able to take advantage of those.
And also the new guides.
This will allow you to discover new places
to eat, shop
and explore with curated guides
from brands you love.
I think I want to curate a guide,
since I used to travel a lot.
There's so many amazing places
that I've found on my travels
that maybe I can,
I want to make a guide.
I can't look.
It says you can create your own guide
for your favorite places
and show them with your friends and family.
You guys are my friends.
Some of you are my family.
What are the biggest rumors,
is Apple transitioning away from Intel chips.
And they said that they're gonna be making
this transition over the course
of the next two years.
But with the first Mac shipping
with our new Apple chip,
by the end of this year.
- Today is the we're announcing
that the Mac is transitioning.
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To our own Apple Silicon.
- And the fact that they're gonna be making
this transition over the next two years
is a pretty quick turnover.
You guys remember Apple
used to be using the power PC chips.
They would then went to Intel.
And now many years later,
they're deciding to take this all in house
and create their own chips themselves.
And at one point in the keynote Preg was like.
Hey.
- I have a confession to make.
this isn't the first time
you've seen macOS running here.
In fact,
this is the same Mac
that Beth and I use to demo
all the new big surf features earlier.
- So now they are making these chips in house.
This will allow them to increase the performance,
increased battery life,
and really be able to fine tune
all of the things
that they were not able to do before,
because they weren't actually making these chips.
They'll be able to make them exactly
how they need them
and have them do exactly what they need to do.
WWDC is a developers conference
and what's really cool,
is today developers would be able to apply
for a Mac mini
so they can start preparing their apps
for the new custom shift that Apple's creating.
So this is really gonna be exciting
for them because they're gonna be able
to get this thing firsthand,
start developing for it
and preparing all the apps
for this big change that is coming up.
I mean,
I remember I was kind of young,
I guess.
Let me see when it was,
how old was I when they switched this over?
Let's see June 6, 2005.
Okay, So I guess I wasn't that young,
I guess in my mind it felt like I was like four,
but I guess I wasn't.
So it was actually right before
I started my YouTube channel.
And I do remember what a huge deal this was.
So now kind of reflecting on that,
it's pretty incredible that now Apple
is taking this all in house.
Last but not least,
I'm I surprised I didn't talk about this first,
but it's the last thing
that they have featured on their website,
watchOS 7.
Okay.
First of all,
we need to talk about this.
There's a new hand-washing app.
Is it an app?
But it says that it can detect
the sound of water
and the squishing of the soap.
And it'll activate the hand washing feature.
It'll let you know if you're washing
your hands long enough.
I hope this is something that I can share.
Like I would start an entire Twitter account
for just team washing her hands.
So my watch would auto tweet
every time I was not.
That's wierd but I would do it.
There's a bunch of new watch faces,
but also share these watch faces,
which is kind of cool.
they're calling it face sharing.
So if somebody sees
the watch face that I have right now,
they're like wow I really like that.
I could just press and hold
and share it to them.
You can also create faces in the app store.
So if I want to create a face
and have it shared for the world,
I guess I can do that as well.
They now have a new sleep app,
which is cool.
But if I sleep with my watch on,
when will I charge it?
You can get a sleep chart.
You can have your sleep tracking.
So it uses the accelerometer to notice
the subtle movements associated with breathing.
And it will differentiate between sleeping
and waking states
Fitness.
They added a new dance activity.
So I love tracking my fitness
on my Apple watch.
I mean,
I've since day one that they've integrated
the fitness tracking in here.
I feel like I've become a much healthier person
because of it.
Now you can have a dance workout.
It's a full body workout.
That's good for your heart,
makes you stronger and improves coordination.
So dance like nobody's watching
and get credit for it on your watch.
That's cool.
They're changing the activity app
to be called the fitness app,
which I think is kind of an interesting move
because I know there were a bunch of rumors
of Apple starting their own
sort of fitness classes
and fitness videos.
So this would kind of be setting them up
to rule those things out potentially
in the future,
which I think would be really cool.
There is so much that Apple covered at WWDC
and even just looking at their website
and going in reading some of the notes further.
There's a lot of stuff
that they didn't even talk about in the keynote.
So I look forward to covering some more
of this very extensively.
And as I said,
I am downloading iOS 14
and the new iPadOS right now.
And I'm most excited to test out scribble.
I'm gonna make a whole scribble video.
I have to,
I can't wait,
if there's anything that you would like me
to make a video about more in depth.
Make sure you guys leave those
in the comments below.
And I will also see you guys,
the discord server.
I made a WWDC section there.
So I'll put a link in the description.
If you guys want to check that out,
that's it.
- See you guys later.
Bye.
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