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Stream URL: http://p.events-delivery.apple.com.edgesuite.net/16faohbadfvoihjbadfvljhbphjb06/m3u8/hls_mvp.m3u8
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Tim Cook started with a moment of silence for the Orlando victims.
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Let's talk WatchOS first!
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WatchOS 3 promises to run apps faster by storing them in the memory.
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introducing scribble a new way to type on your watch one letter at a time.
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works in english and chinese
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write one letter at a time with your finger.
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They sometimes tease new hardware.
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In his head.
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For sure, battery is gonna take a hit. Just in time to release a new one!
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Now we can fat shame each other with our watches!
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Time to stand changed to time to roll for wheel chair users. I love how Apple cares about accessibility.
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This is why we don't get core app updates. Apple's software team is too busy building a Breathing app.
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Easy there. Just breathe.
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I've done my quota of deep breathing today given the number of large sighs I've let out in the first 30 minutes of this keynote.
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Yeah, the performance upgrades are huge. I don't understand why they devote precious stage time to things like a Minnie Mouse watch face and a breathing exercise app.
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Next up, TV OS.
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Sling, Fox Sports GO, Molotov, NBA 2K, Minecraft Story Mode, and more apps coming to TVOS
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Live Tune In is good.
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Whoopteedoo
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Nope. Just easier to sign up for same companies multiple channels. Like one sign on for Fox, ABC, etc.
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Single Sign Up, Hallelujah!
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OS X brought to you by Hair Force One!
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Sierra
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I like Universal Clipboard.
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Wow, they are fucking bringing it with the iOS portion. Hopefully the remainder of the segment is just as great.
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it can't
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Will the deep learning automatically tag dick pics?
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about time for siri 3rd party support. hopefully spotify gets an update out so i can ask a specific song to play like with apple music
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I HATE APPLE MUSIC
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OH MY GOD THEY BROUGHT BACK ORGANIZATION TO THE IPOD, THANK YOU ZOMBIE STEVE
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Devs can't clap to the beat of Rapper's Delight.
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Terribly awesome!
Today we reinvent cringeworthy keynotes.
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Lisa Jackson introduced a recycling robot at the last keynote, but let's just focus on this...
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I love her.
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They're going to let you delete stock apps. They're starting to all appear in the App store.
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not sure how that's going to stop all the actual IoT devices from being poorly secured though
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tap to replace words with emojis sounds like a feature built by an older generation who isn't fluent in a younger generation's language
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Yay messages now do all the things no one wanted, but search is still broken.
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Built in Apple Music, solving problems that didn't exist!
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More specifically full screen effects. Other stuff is cool.
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Gah the full screen effects are gaudy. Why why why.
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The potential to be obnoxious has to be staggering.
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Guys, I've been cringing for half an hour.
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WARNING: horse detected. How do you want to proceed?
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I doubt it but it's sorta necessary to justify this much effort on iMessage features that don't matter without your friends on the network
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"Go eat your Marshmallow, loser!
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2016 MBP watch continues...
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I think it is great for kids
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Great to see Swift Playground be made free :D
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free with your classroom full of $500 iPads
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I don't know why people have been thinking iMessage on Android is going to happen.
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Hey man they announced the iPhone 4 there anything can happen
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Some decent sources have been suggesting it, and John Gruber even thinks it's going to happen.
It went hand in hand with the other rumor that Apple was going to make Apple Pay be a thing you could send money through iMessage with, and having iMessage on Android would extend that to more users. Plus it's end-to-end encrypted, which would be a selling point as well.
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I don't know by what logic iMessage ends up on Android but not every other Apple service. I don't know why they'd have resisted this long and bother to do it now (when they now have no chance of getting people off FB/WhatsApp/etc).
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Well it looks like Apple may be willing to put their services on Android if they think it will do them more good than harm. They want a bunch of paying Apple Music customers so they put out an Android version. Not sure how well it worked but Apple Music has about half as much as Spotify's subscriber numbers so that service is doing well.
If Apple wanted people to be able to send money to each other via Apple Pay, it makes sense that they'd want to extend that to as many possible customers as well. Plus it would still be a better experience for iOS users since the Android folks could get money but not send it.
If I were to bet money, I'd say this is in the works at Apple but whether it comes out or in the form we're expecting, I don't know. It's been rumored for a while now that an "Xcode for iPad" has been in development in some form or other. And maybe it still is, but I'd bet that the Swift Playgrounds app is basically what became of it.-
Apple Music is never going to make any useful money though. It simply needs to be cross platform because all the competing services are. There's no advantage to it being Apple only (in terms of UX, encryption, etc), only downsides. I think Apple Music is not doing great. They have a built in audience of 1bn users and jammed Apple Music into one of the primary experiences of those customers (the music app) and only managed to get 10-15m subscribers? Meh. It doesn't matter anyway. It's a money pit.
Of course Apple Pay would be more useful if it spanned platforms. So would iMessage. So would iCloud Drive and all their other services. That's what I mean. Why this particular service and why now? It's always been the case that this was true and it's been the case that Android is enormous for many many years.
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There were some great advancements:
- watchOS app speed updates
- iOS notifications & home screen widgets
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What were you expecting?
I mean this is a developers' conference so most of it is going to only be interesting to developers.
But also, at this point what more can they add that's going to blow anyone's mind? I would think that incremental updates are all anyone is going to get outside of a hardware announcement.
Actually that's probably your answer - they unveiled iOS 10 today but the only things they can show or acknowledge are things that work on current hardware. In 2014 they introduced size classes and told everyone to start using them. Well the only real way they made sense to use was if more screen sizes were coming out. So the press guessed (correctly) that there were more phone and iPad sizes coming down the line.
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on the contrary, software is exactly where I'm looking for big changes while hardware updates are more incremental
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I would like to them lay out some form of AI and machine learning that seems like it has a chance at keeping up with Google. Software is where all the excitement is. I understand it is a dev conference, but it is also where they announce all the new iOS features every year. Day 1 is for the consumers just as much as the devs.
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they talked about both and have documentation available now for SiriKit and some of their ML stuff
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I don't really agree. There were some big ones here, specifically integration with third-party apps (Siri, Maps, etc), but the rest was pretty blah. I think it's pretty telling that the stuff they chose to highlight a ton were apps they redesigned or launched only last year.
Last couple of years I've been pretty down on Apple to be honest. I think they're slowing down and the increase in all of these platforms just seems like a mistake especially when their competition is merging everything into one platform. Sales in tablets are dropping and tablets that detach and can replace a PC is on the rise. Microsoft is already there and actually leading this category.
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I agree in the sense that the best thing Apple can do now is give more power to developers to plug into their experiences but on the other hand that means these betas aren't too exciting until devs start writing extensions
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Software wise it's probably the best in several years. They finally updated Siri and other things to the levels of Android. Watchos looks like it will be MUCH better, as it seems they're going to focus it mainly on fitness tracking with some notification stuff. It has focus, and it's UI is much less confusing now.
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Looks like they're still supporting the iPad 2.
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So macOS Sierra is going to roll out a brand new file system. Color me intrigued!
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Ars has a good early look at it
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Maps redesign puts search field at the bottom where it belongs instead of the top, the revolution is finally coming.
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Sweet Jesus ... I just uninstalled the Stocks app.
http://www.theverge.com/2016/6/13/11923112/apple-ios-10-delete-stock-apps-
Wow, looks like some other core apps like Mail, Calendars and Maps can also be uninstalled. I wonder if there's support for default apps buried in iOS 10 somewhere?
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