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#196803 13-Jun-2016 12:33
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WWDC 2016 is just around the corner, live streaming from 5AM NZST tomorrow 14th June 

 

There seems to be less and less hype about WWDC every year. Im guessing as it becomes more of a developer focused keynote as opposed to a major consumer product release keynote which has been the case in previous years, we see less and less people become interested in the event.

 

Will you be getting up early tomorrow to watch the live stream?

 

What major announcements are you expecting or most excited for?

 

Personally, based on the rumours I have seen (if they do eventuate) I am most excited for a OS wide dark mode option inside iOS 10, New MBP hardware with built in OLED touch panel above the keyboard and Siri integration into OS X.


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  #1570960 13-Jun-2016 12:38
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Hi - I probably won't bother watching it live, but will certainly be all over the newsfeeds ASAP in the morning.

 

Hoping for new MacBook Pros and the iPhone 7 announcements.





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  #1570963 13-Jun-2016 12:42
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my bet is hardware announcements come later.  This is a developer conference


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  #1571064 13-Jun-2016 14:56
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clicknz:

 

Hi - I probably won't bother watching it live, but will certainly be all over the newsfeeds ASAP in the morning.

 

Hoping for new MacBook Pros and the iPhone 7 announcements.

 

 

Iphone announcements typically come in September, ahead of the Holiday season,




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  #1571066 13-Jun-2016 14:56
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I've been enjoying the Apple chat lately around where the next innovation is and whether AI interfaces are going to eat away at Apples traditional superiority in GUIs. So I'm interested to see if there is any updates on Siri or a response to the new Amazon voice controlled things, Alexa.

 

 





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  #1571068 13-Jun-2016 14:58
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nathan: This is a developer conference

 

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  #1571080 13-Jun-2016 15:12
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nathan:

 

my bet is hardware announcements come later.  This is a developer conference

 

 

2013 Retina MBP's were introduced at WWDC i think. but yeah they havent announced hardware recently. they're due for an upgrade


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  #1571100 13-Jun-2016 15:52
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More likely be about the next OS X version won't it?

 

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  #1571132 13-Jun-2016 16:21
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According to the rumours, it's going back to "Mac OS" (or possibly MacOS or macOS). I've also heard "Fuji" mentioned.


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  #1571350 13-Jun-2016 22:40
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Saw this on the macrumours website:

 

Siri also now appears to be hinting at another OS X feature that doesn't currently exist in iOS: asking the personal assistant to "turn on dark mode" results in the response, "Sorry, but I'm not able to change that setting."

 

Looks like at least one of the new features I was hoping for will be added!


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  #1571433 14-Jun-2016 09:20
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Not liking iOS 10 so far, a bit clunky. Hope they roll out beta 2 quicker...





 

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  #1571436 14-Jun-2016 09:23
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I do like the idea of being able to uninstall preloaded apps in iOS 10.




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  #1571457 14-Jun-2016 09:35
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Disappointed dark mode didn't make it into iOS, Did make its way to tvOS though. The new messaging features in iOS are nice but It does feel a little crowded in there now with so many different features. 

 

Siri integration with macOS is a winner for me, I will be using that a lot. But Ill wait for the public release. Previous OS X betas caused too many issues with critical programs for me in the past.

 

I didn't see how Siri is activated on the Mac, hopefully the always on 'Hey Siri' is an option instead of having to click somewhere on the screen to activate it.


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  #1571482 14-Jun-2016 09:38
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Dingbatt: I do like the idea of being able to uninstall preloaded apps in iOS 10.

 

 

 

Me too, I removed the Calculator app as I only ever access it from the Control Centre but was disappointed to see when you do that it also removes it from Control Centre also! argh


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  #1571776 14-Jun-2016 15:59
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Will the voicemail transcription work in NZ or does it require carrier support like VVM?


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  #1571798 14-Jun-2016 16:37
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Dingbatt: I do like the idea of being able to uninstall preloaded apps in iOS 10.

 

 

 

Yeah, on the iPad I have an Apple folder to stuff all that junk in


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